This webinar highlights the critical importance of adolescent brain science as it relates to foster care. Leslie Leve, University of Oregon, and Sue Mangold, Juvenile Law Center, two members of the National Academies of Sciences (NAS) Committee that produced the “The Promise of Adolescence,” present findings that relate to the child welfare system. Attorneys from the ABA Center on Children and the Law, Prudence Beidler Carr, Sneha Barve, and Kristin Kelly, will present materials and facilitate case scenarios based on the recently released Adolescent Brain Toolkit for Attorneys. This webinar is designed for all audiences, with a particular focus on how attorneys and judges can better understand how to apply adolescent brain science in child welfare cases.
February 25, 2020 RAPID RESPONSE
How Adolescent Brain Science Supports Youth Engagement in Court Hearings and Case Planning
Panelists
- Sneha Barve, Staff Attorney, Education and Permanency Projects, ABA Center on Children and the Law
- Prudence Beidler Carr, Director, ABA Center on Children and the Law
- Kristin Kelly, Assistant Director, Education Projects, ABA Center on Children and the Law
- Leslie Leve, Professor, University of Oregon College of Education
- Susan Vivian Mangold, Chief Executive Officer, Juvenile Law Center
Co-Sponsors: ABA Center for Children and the Law, ABA Commission on Youth at Risk
Resources
Presentation: How Adolescent Brain Science Supports Youth Engagement in Court Hearings and Case Planning
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