Child Justice Legal Director, Paul Griffin, was recently featured on a podcast with En(Gender)ed, giving his opinion on ‘It’s Worse To Accuse Than To Abuse.’As sourced from the article here:”On this episode, our guest is Paul Griffin, Legal Director at Child Justice, Inc., one of the few organizations in the country dedicated to ensuring a child’s right to be legally …
Former Child Justice client and child safety advocate, Annie Kenny, penned a powerful op-ed in the Washington Post, describing her four years in family court
President Trump proclaimed that October is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. In his proclamation, President Trump called upon us to “marshal every tool at our disposal to continue the national, sustained, and coordinated campaign to end domestic violence forever.”
Giving Tuesday is NOT cancelled! Child Justice is responding to meet the needs of victims of child abuse and domestic violence.
Child Justice’s Legal Director, Paul Griffin, was recently featured on The Kojo Nnamdi Show talking about how claims of abuse and alienations impact custody cases and who ultimately wins.
Child Justice Inc.’s Legal Director, Paul Griffin, was recently featured in an article for American University Radio discussing why fathers are typically favored in child custody battles, despite allegations of abuse.
Child Justice Inc. is proud to now be more involved in the Maryland court system, protecting victims of domestic violence and their families! Our very own Legal Director, Paul Griffin, is a member of the newly established workgroup created to specifically study court proceedings involving child abuse or domestic violence allegations.
Child Justice’s very own Board Member, Daniel Campos, was recently recognized by RBC Wealth Management on their website for his dedication to volunteerism and advocacy for children in cases of domestic violence and abuse. “Not being an attorney, there is only so much you can do,” Campos says.
There is little we love more at Child Justice, Inc. than getting involved with members of our community, particularly those who are advancing social justice or change for the betterment of all. We’re excited to be supporting and attending Round House Theatre’s production of “How I Learned To Drive,” opening to the public on October 10, 2018. “A lovely, harrowing guide to the crippling persistence of one woman’s memories,” according to the New York Times, this play is guaranteed to be one of the highlights of the season and we can’t wait to see you there!
Child Justice’s 4th Annual Celebration was hosted at the Georgetown University Hotel and Conference Center from 2:30 to 6:30 pm on Sunday, September 23, 2018. The Staff and Board of Directors of Child Justice were delighted to welcome over 300 guests who came to support Child Justice’s work for children and their protective parents, to honor our Heroes, and to enjoy Music Legend, Johnny Mathis!
