New Legal Publications

Questions and Answers about the Americans with Disabilities Act: A Quick Reference for Child Care Providers (2012) also available in Spanish and Chinese.

 

Child Care Subsidies in California (2012) (PDF by chapter)

 

Child Care and Family Law: Child Custody and Releasing Children from Care (2012) (PDF)

 

Questions and Answers: California’s Unruh Civil Rights Act:
Information for Child Care Providers and Parents (2011) (PDF, 196k)

 

Questions & Answers: Family Fees and Co-payments (2011) (PDF, 240k)

 

United States Department of Justice Settlement Agreements Under the Americans with Disabilities Act (2011) (PDF, 215k)

 

Questions & Answers: Liability Insurance for Family Child Care Providers (2011) (PDF, 240k)

Questions & Answers: License-Exempt Child Care (2011) (PDF, 251k)

 

 

BEVAN DUFTY, self-proclaimed "child care warrior," speaks at our March Core Building event in San Francisco.

 

 

 

 

The Child Care Law Center believes that all parents have the right to work without worrying about their children's wellbeing. Every day, we break down barriers to child care for low-income, working parents because without affordable, high quality child care they cannot support their families. About Us

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Wednesday, May 1, 2013 from 5:30-7:00 PM at Mills College

The Child Care Law Center is co-sponsoring a provocative discussion by Valerie Polakow on inequalities in early care and education. 

 

Nancy Harvey Mackey, who runs L'il Nancy's Primary Schoolhouse in Oakland, CA, speaks about family child care and the Child Care Law Center.

 

 

The children, parents, and child care providers who benefit from our work are featured in our annual report.

 

The Child Care Law Center is a sponsor of the Women's Policy Summit: Advancing Women's Health, Wealth & Power.

 

We are now accepting applications for summer 2013 law clerks!

 

January 1, 2012 New Car Seat Law: Effective January 1, 2012, children must be properly buckled in a car seat or booster, in the back seat of the vehicle, until they are at least 8 years old or 4’9” tall.

Click below for more details:

English, Spanish

Click here to view the California Vehicle Code.