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Past Summits

Our Children's Rights Summit started in 2014 with the aim of gathering child advocates, academics, law firm lawyers, in-house counsel and other experts to examine critical questions about how children can overcome challenges in the law. 

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2023 Children's Rights Summit
Our 10th annual Children's Rights Summit was hosted in San Francisco. This year, we lifted up some of the most important issues that the child rights community has focused on through a decade of summits.
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2022 Children's Rights Summit
Experts lead discussions with the participants about how we can all contribute to meet the needs of children in our communities. Watch the recording here.
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2021 Children's Rights Summit
Discussions feature the lived experiences of young people of color, legal lessons learned from the Real Rights project, and a conversation about the path forward to a more just reality for young people everywhere.
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2020 Children's Rights Summit
Our 7th Children's Rights Summit focused on the theme "Examining Child Rights Through an Anti-Racism Lens."
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2019 Children's Rights Summit
Our 6th Annual Children's Rights Summit reimagined the way we provide access to justice for children and youth through juvenile justice kitchens and an experiential learning stimulation activity.
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2018 Children's Rights Summit
Our 5th annual Children’s Rights Summit brought together the public and private bar to address challenges for youth in new ways, and problem-solve solutions that the private bar and business world can engage in.
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2017 Children's Rights Summit
Our 4th annual Children's Rights Summit brought together in-house counsel, children's rights advocates, technologists and youth themselves from around California and the nation to engage in meaningful discussions about the legal needs of children.
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2016 Children's Rights Summit
Our 3rd annual Children's Rights Summit saw in-house counsel, children's rights advocates, law firm lawyers and technology experts work together to find rights-based solutions to bridge the social gap that envelops these children and their communities.