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Alliance Voice summer 2014 Newsletter ALLIANCE VOICE Building a Bridge to Success 6 Connections for Native American Foster Children 3 New Children’s Justice Council 4 Annual Dinner Raises $1.3 Million 8 Policy Solutions Offer Promise to Children 12 Thank You Donors for Fueling Our Work 14 BOARD OF DIRECTORS AroundAround the the Alliance Alliance CHAIR Cliff Gilbert-Lurie A MEssaGE from Ziffren Brittenham LLP SECRETARY bOard Chair Amy M. Hawkes ernst & Young LLP TREASURER CLIFF GILBERT-LuRIE & NEW PARTNERSHIPS PRoMISE Chris B. Walther Activision Blizzard CEO Peter Benedek STRoNGER CoNNECTIoNS united Talent Agency janis SPIRE for Native American children in foster care James P. Clark Chief Deputy Attorney, City of L.A. Trent Copeland Attorney & Legal News Analyst under the Affordable Care Act (ACA) The Alliance recently launched a partnership with the Juvenile Court to reach Nancy de Brier Attorney & Child Advocate to age 26. ACA now enables young Native American foster children. Judge Amy Pellman presides over the Indian Michael Downer Capital research & mgmt. Co. adults to stay on their parents’ Child Welfare Act (ICWA) court, which sees upwards of 200 cases involving Susan F. Friedman insurance plan, but foster youth have Native American youth each year. Our collaboration, made possible by the San NBC News (retired) no parents making it critical that they Leslie Gilbert-Lurie* Manuel Band of Mission Indians, allows us to meet and screen children coming Writer, Child Advocate, Lawyer access this benefit. The Alliance is through Judge Pellman’s court. In addition to advocating for the children’s Barbara Grushow Barbara Grushow Designs actively enrolling youth, so they have a education, healthcare and financial supports and services, we are also working to Angie Harmon five-year health safety net. identify and build relationships with culturally sensitive community providers. Actress & Advocate Yasmine Delawari Johnson Child Advocate The Alliance has also taken a lead in Like all children in foster care, Native American children need stability, access Jo Kaplan referee, Juvenile Court ensuring new legislation will close to early and special education, quality medical and mental healthcare, and for Mitchell T. Kaplan This is Cliff Gilbert-Lurie’s first joint the education achievement gap for older youth, mentors, housing and transition services. But this population faces Kaplan stahler Agency Gwyn Lurie letter as the new Chairman of the California’s more than 60,000 foster additional obstacles, including a shortage of Native American foster homes and Alcove Films Alliance Board of Directors. The youth. Through this reform, schools culturally conscious service providers. While under L.A. County jurisdiction, many Karen Mack Writer & Producer Alliance is thankful for the tremendous (with a large percentage of foster of these youth live in neighboring counties such as San Bernardino and Riverside Steven A. Marenberg* leadership and vision of outgoing youth and other at-risk groups) will where resources can be scarcer and where they are further away from social Irell & manella LLP Sue Naegle Board Chair Bart Williams. receive additional resources to bolster workers and court-appointed attorneys. Through this collaboration, we advocate Naegle Ink the academic standing of vulnerable for services across county lines. And when children reunify with their birth Kirk Pasich Dickstein shapiro, LLP We are running on a flood of energy students. Alliance representatives are parents, we will continue to provide the tools they need to be successful at home. Daniel M. Petrocelli on the heels of our incredibly diligently “pounding the pavement” O’melveny & myers LLP Harriet S. Posner successful 22nd Annual Dinner to make sure the funds are allocated The Alliance is also working with the United American Indian Involvement skadden LLP celebration on April 7 and the RIGHT appropriately, so more foster youth (UAII) to identify social service providers and make them more accessible Kevin Reilly FOX Broadcasting Company to LAUGH comedy event on May 29 graduate high school and advance to to Native American families. We are building on an existing Native American Rick Rosen (see pages 8 - 10). The outpouring of college or vocational school. William morris endeavor services directory by calling on our partners to join and to participate in cultural Bruce Rosenblum financial and in-kind support we’ve awareness training led by UAII. While Native American youth have always been Legendary Television received from the community will be Every day, your support opens doors a part of Alliance caseloads, we are committed to growing these partnerships so Phillip Rudolph Jack in the Box, Inc. channeled to help local children who of opportunity for disadvantaged more children are poised for long-term success. Susan Saltz Child Advocate face impossible circumstances. children so they can dream big. Thank José F. Sanchez you for helping us to keep those big sidley Austin LLP The Alliance has taken a lead in dreams alive. Toni M. Schulman* Child Advocate enrolling foster youth for coverage Pamela Soper, ex officio CBs Television Blue Ribbon Commission Roadmap to Change Lives Now Bart H. Williams* munger, Tolles & Olson LLP 2013 Programs at a Glance Adoption and Los Angeles County’s Blue Ribbon Commission on Child Protection released Adoption Support Noelle Wolf (7,611 children served) its final report on April 18 calling for a transformation of the child protection Child Advocate 1,014 Robert J. Woolway system. This includes creating a single entity responsible for all child welfare Trinity Capital LLC services throughout multiple county agencies. The report calls for better PRESIDENT & CEO NextStep: Transition Guardianship Age Youth support for foster children who are placed with relatives—an issue the Janis Spire 546 1,950 Alliance is championing statewide (see page 12). The report also calls for CHIEF OPeratiNG OFFICER Michael House greater transparency, accountability and data sharing as well as improved Education and LEGAL DIRECTOR Early Child Development education stability for foster youth. The County Board of Supervisors adopted Laura Streimer Healthcare 1,494 these reforms, and we look forward to playing a role in their implementation. 521 DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT Visit blueribboncommissionla.com. Marlene McGuirt COMMUNicatioNS DIRECTOR Constance Farrell Benefits and Special Other Needs Support Board Member and Vice Chair of the Blue Ribbon * Past Chairs Commission Leslie Gilbert-Lurie speaking at a 1,036 1,050 commission hearing with retired Judge Terry Friedman. ALLIANCE VOICE | Summer 2014 kids-alliance.org | 3 Pro Bono Spotlight Program Highlights May was MYTHS ABOUT TEEN AND SIBLING 2014 CHILDREN’S AdoptIonS DISPELLED Foster CARE an adoptive father explains the facts Justice CouNCIL honoring firms who go above and beyond for impoverished and abused children and youth MoNTH graduations, job skills and career paths for transition-age youth The Alliance is thrilled to recognize firms whose extraordinary pro bono commitment improves the lives of our community’s most vulnerable children. These firms have donated the most hours to the Alliance in addition to building special practices, 1 affecting statewide policy and providing significant resources to sustain our work. We honor these firms as our inaugural Children’s Justice Council, a new distinction to be awarded annually. Latham also helped develop two new initiatives to assist children. They were the first firm to take on a large volume of 1. Jasmine graduated Gibson has been there for our clients since the beginning. from uSC They were instrumental in creating the Alliance’s Adoption special education cases and to advocate for early childhood 2. Junior League of LA Scott and Veronica adopted their daughters, ages 11 Program and helped finalize thousands of foster care development services. They are also piloting a new program cooking workshop and 12, in February 2014. Scott dispels some of the adoptions. Gibson also helps achieve stability for adoptive to obtain child care benefits for children in need. With each 2 common myths about adopting pre-teen siblings. families. They successfully litigated a landmark case so issue, Latham develops extensive internal expertise and adoptive parents receive benefits based on a disabled displays a deep commitment to our practice areas. MYTH: TEENS CoME WITH baggage that You child’s needs. In addition, Gibson advocates for education DoN’T KNoW ABouT. rights. They are working on a first-of-its-kind impact project, FACT: When we adopted the girls, we were given training schools on partial credit laws. For foster youth who their complete history. Through this, we learned their move constantly, this groundwork will make high school 3. Job shadowing needs and ways to include them into our family history. graduation a reality, instead of an impossible dream. Manatt attorneys are true champions for children’s stability with ICM Partners 3 and improvements in public policy. They collaborate to We talk about their time in foster care, and because identify innovative approaches to pro bono advocacy. of that, they can be themselves. Manatt bolstered legislative efforts to better support foster MYTH: ADoPTING BABIES IS AN easier way To Latham is a pro bono powerhouse, donating thousands of children raised by relatives, led a 50 state survey of kinship GRoW YouR family. hours each year. Latham attorneys create families through benefits and presented the survey findings to the California FACT: Our youngest daughter has cerebral palsy and adoption and guardianship, stabilize families with public Department of Social Services. Their leadership on this issue needs constant care, so we couldn’t parent a young benefits and support children by advocating for education. is poised to improve the lives of thousands of foster children raised by relatives. child. For us, adopting older kids meant we could still grow our family. 4 MYTH: IT’S HARD To BoND WITH SIBLINGS BECAuSE THEY’vE BEEN THRouGH So MuCH, AND THEIR O’Melveny has a long history of advocating for children BoND IS only WITH each oTHER.
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