The National Honorary Advisory Board is a group of
child protection experts in the fields of law and psychology, all of
whom share the FDC's mission of advocating justice for families.
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Randy Hertz |
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Randy Hertz is the director of New York University Law
School's clinical program and has been a clinical professor at NYU
since 1985. He teaches the Juvenile Defender Clinic and has worked at
the Public Defender Service for the District of Columbia in the
juvenile, criminal, appellate, and special litigation divisions.
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Carolyn Kubitschek |
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Carolyn Kubitschek is one of the nation's leading civil
rights litigators on behalf of mothers, fathers, and children who are
caught up in the child welfare system. Since 1991, she has been a law
partner with David Lansner in the law firm of Lansner & Kubitschek,
which they founded as a private firm in the public interest, advocating
for the constitutional rights of parents and children, using an
interdisciplinary approach of attorneys, social workers, legal
assistants, law students, and experts.
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David Lansner |
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David Lansner is a partner in the New York law firm of Lansner & Kubitschek. He has been representing parents and children in child welfare cases
for 35 years. He defends parents accused of child abuse and neglect
and has an active domestic relations practice.
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Dorothy Roberts |
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Dorothy Roberts is the Kirkland & Ellis Professor at
Northwestern University School of Law, with joint appointments in the
Departments of African American Studies and Sociology (by courtesy),
and a faculty fellow for the Institute for Policy Research at
Northwestern University. She has written and lectured extensively on
the interplay of gender, race, and class in legal issues concerning
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Robert Schwartz |
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Robert Schwartz is the co-founder and, since 1982, the Executive Director of the Juvenile Law Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Schwartz has represented dependent and delinquent children in
individual and systemic reform cases and has testified in Congress
before House and Senate Committees.
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