Educational Liaisons

Welcome to Child Advocates’ debut podcast in 2026: Champions of Children Podcast: Removing Barriers. Creating Opportunity. As a child advocacy nonprofit in Indiana, we have been doing groundbreaking work for children and youth for more than four decades. We have helped change the lives of thousands of children in the child welfare system, in schools, and in communities.

We seek justice, opportunity, and well-being for all children and youth, especially some of the most vulnerable. We want to help create a better future for every child, and you will discover how you can join us and be Champions for Children.

In our first podcast, we focus on a topic that matters to millions of families across our nation. Your child’s education. Is your child facing challenges in school academically, socially, or emotionally? That might include learning issues, behavioral challenges, mental health issues, bullying, or other obstacles that can impact their success. You will hear important insight on actions you can take to help them succeed from some of our experts—our Educational Liaisons.

Together, we can help remove barriers so that our children can thrive! Learn more. Listen to our Champions of Children Podcast and please share and please subscribe today!

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How Our Attorneys Change Children’s Lives

Welcome to Child Advocates’ new podcast in 2026: Champions of Children Podcast: Removing Barriers. Creating Opportunity.  In this episode, we focus on our legal services ...
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Educational Liaisons

Welcome to Child Advocates’ debut podcast in 2026: Champions of Children Podcast: Removing Barriers. Creating Opportunity. As a child advocacy nonprofit in Indiana, we have ...
Read More & Listen →

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