Press & Media Archive

A record of our advocacy and impact.

Access past press releases, media coverage, and public statements from The Center for the Rights of Abused Children. These archives reflect our ongoing work to protect children’s rights and improve the systems that serve them. Return to our homepage to learn more about our mission and find ways you can help.

Three teens sitting on steps in a park, one smiling and two appearing contemplative, with trees in the background, reflecting the Center for the Rights of Abused Children's focus on supporting teens aging out of care.

February 5, 2026

Center for the Rights of Abused Children Applauds $30 Million Federal Investment to Support Teens Aging Out of Care

Funding Will Help Prevent Homelessness, Incarceration, and Lifelong Instability Among Vulnerable Teens Phoenix, Ariz. – The Center for the Rights…

February 1, 2022 Media

Dcs Knew About Family Issues Before Boy’s Death At Scottsdale Hotel

Grandmother accused of murdering 11-year old Chaskah Davis Smith had history of family issues and abuse.

February 1, 2022 Media

Grandmother Arrested After 11-year-old Grandson Found Dead

Grandmother arrested after being accused of horrific abuse and murder of Chaskah Davis Smith.

Girl walking away with a backpack, symbolizing the vulnerability of children in foster care and the crisis of missing youth highlighted by the Center for the Rights of Abused Children.

January 19, 2021 Press

Center for the Rights of Abused Children (formerly Gen Justice) releases new brief, “Disappearing and Dying”

Gen Justice released a new brief, ‘Disappearing and Dying’ about the 20,000 kids who disappear from foster care every year and how to end crisis.

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Recent Advocacy Efforts

The Center for the Rights of Abused Children consistently engages in advocacy efforts to protect the rights of vulnerable children. These initiatives include lobbying for legislative changes, raising public awareness about child abuse, and collaborating with other organizations to strengthen child welfare systems.

For instance, the Center recently partnered with local advocacy groups to push for reforms in foster care regulations, aiming to improve the safety and well-being of children in these systems. By mobilizing community support and leveraging media coverage, the Center amplifies its impact on child protection policies.

Media Coverage Highlights

Throughout the years, the Center for the Rights of Abused Children has been featured in various media outlets, shedding light on critical issues surrounding child abuse and advocacy. This coverage not only raises awareness but also encourages community involvement in supporting children's rights.

Notable features include interviews with the Center's leadership and stories from survivors who have benefited from the organization's programs. These narratives help humanize the statistics and foster a deeper understanding of the challenges faced by abused children.

How to Get Involved

Individuals looking to make a difference can find various ways to support the Center for the Rights of Abused Children. From volunteering to donating, there are numerous opportunities for community engagement that directly contribute to the organization's mission.

For example, volunteers can assist in organizing events, spreading awareness through social media, or providing mentorship to affected children. Donations help fund essential programs and services, ensuring that the Center can continue its vital work in advocating for children's rights.

Upcoming Events and Initiatives

The Center regularly hosts events aimed at raising awareness and funds for its advocacy work. These events provide a platform for community members to come together, learn about issues affecting children, and support the Center’s initiatives.

Upcoming events include awareness campaigns, fundraising galas, and educational workshops. Participation in these events not only helps the Center but also empowers the community to take an active role in protecting children's rights.