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In honor of their 60th birthdays, Jere Cowden, John Stolze and Merle McGee have planned an
excursion across the United States in convertibles toward Chicago and onto Route 66 toward L.A. To give this
trip more purpose than their own whims they decided to also make this a fundraiser for KidsVoice. |
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| 10/20/2006 |
designed to speed the placement of neglected children across the state. |
| 09/25/2006 |
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| 08/09/2006 |
Allegheny County Chief Executive Dan Onorato, Warden Ramon Rustin and the Pittsburgh Guidance Foundation
unveil plans for a Family Activity Center at the Allegheny County Jail. |
| 04/29/2006 |
Board President Judy Cheteyan and Vice President Ruth Anne Papa enjoyed the festivities at the KiteTails and Cocktails benefit for KidsVoice. |
| 03/24/2006 |
Volunteer lawyers from Reed Smith help to speed adoptions of foster children in Allegheny County. |
| 10/04/2005 |
Edward Kabala, Treasurer of the KidsVoice Board of Directors, received the 2005 Pro Bono Award from the Allegheny County Bar Foundation. |
| 09/01/2005 |
Scott Hollander outlines factors to consider when deciding to have a child testify in court and techniques to interview a child witness effectively. |
| 08/19/2005 |
Board Member Jeffrey Upperman describes the value of working with KidsVoice. |
| 01/31/2005 |
Former Board President Wendy Newton was honored with the 2004 Sen. John Heinz Award, which recognizes a volunteer whose efforts preserve and strengthen families. |
| 11/01/2004 |
As the Guardian, a CBS television show based in Pittsburgh, ended its third and final season, fans gathered in the David L. Lawrence Convention Center's Grand Ballroom to say farewell. |
| 10/06/2004 |
Every year a Sewickley Academy graduate teams up with his brother to help kids involved in the legal system. This year the annual fund–raiser event also served as a farewell party. |
| 09/24/2004 |
They serve some of the most vulnerable among us - the innocent, the voiceless children who live lives of bewildering helplessness, sadness and paralyzing anxiety. |
| 09/20/2004 |
A briefcase used by Simon Baker in the late great CBS drama "The Guardian" fetched $5,500 in an auction held Saturday night at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center to benefit KidsVoice, the local legal aid organization for at-risk children on which the show was based. |
| 09/20/2004 |
Fans of "The Guardian" bid a fond farewell to the TV series set in Pittsburgh and scratched after its third season. |
| 09/14/2004 |
PBA member Scott Hollander, who earned the PBA Children's Rights Commitee's 2004 Child Advocate of the Year Award, now has been chosen to receive the American Bar Association Young Lawyers Division's (ABA/YLD) 2004 Child Advocacy Award. |
| 08/07/2004 |
Just months after the Pennsylvania Bar Association honored KidsVoice Director Scott Hollander, the American Bar Association will do the same. |
| 08/03/2004 |
Mt. Lebanon native David Hollander, who created CBS's now-canceled Pittsburgh-set drama series "The Guardian," has sealed a deal to create the pilot episode of a new drama for ABC. |
| 06/26/2004 |
Newsmaker: Scott Hollander |
| 06/10/2004 |
Speaking at the Butler Leaders of Tomorrow dinner on Monday will be Scott Hollander, a Pittsburgh attorney turned child advocacy director. |
| 06/10/2004 |
The Pennsylvania Bar Association Children’s Rights Committee presented a 2004 Child Advocate of the Year Award to Scott Hollander, executive director of KidsVoice, a private, nonprofit organization in Pittsburgh that represents more than 5,000 abused, neglected or abandoned children each year. |
| 06/02/2004 |
The Pennsylvania Bar Association Children’s Rights Committee presented a 2004 Child Advocate of the Year Award to Scott Hollander, executive director of KidsVoice, a private, nonprofit organization in Pittsburgh that represents more than 5,000 abused, neglected or abandoned children each year. |
| 05/23/2004 |
When David Hollander was growing up in Mt. Lebanon in the 1970s and '80s, Pittsburgh was winning big with the Steelers and losing big with steel, and he was seeing every side of life daily. |
| 05/20/2004 |
CBS canceled the Pittsburgh-set legal drama "The Guardian" yesterday after a three-year run. |
| 05/13/2004 |
The Pennsylvania Bar Association will present its Child Advocate of the Year award today to Scott Hollander, executive director of KidsVoice. |
| 05/01/2004 |
The director of operations for KidsVoice, a child advocacy organization in Allegheny County, said if dependent children are not given hope or a plan, they will more than likely end up delinquent or in the adult criminal justice system. |
| 04/16/2004 |
Judge Eugene Scanlon, administrative judge in the family division, said the view from the judge's bench proves that the Allegheny County Juvenile Court is very much a family affair. |
| 03/12/2004 |
Adoption advocates and some state lawmakers fear a proposed anti-gay-marriage amendment could kill efforts to increase subsidies given to people who adopt abused or neglected children. |
| 03/12/2004 |
A coalition of child advocates, lawmakers, parents and labor representatives could barely contain their invectives yesterday as they described at a news conference anti-homosexual amendments proposed for a bill originally intended to spur adoption of abused and neglected children. |
| 03/11/2004 |
"I like to have the opportunity to encourage people to get what I have, to find a job that they care about," Scott Hollander said. Hollander is the executive director of KidsVoice, a child advocacy agency, and serves as a technical consultant for the CBS television program "The Guardian." |
| 03/02/2004 |
Jonathan Budd, director of operations for KidsVoice, a childrens' advocacy organization, will be the keynote speaker at Greene County's observance of Law Day April 30. |
| 12/07/2003 |
News reporting should protect the identities of abused and neglected children, says Scott Hollander |
| 10/03/2003 |
Scott Hollander, the children's advocate who inspired the TV show "The Guardian," told a gathering in Portland on Thursday that children facing legal, physical and behavioral challenges need someone watching out for their rights and interests. |
| 10/03/2003 |
With the help of a well-known children's rights advocate, Pine Tree Legal Assistance announced Thursday its launch of KIDS Legal Aid of Maine. The new program, to be phased in over the next five years throughout the state, will provide legal representation to low-income children in courts, school administrative proceedings, Medicaid service disputes and other arenas where children's safety or well-being is threatened. |
| 10/02/2003 |
Almost one-third of Maine children live in low-income households, and while laws protect them, many don't have access to the justice system. |
| 09/15/2003 |
The audience in the Hilton ballroom cheered as our city skyline, a definite wow, reeled by at Saturday's national premiere of "The Guardian," the TV series set in Pittsburgh that will air Tuesday nights on CBS beginning Sept. 23. |
| 05/06/2003 |
Why Protecting Kids is in Everyone’s Best Interests |
| 05/06/2003 |
If you’ve tuned into CBS Tuesday nights at 9, you may have seen the CBS’ hit drama, The Guardian. |
| 04/17/2003 |
Harry Litman, former United States Attorney for the Western District of Pennsylvania, will present a public lecture titled, "Government Deception and the Constitutional Right of Access to the Courts," on Wednesday, April 17, at 4:30 p.m. in Bowl 1, Robertson Hall, on the Princeton campus. |
| 03/03/2003 |
Pride, not pity, was the message for those living in our city at Positively Pittsburgh! Saturday night. The blowout bash at St. Clair Country Club to benefit KidsVoice and The Homeless Children's Emergency Fund put a happy face on life west of the Alleghenies. Acting as spin doctor and party host for 500 guests was the Mt. Lebanon Junior Women's Club. It took three energetic chairs, Ronda Carman (with Chris), Donna Fultineer (with Rick) and Erin Rimmel (with Jim) to organize this lively gathering. |
| 02/09/2003 |
HOW hard is it to walk in a parent's footsteps? As George W. Bush prepares for war in Iraq, this might be a good time to consider "The Guardian," the CBS drama series about a troubled Pittsburgh lawyer living in the shadow of his powerful dad, who is also a lawyer. |
| 01/26/2003 |
Ever since she turned 12, Nija Britt has been on the run: first from her home in Philadelphia, and then from any number of group facilities. But somehow, Nija's mother, Arlene Falcon, always knew where to find her and get her off the streets. |
| 01/24/2003 |
Local law firms are providing valuable resources to public service organizations and creating a diverse pool of attorneys by offering fellowship opportunities to the next generation of legal professionals. |
| 01/17/2003 |
There's a Wolverine behind the creation of the TV show "The Guardian," which airs Tuesdays on CBS. |
| 11/11/2002 |
Hollander, 39, helped inspire the hit CBS series about child advocates. In fact, his younger brother David was the show's creator. "I've always been extraordinarily proud of what he does," says David, 34 |
| 10/11/2002 |
Pittsburgh-based child advocacy organization KidsVoice will present an advance screening of the second season premiere of CBS's "The Guardian" at 6 p.m. Tuesday at the Byham Theater. |
| 09/15/2002 |
Pittsburgh-based child advocacy organization KidsVoice will present an advance screening of the second season premiere of CBS's "The Guardian" at 6 p.m. Tuesday at the Byham Theater. |
| 09/14/2002 |
Tuesday night, Hollander and KidsVoice are hosting a free advance screening of "The Guardian's" season premiere at the Byham Theater, Downtown. |
| 08/24/2002 |
Pittsburgh-based child advocacy organization KidsVoice will present an advance screening of the second-season premiere of CBS's "The Guardian" at 6 p.m. Sept. 17 at the Byham Theater. |
| 07/19/2002 |
A handful of fans of CBS's Pittsburgh-set legal drama "The Guardian" will visit Pittsburgh for a weekend next month to see the sites pictured and referenced in the show. They'll come from Chicago; Birmingham, Ala., and New Jersey with plans to tour Downtown, the South Side, the Strip and Shadyside as they eagerly anticipate the start of the show's second season. |
| 06/24/2002 |
During 2003 and 2004, the Content of Our Character Project will continue its civic story-telling project in earnest, endeavoring to tell stories on-line, and in a publication, about exemplars of ethical leadership - individuals, organizations, and companies who uphold ethical principles, inspire high ideals, provide visionary leadership, and work to build a more just and humane world. |
| 06/10/2002 |
A visit to Pittsburgh by 100 or so self-described revolutionaries raised no alarms over the weekend. |
| 05/01/2002 |
For years philanthropy has been the preserve of the super-rich. Now entrepreneurs are bringing it to the mass market. |
| 03/08/2002 |
Child advocacy organization KidsVoice, which has gained fame as the subject for the TV show, "The Guardian," is moving from the South Side to office space in the Frick Building, Downtown, on March 21. |
| 01/11/2002 |
Organization is First Pittsburgh Area Agency to be Awarded Skadden Fellowship |
| 01/05/2002 |
Pittsburgh Social Venture Partners, a philanthropic organization that applies the venture capital model to grant making, has selected KidsVoice and Child Watch of Pittsburgh as the first nonprofits to receive its investments of services and financial capital. |
| 09/16/2001 |
The real nonprofit group that represents children in Pittsburgh, called KidsVoice, is run by Scott Hollander, a good-looking 37-year-old who practiced law with his father in a private firm in the Frick Building. |
| 09/16/2001 |
Tucked away on soundstages in the back of the Sony Pictures Studios lot, the sets for CBS's new Pittsburgh-set legal drama "The Guardian" are under construction. It's mid-July, and workers are busy building rooms that will replicate the interiors of a Pittsburgh law firm and bar. |
| 09/04/2001 |
When pitching his television drama about a disgraced corporate attorney turned reluctant child advocate, David Hollander had to play advocate himself. |
| 09/04/2001 |
"The Guardian," a Pittsburgh-based courtroom drama, will live or die on the strength of its writing and acting, not its social relevance. |
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