Adam Benforado

Former foreign policy advisor to President George W. Bush, Dan Senor, discusses the Israel-Gaza war. Drexel University Law Professor Adam Benforado talks about false memories, biases in police lineups, and lowering the voting age. They also delve into flaws in the legal education system, flawed eyewitness identification, investing in children, and the healing power of comedy.

Adan chats with Adam Benforado, a law professor and advocate for children's rights, whose works like 'A Minor Revolution' tackle critical issues in the legal system. They discuss how psychology reshapes legal assumptions about children and the decline of child-centered reforms. Adam emphasizes the importance of prioritizing kids, revealing that many protections are more symbolic than effective. He also shares his vision for youth empowerment through initiatives like Minor Power, aimed at giving children a voice in policy decisions, while urging empathetic communication in advocacy.

Adam Benforado, a law professor and author of A Minor Revolution, passionately argues for prioritizing children's rights in law and public policy. He discusses the shocking rise in child poverty, particularly in Canada, and the urgent need for reform. Benforado highlights the devastating effects of issues like lead contamination in water. He proposes enfranchisement to enhance children's political voice and advocates for systemic changes, emphasizing that investing in youth leads to long-term societal benefits. Tune in for a compelling vision that could reshape our future!