LCCR, under the leadership of Kristen Rome, played a pivotal role in mobilizing voters to oppose Governor Landry's proposed constitutional amendments. The group's grassroots voter education and outreach efforts helped defeat proposals seen as undermining democratic principles.

Louisiana Center for Children’s Rights, under the leadership of Kristen Rome, played a pivotal role in a coalition that mobilized voters to defeat four conservative constitutional amendments in Louisiana, rejecting manipulative and authoritarian policy proposals.

Kristen Rome, executive director of the Louisiana Center for Children's Rights, participated in both coalitions during the debate over Gov. Jeff Landry's controversial constitutional amendments. She argued that the failure of Amendment 2 was not due to a single actor, highlighting a collective effort to protect children’s rights and resist authoritarian measures.

The Louisiana Center for Children’s Rights (LCCR) joined a coalition of advocates by signing an amicus brief. The brief supports a lawsuit filed by the ACLU, Southern Poverty Law Center, and Fair Fight Initiative challenging the harsh treatment of children and young adults confined in Angola Prison, notably addressing issues such as solitary confinement, mechanical restraints, and inadequate mental health care, which disproportionately affect marginalized youth.

Louisiana Center for Children’s Rights joined a coalition of civil rights organizations by signing a letter urging the U.S. Department of Education to investigate Louisiana's juvenile justice system for its failure to provide adequate educational services to incarcerated youth, highlighting systemic inequities and racial disparities.

Rachel Gassert, the policy director at Louisiana Center for Children’s Rights, testified before Louisiana lawmakers in support of a bill limiting solitary confinement for juveniles. Gassert cited investigative findings that highlighted the harmful effects of extended isolation on young people, reinforcing efforts to reform juvenile justice practices.