The Florida Parents' Bill of Rights is Now Law
A Door of Hope
Florida parents, future generations are counting on us! Please get involved in your local communities, cities and counties on behalf of your family and your Parental Rights.
Together, we will make the difference by standing in the gap now for our children and future generations!
What can you do?
Right now, you can encourage your U.S. representative to sign on as a cosponsor to HJRes. 38. Here’s how you can help:
- Find your representative’s contact information here.
- Email or call your representative’s office. Tell their staff that you are a constituent and that you are urging your member of Congress to sign on as a cosponsor of the Parental Rights Amendment, House Joint Resolution 38.
Your message can simply be something like this:
I live in Rep. _____’s district, and I value the role of parents in the life of a child. I’m calling to urge my representative to contact Annie Clark in Rep. Debbie Lesko’s office and sign on as a cosponsor of HJRes. 38, the Parental Rights Amendment. Please sign on to cosponsor this vital safeguard for my children and for America’s families.
For our children our our future generations!
When it comes to raising children,
PARENTS
are better than
GOVERNMENT.
Florida Parents - We Made History!
Are You Ready to Lead the Way for Our Nation?
Families are the heart of our neighborhoods, communities, cities, counties, states, and nation.
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Refocus and recommit to your children in your parent-child relationship. ebuild where necessary. Access resources to assist in understanding the role and responsibility of parents. Support other families.
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Become informed about Florida Parental Rights Laws. Put the “Florida Parents’ Bill of Rights Guide Book” into the hands of every family in Florida.
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Get Involved
Engage with other parents. Attend local, city, county, and state meetings on behalf of parental rights. Educate local government leaders about parental rights laws. Protect your children from entities that do not honor or respect the role of parents within your community.