We're working on passing the Parental Rights Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. This Amendment would protect against racial discrimination in the area of parental rights by forcing judges to follow a clear national standard as opposed to leaving it open for them to follow their own biases, as is the case today.

We're also working with a bipartisan coalition to amend existing federal child welfare laws to keep families together whenever possible. Two examples include removing anonymous reporting (replacing it where appropriate with confidential reporting) and creating a "quick exit ramp" for cases where case workers recognize early on that no abuse is taking place, but under current guidelines must "complete their investigation" before they can close the file.

But we can't do it without your help.

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