THE BEST OF THE BEST OF FAMILY RIGHTS

THE BEST OF THE BEST OF FAMILY RIGHTS

I thank each and every one of the following website designers and family rights activists for their time, effort, and support of families around the country. Without their continuous data gathering and reporting, none of us would get ahead.

#1: Best website design and critical information regarding family and extended family from around the country:

www.kidjacked.com

#2: The best of the best in marketing and gathering together of families across the country.

www.fightcps.com

#3: Movers and shakers worthy of examination. They have crossed the barriers against all odds and are instrumental in major changes in the West. They are actively working for family rights AND foster family rights. They see the big picture.

http://nfpcar.org/

#4: With a front lines no nonsense approach, AFRA has cleared the way for many of us providing unlimited support for years. They have made it the farthest so far in establishing cells all over the country and countless pages of unending sources for research collected over the years.

http://www.familyrightsassociation.com/

#5: Here is a blog I affectionately refer to as “The Lioness Den” due to its polishing nature of character defects while at the same time sharing their education and experience which is profound. This is a gathering place and idea exchange for those serious about learning how to get their children back and is willing to do what they are told. Run by Cheryl Barnes author of The Parents Guide. I love you guys!

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/CPSWatch/

#6: Our very own Washington home grown group and the oldest of its kind here. The group is growing and the activists within this organization are very serious about local system change. Expect great things over the next year. They will work with individual cases and have a membership base as a 501C3. Donations are appreciated. They do a great deal for free, but need the financial support to continue.

http://www.washingtonfamiliesunited.net/

#7: Another Washington grown boundary crosser and a committed group to systemic change. They have an excellent website and resources for shared parenting. Watch out ladies, many of them are single and they like to eat pizza!

www.washingtonsharedparenting.com

#8: A fairly new group and they are making things happen down in Florida and across the country. Listen to their blog talk radio show. Highly committed group of go-getters.