3 days until I land in D.C.

From my experience supporting family justice reform, the Family Justice and Accountability Act (FJAA) represents a critical step toward transparency and fairness in family courts. Many families face challenges due to systemic corruption and lack of accountability in child protective services (CPS) and courts, resulting in unjust separations and trauma. The act aims to establish stronger oversight and legal standards, ensuring that children's welfare remains the priority. Efforts like these, backed by organizations such as MACSA and advocacy campaigns like #SaveTheChildren and #SaveMotherhood, are vital for creating real change. I’ve witnessed firsthand how grassroots movements can influence national policy, especially when dedicated leaders emerge from communities—like the Montana team lead championing this cause. Advocacy isn’t just about protesting; it’s about educating the public and policymakers on why family justice matters. If you’re passionate about protecting children and families, engaging with these reform campaigns offers a way to make a tangible impact. Joining forums, supporting legislation like the FJAA, or sharing stories about family court experiences help build the momentum essential for national reform. Ultimately, collective action empowers families to reclaim justice and protect the most vulnerable from systemic failures. The countdown to reaching D.C. highlights not just a physical journey but a committed push toward a brighter, fairer future for families across the country.