THE FIGHT TO PROTECT YOUR RIGHT TO PARENT BEGAN here
and led to the formation of our p2p parent union TODAY:
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OUR UNION gives a collective voice to parents and existing parent groups to amplify parent voices and unite across the nation!
POWERFUL PARENTS |
POWERFUL ADVOCACY |
POWERFUL UNION |
this is a movement across america!
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EXISTING PARENT GROUPS - WE WANT YOU!
You're already advocating in your communities. As a parental rights organization, we want to support your work, branding and messaging. We invite your members to join our collective union voice and our parent army. With your individual memberships you have access to our leadership for mentorship, guidance, and any of our trainings, including our Parent Leadership Academy which helps you be effective on both the grassroots and legislative level. Also... When you have important calls to action in your states, we can assist in getting the word out, and help promote your events to bolster attendance with our union members as well as other parent groups. Remember... Coalitions win and we will help you build them! |
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RECENT HIGHLIGHTS:
Weiser parent group speaks out after controversial poem is shared with students
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BREAKING NEWS OCTOBER 2021:
Parents say “Howl” by Allen Ginsberg was made available to students in a creative writing class at Weiser High School By Candice Hare Published: Oct. 27, 2021 at 4:46 PM EDT WEISER, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — A group of parents in Weiser are spreading the word about an incident where students were exposed to what they say was “graphic and sexually explicit material” during class. Jonathon and Karlee Lerew said their 14-year-old daughter was in a creative writing class at Weiser High School when the teacher read portions of a poem called “Howl” by Allen Ginsberg. They added the poem in its entirety was made available to students thereafter. Parental advocacy group Power2Parent said by sharing the poem with students, the children were exposed to “pornographic, salacious and obscene material.” “No parents were notified that this was happening. No email, no phone call, no letter sent home,” said Power2Parent Weiser Chapter President Narie Young. “It was done without parents giving approval.” |
