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When parents show up, policy follows.

From your kitchen table to your statehouse, the issues you care about, where they stand, and how you can act today.

What we're working on right now.

We focus on a small number of issues, deeply. Each one comes with a primer, a position, and a clear next step you can take.

Group of smiling school childrenFeatured Guide

The parent's guide to school choice: In plain English.

Our most-downloaded guide of 2026. Plain English explanations of every option, and a visit checklist.

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Why parental involvement changes everything for children

A research-backed look at how active parents produce better outcomes.

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12 questions to ask on your school visit

A one-page printable to bring to any tour or open house.

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Parents playing with children on a play matTool

Screen-time conversation starter for teens

Six open-ended questions designed to start (not end) the talk.

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Reading at home, K–3: What the science says

A short, practical summary of the science of reading for everyday parents.

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Understanding your child's rights in public school

A 60-minute recording with attorneys, parents, and administrators.

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How we work

Three simple ways your voice carries.

1

Learn the issue.

We publish a short primer on every issue we work on. No jargon, no spin just what's happening, why, and what's at stake.

2

Take one action.

Every issue page comes with one clear, doable thing a call to make, a letter to send, a meeting to attend.

3

Bring a parent with you.

The thing that moves policy isn't one parent it's two of you on the same call. Share what you learn.

Parents organized make policy move.

38

States with active chapters

147

Bills tracked in 2026

12K

Letters sent to legislators