As a advocate for stiffer childcare laws, how do i get my concerns to congress?
402511
First of all, children get hurt... that's what happens. Second of all, speak to your Congressman and Senators. You can find them at the sites below.
929255
Maybe you could get in touch with your congressman or some state Representative and tell them your problem.  Hope it works out for you and your daughter.
962484
I would suggest that you consult with an attorney.\n\nIn almost every state, if there is a CPS proceeding, or child in need of care proceeding, you are eligible for an appointed attorney if you cannot afford one.\n\nI urge you to contact an attorney licensed in your state to assist you.  For a referral if you are not eligible for a free attorney, contact your local or state bar association.  Please... don't try and do it cheaply.  Your kids are worth it aren't they?
561284
Contact your state congressman and the insurance commissioner and state your case.
1164630
Best answer I can give you is go to congress.org Its a wonderful site put in your the west sacramento, ca.
57032
Have you tried contacting your Senetor, or Congressmen?  How about the IRS?  They don't really like it when they get phone calls, or letters a million times a week because of some loser that won't pay for his child.  I was lucky and my Senetor got involved rather fast.  He was happy to help and it was free.
1164855
Contact your local Child Protective Services department.  They can lead you in all neccessary directions.
581614
call your local dept of human services....they usually keep a list of child care providers that they leave out for clients to browse through.\n\n\nALSO: put a ad in your local newspare...put out some flyers
802114
You can appeal TO the Supreme Court, but you cannot appeal the final determination of the Supreme Court.  The only thing to do then is get Congress to change the law.
642509
Get in touch with your Congressmen, particularly in the House.  This is very much a real debate, and they are looking to the voters.
425126
The government is unfortunately less inclined towards preventing problems, such as overpopulation, and more inclined towards fixing current ones, such as providing food for the ten children in a family.  I definitely hear what you're saying though, and I think a tax benefit should be given as incentive for not having children.  Talk to your congressman.  Unfortunately, though, I doubt you'll make any progress on this problem under the current administration.
861604
Have a look on the website for ACAS - it explains exactly how to go through the greivance proceedures and what to say etc.  Good luck and hope you get your money sooner xx
332260
We can make more of an impact by speaking our minds to our lawmakers!\n\n\nhttp://judiciary.senate.gov/press.cfm
1010990
Point out that their obvious lack of civility is undoubtedly the reason why kids are sent to schools instead of staying with their parents for an education.\n\nBarring that, I would say to lodge a complaint to the administration and then grieve to your union rep about the lack of protections from abuse in the workplace. Basically, get the parent wrapped up in a huge legal quagmire. ;)
717267
www.congress.org ... go there and make yourself heard!  Second box in center of page says "Take Action," then enter your zip code under "Write Elected Officials."  This will give you options that are easy to follow and you can say everything you want to and demand to know what your Representatives intend to do about it ... and, more importantly, what you intend to do with your votes the next election.\n\nIt's time for all of us to STOP BEING APATHETIC and START BEING PROACTIVE.\n\nIt's past time for another Revolution ~ this one with no weapons other than words and determination.\n\nADD ON:\n\nRegarding the rallying cry, that's certainly not a bad one, but i think the issues are beyond the President; i think it involves all elected officials.  What about "Throw the b*st*rd OUT!" ... that might get the attention of all of them if they knew we were about to exercise our power to do just that.
485628
You need to get the word out, thats the most important thing and what the organization supports. You can do this with flyers or the computer  or phone calls.You could also contact the political leaders or members of parliment in your community as well. Speak to teachers and churches, you know, things like that and Iam sure you will find the resources you need...Good luck
221131
The fight to change laws is a long one, although not an imposible one.\n\nOne of the main things you need is "stick-a-bility".  When children come up with ideas like yours, adults know that as you get loder, your ideas will most likely change.  For this reason, they tend to not take you too seriously, figuring that when you are older, you will change your mind.\n\nThe best way to counter this is to test your own resovle on the matter.\n\nBe patient, and realise that the best way to change this law is to work at itall the way through till you are old enough to vote.  Then keep on going...choose career paths or other pastimes that get you the "ears" of people in power.\n\nOver time, if you stick at it, as an adult, you may be able to change perminantly the rights of children in the future.\n\nIt is always a long haul, but many have done it before you.\n\nGood Luck