Support the App Store Accountability Act: Protect Alabama’s children
Alabama families have made it clear: they want a safer, more accountable digital environment for their children.
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See recent postsAlabama could do better by its kids. We know the way
Alabama could do better by its children. If you doubt that, just look at what the Poarch Creeks are doing.
Justice Department finds Alabama illegally segregates children with physical disabilities
The DOJ found that the state must make community-based services accessible so that physically disabled children can avoid being segregated in nursing facilities.
Child well-being in Alabama improves, relative to other states
Alabama went from 45th to 39th in a national ranking of child well-being despite child poverty increasing significantly.
Hunger relief organizations urge lawmakers to fund Summer EBT program
The federal government still funds the cost of the meals and only requires states to fund a portion of the administration costs.
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See recent postsFund Summer EBT and invest in a healthier future for Alabama’s children
Summer EBT funding would help bridge the hunger gap when school is out for 545,000 Alabama children.
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See recent postsThe real threats to Alabama’s children
Alabama's children are under attack and face real, serious threats.
Alabama Supreme Court rules frozen embryos are children, cites the Bible in opinion
The opinion from the ALSC cited the Bible and could end the practice of IVF in the state.
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See recent postsSeason’s reminder: Every child, from manger to castle, holds future potential
There's an urgent need for Alabama's leaders to address the harrowing circumstances of our state's most vulnerable.
Alabama faces expanded lawsuits for discrimination against disabled children in state care
A 2022 Department of Justice report highlighted major deficiencies in education standards for disabled children in state custody.