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Georgia’s New Reunification Law: Hope for Kids After Abuse

Lawmakers Lobbying Against Reunification Camps

Protect Georgia kids from forced reunification with an abusive parent. Make sure our children’s safety comes first! Support legal change today!

Ethan’s Law has passed the Senate—UNANIMOUSLY! This is a huge step forward in our fight against forced reunification therapy in domestic violence cases.

Friends, family, and advocates, this is a monumental victory for survivors and children across Georgia. Thanks to your support, prayers, and unwavering commitment, Ethan’s Law has officially passed the Senate with a unanimous vote! 🙌

With this law, we are ensuring that survivors and their children will no longer be subjected to further trauma under the guise of “best interests.” Instead, we are advocating for their safety, healing, and dignity in a system that has long overlooked their needs.

This victory is not just ours—it’s YOUR victory. Every petition signed, every message shared, and every voice raised has made a difference. We have proven that when we come together in the name of justice, we can make change.

But this isn’t the finish line; it’s just the beginning! We still have a critical journey ahead as we push for this bill to be signed into law. So, stay with us, keep spreading the word, and let’s continue to show our legislators that we are standing strong for those who need it most.

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