Leaders and Partners
Stronger together
Reform of this size takes partnership across professions, states and political traditions. We build coalitions, not camps. These leaders and groups are part of the wider movement.
Robert Garza
Legislative Reform & Judicial Accountability
Robert Garza is a national and international family court reform advocate, legislative author, and public speaker. His work focuses on equal parenting, protecting parent-child relationships, due process, judicial accountability, and enforceable parenting-time protections. He helped advance the Time Taken Time Back reforms and develops model legislation for advocates nationwide.
Parental Alienation Resource
Education, Awareness & Family Court Reform
Parental Alienation Resource, led by Nicole Anderson, publishes educational material, advocacy updates, and discussions about family court reform, parental alienation, and solutions for families navigating custody disputes. Its Substack highlights reform initiatives, conferences, and opportunities for public engagement.
Family Court Horror Show
Family Court Awareness & Community Advocacy
Family Court Horror Show, led by Tariq Farooq, highlights families' experiences with the family court system, encourages public discussion, and connects individuals seeking accountability and meaningful reform. Through storytelling and community engagement, it brings attention to the concerns of parents and families navigating complex custody and legal proceedings.
CAPS Movement
Federal Legislative Reform & Family Rights
CAPS Movement is a grassroots advocacy initiative focused on federal funding policies affecting family separation and parental rights. Its platform calls for reform of Title IV-D and Title IV-E funding policies.
Voices of Hope
Family Wellness, Education & Parental Support
Voices of Hope is connected with Empowerment Online, a resource platform dedicated to mental health education, parental alienation awareness, collaborative co-parenting, and family well-being. Its educational resources include programs, assessments, parenting support, and holistic wellness information designed to help individuals and families navigate challenging circumstances. The initiative emphasizes awareness, prevention, personal empowerment, and connecting families with practical resources that support healthier relationships and emotional well-being.
Stand with Meg
Family Rights Documentation, Public Records & Legislative Advocacy
Meg Miller is the founder of Stand With Meg, a family-rights advocacy and public-record initiative dedicated to documenting families' reported experiences with family courts and child welfare systems. Through national surveys, public reports, and a court-actor registry, she works to identify patterns, promote transparency, and bring families' experiences to lawmakers and the public. Her advocacy includes legislative engagement, public education, and testimony before Kansas legislators. Her work emphasizes the importance of documentation, accountability, and evidence-based reform in systems affecting children and families.
We the Parents
Documentary Storytelling & Family Rights Awareness
We the Parents is a documentary exploring parental rights and featuring advocates working toward family court reform. Through documentary storytelling, the project helps bring attention to the experiences of parents and children affected by custody disputes and raises broader questions about parental rights, due process, and judicial accountability. Media and documentary initiatives play an important role in expanding public awareness, encouraging informed discussion, and introducing family court reform issues to audiences beyond traditional advocacy networks.
Listing here shows shared goals. Each organization speaks for itself.
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There is a meaningful role for you
We welcome mental health organizations, legal and civil liberties groups, research institutions, education advocates, faith communities and community organizations. Whether you bring one local chapter or a national reach, there is a meaningful role for you.
United for Children. Connected for Change.
No single parent, advocate, or organization can reform the family court system alone.
The National Family Rights Movement brings together advocates, researchers, educators, survivor-support organizations, legislative reformers, and community leaders who share a commitment to protecting children, strengthening families, and advancing accountability.
Our coalition recognizes that meaningful reform requires more than awareness. It requires collaboration, documented evidence, legislative action, practical resources, and the collective voices of families across the country.
Different experiences. Different expertise. One shared commitment: putting children's safety, rights, and well-being first.
Every leader and organization maintains its own independent mission while contributing to a broader movement for meaningful change.
Want to join the movement as an individual? See how to take action.