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Noncustodial Mothers Are Leading America (NALA)

 


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NALA is an advocacy community that centers the voices and experiences of noncustodial mothers while actively creating reform of the government at the lower levels.

Our work highlights family court, child welfare systems, and the treatment of mothers and children by government agencies. Our children are sold so government employees and contractors can profit off our pain and suffering.

Our goal is to not only send a message to the government but to make it change. Legislative committees, government talk and laws that do nothing and can’t make change fast enough.

We are done waiting!

Noncustodial Mother subscribers to our email community are called Lionets, and supporters of NALA are called Guardians. When contacting us please let us know if you are a Lionet or a Guardian.







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To receive updates and learn more, subscribe at NALApride@myyahoo.com.


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