Stand With Meg · Join the Coalition

Help build the coalition.

Families are reporting serious problems in family court and child protective services. Stand With Meg is bringing people together to support constitutional education, public reporting, and the work of reaching more families.

Have a skill, a platform, professional experience, or time to help? There is a place to start here. You do not have to be an attorney. Choose the work that interests you, then tell Meg how you can help.

Scroll down to the signup form, or tap “Sign up below” to jump there. Joining is free.

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The roster

Who is here.

Showing: All states

38 people. Each person is counted once, in one proposed primary work area. The area counts add up to this total.

These are signup backgrounds, not confirmed work assignments. Meg will confirm each person’s area and responsibilities with them. Specialties below describe what those same people reported; they are not additional people or verified credentials.

Within each area, states are ordered by the number of people signed up, highest first; ties are alphabetical. Locations are self-reported and do not indicate professional licensing or service availability.

Legal6 people

  • Arizona1
  • California1
  • Missouri1
  • North Carolina1
  • North Dakota1
  • Washington1
Backgrounds and additional skills

Child custody attorney · Civil rights attorney · Criminal defense attorney · Divorce attorney · Family law attorney · FOIA education · Fraud-reporting education · Immigration education · Investigator · Other attorney · Parent and family advocacy · Police officer or law enforcement · Social media influencer or creator · Teacher or educator · Therapist or counselor

Paralegals and legal support1 person

  • Oklahoma1
Backgrounds and additional skills

Paralegal

Legislative advocacy1 person

  • District of Columbia1
Backgrounds and additional skills

Federal Lobbyist · Investigator · Other attorney · Teaching parents how to lobby

Healthcare and peer support5 people

  • California2
  • Alabama1
  • Georgia1
  • Massachusetts1
Backgrounds and additional skills

Active listening · Building rapport · Certified Peer Specialist – Mental Health · Editing, spelling and punctuation · Mental health technician experience · Nurse · Organizer · Paramedic educator · Paramedic or EMT · Registered Nurse · Research · Social media · Social media influencer or creator · Strengths-based self-advocacy support · Teacher or educator · Tech · Therapist or counselor

Education5 people

  • California2
  • Missouri1
  • State not provided1
  • Virginia1
Backgrounds and additional skills

Author · Elementary school teacher · Investigative research · Investigator · Journalist or writer · Law and policy research · Legislative advocacy · Organizer · Parent and family advocacy · Phone outreach · Psychology and trauma research · Research · Retired teacher · Teacher or educator

Media and communications9 people

  • Michigan2
  • California1
  • Illinois1
  • Missouri1
  • North Carolina1
  • Outside the United States1
  • Virginia1
  • Washington1
Backgrounds and additional skills

Author · Content creation · Documentation and evidence collection · Journalist or writer · Law student · Legislative advocacy · Organizer · Parent and family advocacy · Public figure · Public speaking · Social media · Social media influencer or creator · Tech · Videos and captions · Writing

Research and data2 people

  • Missouri1
  • Washington1
Backgrounds and additional skills

Data analysis · Data collection · Investigative research · Law and policy research · Law student · Military, veteran and disability advocacy · Organizer · Phone outreach · Research · Typing

Organizing and operations5 people

  • Oklahoma2
  • Florida1
  • Maryland1
  • Texas1
Backgrounds and additional skills

Casework · Cyber management · Enterprise architecture · Event hosting · Journalist or writer · Operations · Organization leadership (CEO / president) · Organizer · Policy development and implementation · Project management · Research · Social work education · Strategic planning · Systems security · Teacher or educator · Tech · Therapist or counselor

Family advocacy1 person

  • South Carolina1
Backgrounds and additional skills

Parent and family advocacy

Work area to discuss3 people

  • Kansas1
  • Missouri1
  • Montana1
Backgrounds and additional skills

Police officer or law enforcement

  1. 1. Choose your workExplore the projects below. You can choose more than one.
  2. 2. Fill out the formAdd your skills, contact information, and how you can help.
  3. 3. Hear from MegMeg reviews your signup and follows up about possible next steps.

Step 1 · Find your place

6 ways to help.

Tap a picture to learn about the work. Ready to help? Use the signup button below any card.


Step 2 · Fill out the signup form

Join the Coalition.

One form. Your name, email, phone, and social handles stay on Meg's private list. The public roster shows people counted once by proposed primary work area. Tell Meg what you can offer. She will follow up at the email you give.

Signing up is free. You do not need to buy anything. This is an interest form, not a job offer, legal representation, or an appointment to another organization. Please do not include children’s names, case numbers, or confidential records.

Where you want to help
The work you already do

Law

Attorneys who already know family court is failing families.

Care

Clinicians who see what court and CPS do to people.

Safety

People who protect families outside the courtroom.

Voice

People who can teach this and carry it further.

Build

People who make the work stronger behind the scenes.

Website and social profile links

Add all the social profiles you use. At least one social profile link is required, and LinkedIn counts too. Paste the full link starting with https:// so Meg can click and find you. These stay on Meg’s private list with your name.

Before you join

Your name, email, phone, and social profile links stay on Meg’s private list. The public roster counts each person once in a proposed primary work area. It does not show your name.

Family-reported submissions. Nothing on this form is legal advice. Stand With Meg does not appoint volunteers for The Due Process Project.

Add your voice. Build the record.

Haven’t filled out the survey yet?

If you’ve experienced family court or child protective services, take the Stand With Meg survey. Help us document what families are reporting. Already filled it out? Please share the survey with another family who needs to be heard.

6,086

Families represented in the survey

Family-reported submissions.

38

Coalition roster entries

New, reviewing, and active roster entries, including form signups and contacts added by Meg. Separate from the survey count.

The survey records your experience. The coalition form tells Meg how you want to help.

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