Public Education and issue awareness is one of the primary activities of ACFC....  The billboards and ads below are a sample of ACFC efforts this year.  Raising public awareness of the issues facing families, fathers and their children is critical for shared parenting to become adopted nationally.  Please feel free to copy the material below and redistribute it in your community. 

Our message and calls for family court reform are being heard and endorsed by top leaders and organizations from around the nation.

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This billboard is currently on display in several locations in IIlinois.  Its purpose is to directly challenge the local head of the Family Court to examine and reform the court's practices.  Mother as primary resident is the standard outcome in approximately 90% of the cases. Click here to learn more about this campaign	The ad above was the first of a series of three ads ACFC has run in the Washington Times National Weekly Edition.  This ad ran nationally from March 7 - March 13, 2005  Click the image for a larger version
Following on the ad upper right ad, the ad above ran in the Washington Times National Weekly March 23 - April 3 and again from April 11 - 17, 2005.  It is endorsed by a number of leading family advocates in America and specifically call for a review of our nations family court practices and laws. Click the ad for a larger, printable version.	The ad above ran in the Washington Times National Weekly durning the month of August as Congress debated the Violence Against Women Act.  ACFC believes domestic violence against anyone is inappropriate. Government should not be spending taxpayer dollars in a way that discriminates against half our nation's citizens. Click the image for a larger version

"Children Need Both Parents"