What if it were your child? Moses showed up in a basket. Today, children show up in police stations, hospital lobbies, ER waiting rooms—abused, abandoned, and alone. Where do they go when no one shows up? HAPPENING TODAY: Join National Review’s Kathryn Lopez in conversation with CEO Darcy Olsen, a woman who never expected to foster 10 kids or adopt 4 but couldn’t look away. Now as the founder of the Center for the Rights of Abused Children, she's leading a national movement to reshape the laws to protect children’s lives. This is about justice, not charity. A reckoning—and a revolution—for America’s forgotten children. Join our conversation today at 11 AM AZ: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_8Gvp4_nrTA-Kf-bxCNB6MQ#/registration (fb)

Foster care doesn’t need more heroes. It needs more neighbors. That’s the message from Ann Tredway—mother of two, Pennsylvania resident, and Executive Director of the Center for the Rights of Abused Children. Ann’s essay for #NationalFosterCareAwarenessMonth is a powerful reminder that while the system is overwhelmed, the solution starts with people who care. 📌 More than 13,000 children are in Pennsylvania’s foster care system. 📌 Many are separated from siblings, living without a steady adult presence, or placed in institutions never meant for kids. This isn’t just a system with flaws—it’s a crisis hiding in plain sight. At the Center for the Rights of Abused Children, we fight every day to make sure kids aren’t lost in that system. But real change happens when more of us ask, “What can I do?” You don’t have to foster to make a difference. You don’t need all the answers. You just need a willingness to show up—with open hearts, steady hands, and the belief that every child deserves safety, love, and belonging. 📖 Read the full op-ed and consider how you can be part of the solution at the link in our bio.👆🔗 #fostercareawareness #protectourkids #fostercare #fosterfamily #pennsylvania #pennsylvaniafostercare #eriepa (fb)