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Saturday, February 15, 2014

SAVE THE DATE! BATTERED MOTHERS AND KIDS CUSTODY CONFERENCE, WASHINGTON, D.C., MAY 9-12, 2014!

Friday May 9 -Monday May 12, 2014: 
Many events in a few days in Washington DC.
 
Conference 
Battered Mothers and Kids Custody Conference 
at George Washington University
9:00 am to 5:00 pm
 
Friday, May 9 Domestic Violence Advocate Training with Barry Goldstein and National Coalition Against Domestic Violence on how to help battered mothers involved in custody cases.
 
Saturday, May 10 Mothering Under Duress with Joy Silberg, PhD on how to effectively mother your children when they are forced to live with abusers. There will be a workshop with Mo Hannah PhD and a panel with Linda Marie Sacks and other mothers.
 
Activism
 
Sunday, May 11 Mothers of Lost Children March at the White House from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm at 1600 Pennsylvania NW. Wear white clothing and good walking shoes, and bring a hat. Wear sunglasses and a wig as needed.  Mothers of Lost Children t shirts will be provided. 

 
Lobby Day 
 
Monday, May 12 Lobby Day at the House of Representatives on Independence Ave. Lobbying information and training will be provided at the conference on Saturday May 10.
We are working on having another Congressional Briefing to bring the family court crisis to the attention of our national elected representatives. 
 
Here is a link to the previous October 2, 2013 Congressional briefing on Protecting Abused Children of Divorce and Separation
 
 
The formal BMCC is skipping a year, so this is a mini BMCC.  There is no fee. We will collect cost to cover lunch costs when you get to the conference. We will need to make our own arrangements for lodging. The International Hostel and the William Penn House are centrally located and inexpensive hostels. Travelocity, Priceline and Cheaphotels have more information on places to stay near George Washington University.
 

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