Help move child-centered reform forward
A little action can make a lasting difference.
Changing Vermont law will take families, professionals, and community members across the state. Whether you have two minutes, a personal experience, or useful expertise, there is a meaningful way to help.
No membership. No ongoing commitment. Just choose the step that feels right for you.
About two minutes
The petition is the quickest way to help
Your privacy, your choice
Stories are shared only with your permission
Come as you are
Personal and professional experience both matter
Choose the way that works for you
Three meaningful ways to help.
Start small or get more involved. Every form of support helps lawmakers understand why children’s safety, stability, and family connections matter.
01 · quick action
Sign the petition
Add your name in support of practical, child-centered family-law reform. No personal story or future commitment is required.
02 · your story, your choice
Share your story
Help lawmakers understand how Vermont law affects children and families. You decide whether your experience remains private, is used anonymously, or is shared publicly.
03 · professional perspective
Offer your expertise
Attorneys, mediators, mental-health professionals, educators, researchers, and community leaders can help review proposals and explain how the law works in practice.
A simple first step
Not sure where to start?
Signing the petition is the quickest way to help. It takes about two minutes, and you do not need to share a personal experience.
Have a question or prefer to speak with someone first? Contact Vermont Kids Connected.
Want to understand the reform first?
See the issue in plain language, then explore the proposed solution.