Child Care

In the Name of Safety:
How Homosexual Activists are Using Anti-Bullying Policies to Gain Acceptance
Alysse ElHage explores ever increasing efforts to impose the homosexual agenda on North Carolina’s public schools and families. March 2008.

Parental Rights: Why they matter and how they're being ignored
Traditionally, there has been little doubt that the authority to determine what is in a childÅfs best interests lies with the parents; however, recent events indicate that this is not always considered to be the case. In the clamor to create policies to protect children, the important role of the parents is often overlooked or minimized. It should be the priority of every government policy that affects children to respect and guard the fundamental rights of parents. Once this foundation is recognized then the work of creating policies beneficial to children can be more reasonably approached. This paper will explore the legal and natural history of parental rights, the current trend away from them, and ways to reverse this trend. October 2003.

America's Child Care Crisis: Early child care advocacy vs. mother care
The issue of child care has been called one of America's most urgent national crises. Single moms working to pay the bills and raise their children by themselves face it every day, as do two-career families who are trying to balance the needs of their children with the demands of their jobs. This paper examines some of the important issues surrounding child care and asks if public policy should be focused on making it easier for parents to leave their children with other people, or on making it easier for parents to care for their children themselves? November 2000.