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Donna and Lee discuss opening the Central Registry
Donna and Lee discuss opening the Central Registry
Donna and Lee discuss opening the Central Registry
Sunday 27th March 2022
Donna and Lee discuss their goal to open a Central Registry on AU4H Radio's Real Talk, aiming to reduce child abuse with bipartisan support.
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Get the buttons here!Donna and Lee's Mission: A Central Registry to Combat Child Abuse
It's not about you, it's not about me, it's not about them, it's about protecting kids.
Imagine a world where every child is safe from abuse. That's the vision driving Donna M. Kshir and Lee 'Cougardawn' Roberts in this compelling episode of AU4H Radio's 'Real Talk'. These sister advocates and best friends take to the airwaves to share their ambitious goal of opening a Central Registry aimed at reducing child abuse.
But it's not just about setting up a registry; it's about rallying bipartisan support and debunking misconceptions about political parties and Christianity in relation to child protection. Donna and Lee don't shy away from the tough conversations. They tackle the resistance they've faced, particularly from some Republican supporters, and emphasize the need for unity across political lines to protect our most vulnerable.
They stress the importance of educating oneself on the issue and reaching out to local representatives to advocate for change. The duo's passion is palpable as they discuss how like-minded individuals can join forces to turn the Central Registry into a reality. This episode is a call to action for anyone who cares about children's safety.
So, grab a cuppa and join Donna and Lee at the round table for an enlightening and motivating discussion on how we can all contribute to making a safer world for our children.