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Hunter Calhoun: A Survivor’s Light in the Dark

Taken at just 10 years old, Hunter Calhoun endured over 20 placements, forced separation, and a system that failed his family. Now 25, he’s reunited with his mother, raising his son with his wife, and using his story to expose the truth and bring light to others still trapped in the dark.

Why I Write: From Family Crisis to Fierce Advocacy

Journalist Kim Richards shares a powerful personal story of how Alabama’s DHR system devastated her family after a teenage mistake turned into a full-blown crisis. A call for truth, reform, and accountability.

The Wounds You Can’t See

May is Mental Health Awareness Month but for families caught in the child welfare system, it’s not a hashtag. It’s a wound. This article explores the hidden emotional toll of state-sponsored separation and calls for trauma-informed care rooted in truth, not compliance.

We’ve Gone Silent for the Weekend

As Mother's Day approaches, we’ve chosen to pause. This weekend, our platform will go quiet. Not because there’s nothing to say, but because some moments are too sacred for noise. There are mothers across this nation...

Taken at Birth: A Mother’s Plea for Justice in Limestone County, Alabama

In a quiet hospital room in Limestone County, Alabama, a new mother welcomed her baby boy into the world. But just four day later, she left that hospital without him. Her arms, which had...

Why We’re Going Silent This Mother’s Day Weekend

This weekend, we are choosing silence. Not because we are empty of words, but because the truth we carry deserves something deeper than posts or captions. “The Lord is close to the broken hearted and saves...

“I’m a Military Man — And They Took My Baby Out of the Nursery Without Telling Me.”

A father’s testimony from Alabama I’ve served this country. I’ve followed every rule. I’ve built a life rooted in responsibility and sacrifice. But none of that mattered when my baby was born. The mother of my...

A Parent’s Journey Back to Their Child

“There is light, even after the darkest nights.” There were nights I cried until I had nothing left. Mornings where I had to force myself to stand, to breathe, to keep going — even when...

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