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Oklahoma City – There is a misconception that state lawmakers only work four months out of the year.

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Column - For the children: Lawmakers amass pro-child records

The Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy is pleased to announce the results of our 2023 Legislative Report Card for lawmakers and the child-friendly legislation which passed through the Oklahoma State

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Dorman: Lawmakers amass pro-child records | The Journal Record

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Lawmakers Amass Pro-Child Records

CS website Joe Dorman on pro-child legislative votes 6-26-23education . newsOklahoma City –- The Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy is pleased to announce the results of our 2023 Legislative Report

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Column: For the Children - Child Advocacy Award winners named; Supreme Court weighs in on ICWA

Recently, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a 7-2 ruling affirming as constitutional the Indian Child Welfare Act. This ruling validates what data shows for preserving stability for children undergoing adoption

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