Oica Ceo Joe Dorman

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For the Children: Lawmakers return for special session

Life lessons from a 1995 F-150 pickup

For the Children: Physical activity an important part of child wellbeing

For the Children: Children’s legislative agenda is a roadmap to a better Oklahoma

For the Children: The road to the death penalty often begins with childhood abuse

For the Children: Lawmakers examine ways to prevent accidental child deaths

For the Children: Roadshows, report highlight advocacy across the state

For the Children: Do not spare children difficult conversations

For the Children 2021 Heroes Ball is in the books

For the Children: Public service for children is neither partisan nor complete

For the Children: Summer months will be busy for child advocacy

For the Children: Lessons in the legislative process build better leaders

Even as tempers flare, dialogue is needed to avoid poor policy

State budget set, interim study suggestions sought as lawmakers near adjournment

For the Children: This Shucking Legislature…

For the Children: “Sticks and Stones” – Words can hurt… or help

For the Children: Lawmakers consider ideas to improve children’s lives

We must end the cycle of racism by remembering and reckoning

Child Advocacy group’s Heroes Ball wins National Award for “Best Virtual Presentation”

As Yogi Berra said, “It ain’t over ‘til It’s over”

Knowing your lawmaker is half the battle

For the Children: Moving beyond the numbness

Child advocacy group releases legislative priorities for 2021

For the Children: Advocacy efforts take center stage

A vow to work to make things better

To bring change to government requires knowledge; advocacy training set for late Jan., Feb. 1

For the Children: “It really is a wonderful life”

For the Children: More light in days ahead despite darkness

For the Children: OICA seeks transparency during 2021 legislature, even if COVID keeps Capitol off-limits to citizens

For the Children: Charlotte Anderson becomes Oklahoma’s fourth ‘Kid Governor’

For the Children: “Do More Than Count Your Blessings”

For the Children: We must be the enemies of apathy and distraction