STAND WITH MEG

Movement Dashboard

Real data from real families documenting what is happening inside family court and child welfare systems across the country.

To protect the families who shared their stories, we ask visitors to identify themselves before accessing the dashboard.

What this report shows

The dashboard summarizes family-submitted registry data by state, including reported system type, financial loss, time away from children, pro se status, public quotes, and court-actor patterns. It is built for families, advocates, journalists, and lawmakers who need aggregate evidence without exposing private submitter identities.

Submissions are lived experiences and allegations unless a public source supports stronger wording. Public naming follows threshold and review rules so one family's story does not become a public actor page by itself.

Access requests are logged to reduce scraping and misuse. The goal is to keep the numbers available for serious reform work while protecting the people who supplied the records behind those numbers.

The public view is intentionally aggregate. It helps visitors understand where reports are coming from, which states have enough submissions for a downloadable report, and how repeated court-actor patterns are reviewed before they become visible outside the admin workflow.

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Stand With Meg data and reports are compiled from submitted family experiences and are provided for advocacy, education, and reform purposes.