Parents, children, and non-profit groups will be at the state capitol in May to advocate for child well-being issues. Joe Dorman heads up the Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy. He says the priority is to straighten out the state budget mess. A contemplated further 14.5% cut threatens the most vulnerable, according to Dorman. He says attendees at the day in May will lobby for bills deemed ‘kid friendly’ and against those deemed harmful.
Dorman says Oklahomans of all ages are invited to attend the Advocacy Day at the state capitol on May 10th.