Serving the Adoption, Foster Care, and Safe Families for Children Communities
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Urgent Action Alert: Contact your member of Congress Today
ACTION ALERT: Russia: Contact your member of Congress
today!
January
15,
2013
Opportunity for Members of Congress to Sign Letters to Presidents
Putin and Obama
Members of Congress have a short window of opportunity to sign on to two
letters regarding Russia’s recent decision to ban adoptions to the United
States. The first letter is to President Vladimir Putin of Russia and the
second is to President Obama. Both letters appeal to each leader to recognize
the basic human rights of these children and all children in Russia to a family
and to work to resolve the pending cases of children who were in the adoption
process prior to the January 1, 2013 ban.
Senator Roy Blunt and Congressional Coalition on Adoption Co-Chairs Senator
Landrieu, Senator Inhofe, Representative Bachmann and Representative Karen Bass
are currently circulating these letters for signature by their colleagues, with
a deadline to sign on to these letters of tomorrow, Wednesday, January
16 at 12pm EST . Please contact your Senators and Representative today
and urge them to sign on to these letters and lend their support to Russia’s
children. Offices interested in signing on should contact Libby Whitbeck in
Senator Landrieu’s office or Kristina Weger in Senator Blunt’s office.
- You can find your Senators’ phone numbers and email address at
www.senate.gov
- You can find your Representatives’ phone numbers and email
address at www.house.gov
Please distribute this information widely to your friend and family,
requesting they also contact their Members of Congress prior to
Wednesday, January 16 at 12pm EST
Our Thanks to Senator Roy Blunt and Congressional Coalition on Adoption
Co-Chairs Senator Landrieu, Senator Inhofe, Representative Bachmann and
Representative Karen Bass and the Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute
for their continued leadership on this issue.
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