Welcome, Utah Fathers' Rights Advocates!
- Location
- Salt Lake City, UT 40.62-111.82 84121US
- Meetups
- 115 so far
- Meetup topics
- Founded
- August 2, 2006
An online civil rights group for connecting family rights advocates and organizations in Utah together - with each other, with more information, and with other resources. Our group has a particular focus on defending the family in the war being waged against it by the unholy alliance of the divorce industry and rising misandrism. The resulting onslaught on the family is so often no more immediately recognized than by divorcing fathers.
Hope for improvement is available through activism. If you're not already a member, see our "Join Us!" sign up section below and enter a login name, your email address, and a password to join today. Joining demonstrates your concern and gives you access to lots more information including information on relevant events and what more you can do to make a difference for our future.
No fit parent should have to be a visitor or less to their own children!
"It does not take a majority to prevail...but rather an irate, tireless minority, keen on setting brushfires of freedom in the minds of men." - Samuel Adams 1776
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What members are saying
“ We need to learn ourselves first, what is really going on with father's issues, fully, so that ignorance doesn't continue costing us and our children dearly. ...
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“ We are residents of a state that is stubbornly seeing that they will have to eventually conform to the legal norm that they cannot continue to violate a fathers rights and/or any parental rights. T ...
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