Library Cards for Foster Children

LIBRARY CARDS FOR FOSTER CHILDRENIn August 2002, it became possible for children placed in foster homes in Los Angeles County to obtain library cards in their own names for the first time. Shamefully,... continue reading »

850 signatures Goal: 100
All Signatures (850 total)
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Jane S 21 September 2010
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Danielle C 20 September 2010
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B D 16 September 2010
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Andrew C 15 September 2010
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Wendy T 14 September 2010
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Cathy P 5 September 2010
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Araceli G 30 August 2010

""The best things in life are free." Thus, library cards for underprivileged individuals should too."

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Chris G 27 August 2010
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Lyndee D 25 August 2010
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Isabel S 20 August 2010
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Sandra C 3 August 2010
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Julia L 3 August 2010

"Foster children need access to free reading material. Education is their way out!"

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Shelli B 21 July 2010
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Anthony D 13 July 2010
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Julie Becker 7 July 2010

"I think that libraries should allow foster childrens to have their own library cards. It won't be fair if they can't."

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Marilyn W 4 July 2010

"This is a terrible wrong. Please correct it."

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Roberta F 29 June 2010
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Kathy Shannon 23 June 2010
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Linda Z 17 June 2010

"I think it's critical that children have access to educational materials from a library. It can fulfill a great part of their lives."

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Dawn P 24 May 2010
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Gladys H 15 May 2010
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Sandra Epasierod 11 May 2010

"Children eventually grow into adults. Children who read often have a better chance of being successful in their education, increasing the likelihood of becoming responsible adults in our communities."

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Yafen L 27 April 2010
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Patricia G 27 April 2010
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Stacey P 26 April 2010
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