Colorado Resilience – Our Mission
To protect the health, safety, and well-being of children whose parents separate or divorce.
COR advocates for policies that strengthen family resilience by replacing systemic practices that foster parental conflict and system involvement with programs that promote parental cooperation and avoid system engagement. It is critically important to protect both parent-child relationships with equal vigor and shield families from system involvement.
Why We March
“Systems are exploiting families, not protecting children.” ~ Carl Roberts
Systems created to protect children instead cause far more harm than good by pitting parents against one another and pushing one away. Systems fail children and parents when they dismiss parental rights, ignore due process protections, and move cases forward without a shred of evidence of harm. When systems deny children a fit and loving mother or father, they negatively impact a child’s health, safety, and well-being, often for a lifetime.
HELP STRENGTHEN CHILD & FAMILY WELLBEING
COR Activist Hub
Bringing about change in family court and CPS is incredibly hard because the opposition includes a “government knows best” mindset, big business, and gender biased special interest groups. COR’s objective is to empower and organize advocates to have a greater impact on change.
Raise public awareness on policies that harm children.
Analyze, track, and give testimony alerts on relevant legislation.
Actively engage with and educate legislators on policy solutions.
Host a weekly meeting to organize advocates and to share resources.
Regular emails for court watchers, testimony, and issues of interest.
Established to Protect Children, These Systems Often Do More Harm Than Good.
Contested custody is rarely, if ever, about the child. It’s almost always about money, power & control for one or both parents, lawyers, evaluators, and courts.
Most CPS reports are made with an ill intent to harm the other parent instead of a true child safety concern.
SYSTEMIC ISSUES
4 Forms of Abuse All Made Worse or Ignored by Broken Systems
Official complaint systems weren’t created to protect or serve the public—that’s a false pretense they want you to believe. These systems exist to shield themselves from accountability and liability. DCCS is built to do what they won’t: expose bad actors and help hold them accountable. It starts with collecting data and aggregating complaints to give system victims more legal weight and reform efforts greater urgency—so policymakers can finally address these systemic failures.
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