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FREEDOM VOTERS NEEDED IN AND OUT OF OFFICE!

Cultivate All Rights Empathy Education

CARE Education model legislation amends YOUR state's legal code for academic standards for all grades K-12 to [1] learn to cultivate empathy and [2] learn about the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR). (Here's a shorter 2-page PDF of the UDHR.)

CARE Education Team Members Donate TIME

We need CARE Education Team members who will engage their centers of influence every week. Team members encourage their centers of influence and state legislators to [a] sign on as proposers and/or sponsors, [b] pass and implement CARE Education in their state, and [c] respond to weekly CARE Education Team 1-minute email surveys to determine the strength of engagement. 

Team members share the following sign-up links with centers of influence:

Which state will be the first state to have a sponsoring state legislator?


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8 Caring Citizen Proposers and 0 Caring Legislative Sponsors in 3 States
Proposers from Empathy Surplus Network USA, a Membership-Driven 501c3 Human Rights Empathy Education Collective
  • Sandra Bernabei, Ardley, New York 10502
  • Anita Lewis,$ RN-BSN, Sugarcreek Township, Ohio 45305
  • The Rev. John Paddock, Dayton, Ohio 45406
  • Miriam Speaight,$ Wilmington, Ohio 45177
  • The Rev. Charles Watts,$ Wilmington, Ohio 45177
New York Caring Citizen Co-Proposers in Zip/Alpha Order - Legislators in italics
  • Sandra Bernabei, Ardley, New York 10502
Ohio Caring Citizen Co-Proposers in Zip/Alpha Order - Legislators in italics
  • Miriam Speaight,$ Wilmington, Ohio 45177
  • The Rev. Charles Watts,$ Wilmington, Ohio 45177
  • Anita Lewis,$ RN-BSN, Sugarcreek Township, Ohio 45305
  • Judy Atlagh, Miamisburg, Ohio 45342
  • The Rev. John Paddock, Dayton, Ohio 45406
  • Monica Neiderman, Dayton, Ohio 45449

Ohio Caring Organizational Co-Proposers in Zip/Alpha Order - Legislators in italics

  • Ohio Democrats Rural Caucus

Texas Caring Citizen Co-Proposers in Zip/Alpha Order - Legislators in italics

  • Lucy Wagner,$ Houston, Texas 77088
Historical Context
On January 1, 1942, 26 allied nations signed the Declaration of United Nations against fascism and reaffirming human rights. In 1945, after the United Nations defeated fascists in Europe and the Pacific, US President Harry Truman from the Democratic Party appointed Vermont Senator Warren Austin from the Republican Party to serve as the United States ambassador to the United Nations Conference on International Organization in San Francisco.
 
In addition, Truman's Secretary of State recruited 14 USA Civil Society organization members, including Rotary and Lions Club members. The Rotary and Lions Club members from around the world made two major contributions to the UN Charter. The first was to change the UN Charter's Preamble opening sentence from "We the Members States of the United Nations" to "We the People of the United Nations." The second was to give themselves a seat at the United Nations by creating the Economic and Social Council, where 80% of the United Nations' humanitarian work is done. Three years later, in 1948, Ambassador Austin cast the YES vote for the United States when meeting in Paris, France. Here's the Preamble language:
 

The UN General Assembly Proclaimed on December 10, 1948

"Universal Declaration of Human Rights as a common standard of achievement for all peoples and all nations, to the end that every individual and every organ of society, keeping this Declaration constantly in mind shall strive by teaching and education to promote respect for these rights and freedoms and by progressive measures, national and international, to secure their universal and effective recognition and observance, both among the peoples of Member States themselves and among the peoples of territories under their jurisdiction." - Preamble Proclamation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights - https://proempathy.us/espdfudhr