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Restore Childhood’s Newsletter

Natalya Murakhver, Kristen Walsh, Julie Hamill, Denise Champney, Nikki M. Johnson, MD, DNBPAS, Gabrielle Bauer, Dana Hensley, Days Like This, Stephanie Edmonds, Amy Klein, Robert Pondiscio, Scott Davison, Maud Maron, Maia Poet

Let’s prioritize and protect our children. One story at a time.

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Authors

The writers behind this newsletter.

  • Natalya Murakhver

    We are a 501c3 founded in 2022, after 2 years of school closures and a pandemic response that disproportionately hurt kids. Our documentary "15 Days..." is currently in post-production https://youtu.be/oSYM2o3r7Cw?feature=shared

  • Kristen Walsh
  • Julie Hamill

    Julie Hamill is a lawyer, mom, and school board member from Rancho Palos Verdes, California. The views stated are her own and do not represent the views of any organization with which she is affiliated.

  • Denise Champney

    School based Speech Language Pathologist

  • Nikki M. Johnson, MD, DNBPAS

    I offer a mix of opinions, but mostly, I offer solutions to help you #BeHealthy. I want to inspire you to prevent disease, maintain health, be informed about your choices, and advocate for policy that benefits you.

  • Gabrielle Bauer

    Gabrielle Bauer is a Toronto writer who has won seven national writing awards. She has written three books including BLINDSIGHT IS 2020 (Brownstone Institute 2023).

  • Dana Hensley

    Dana is a parent advocate for open schools and the fair treatment of children.

  • Days Like This

    Writing by Yasmina Palumbo

  • Stephanie Edmonds

    Mom

  • Amy Klein

    Writer

  • Robert Pondiscio

    Robert Pondiscio is a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, where he focuses on K–12 education, curriculum, teaching, school choice, and charter schooling. He began his education career as a South Bronx public school teacher.

  • Scott Davison

    Attorney | Parent Activist | Philosophical Tiger more

  • Maud Maron

    Maud Maron lives, writes, and shouts into the void in Manhattan Find her at maudmaron.com

  • Maia Poet

    25 years old, lover of peace and political science. An Israeli American survivor of gender ideology. Twitter/X: @thepeacepoet99

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