Beyond the ordinary
Mothers Against Forced Foster Adoption (MAFFA) is a Advocacy and Activist Group founded as a result of the Child Welfare System and its inequalities. The goal of MAFFA is to advocate in the form activism and to support efforts to change the laws. To date MAFFA has advocated for several laws to support families and end family separation. MAFFA has also partnered with other activist and advocacy organizations to create a synergistic movement through things such as legislative change, marching on the front lines, and peaceful protest and demonstrations to speak up for those who have been silenced. MAFFA is presently in the works to support National Legislation on Parental Right Amendments of the US Constitution in Washington DC with a December 17, 2026 goal in mind and State Reinstatement of Parental Rights with a October 29, 2026 goal in mind. We hope you can join us to support equality in the Child Welfare Systems of Care and Abolish Family Policing.
Beyond the ordinary
MOTHERS AGAINST FORCED FOSTER ADOPTION, founded by Mona Spellman, is an advocacy group committed to protecting families. We champion legal changes and provide crucial support to those affected by the foster system and forced foster adoptions. Explore our initiatives and how we fight for family unity.
Beyond the ordinary
We use grass root efforts to create laws to change the system. The New Jersey Division of Children and Families has reported statements are not enough to decrease the number of family separations, we need action of the people to stand up and speak out against family separation. Lets support the efforts which began at the New Jersey State Capitol and on a National Scale. Every state has a capitol and these initiatives are a National cry for laws to support the end of family separation practices on nonwhite families.
Beyond the ordinary
We call for a state and national implementation to support restoration of parental rights in every state from capital to capital supported through the National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL) as of March 2026. Approximately 22 to 27 states have legislation in place that allows for the reinstatement of parental rights following termination of parental rights (NCSL, 2026).
""Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere" ."
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.