PROTECTION OF THE EDUCATIONAL RIGHTS OF KIDS
EIN 84-4899485 · Alliances & Advocacy - Education (B01)
What they do
Protection of The Educational Rights of Kids PERKs Mission is to Advocate for Medical Freedom, Bodily Autonomy, Civil Rights, Parental Sovereignty, and to Protect Children Including Their Right to An Education. PERK Provides Resources About Exemption Status, Parental Notification Policies and Freedom of Choice In Education and Matters Related to Personal Health & Bodily Autonomy. Throughout 2023, PERK Utilized Podcasts, Newsletters, Town Halls and Conferences, to Educate Thousands of Californians On Issues Pertaining to Parental Rights and Childrens Rights to Education. PERK Dispersed Over 2 Million Newsletters Updating Californians Regarding Legislative, Litigious and Educational Issues Pertaining to Medical Freedom and Bodily Autonomy. Additionally, PERK Provided Consultation to Large Groups, Small Groups, Individuals and Organizations On How to Engage With Their Assembly Members and Senators to Help Influence Change In Policy That Pertains to Children, Privacy, and Medical Freedom.
How to reach them
ContactJayson PottsCFO
Mailing address3401 GRANDE VISTA DR UNIT 723, NEWBURY PARK, CA 91319-8025
Main phone(817) 521-2513 WebsiteVisit the charity’s website Emailemailinfo@perk-group.commailSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
Represent this organization?Claim this nonprofit to change contact informationAbout this charity
- Recognized since
- August 2022
- County
- Ventura
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