Them Before Us

There is a universal human longing to be known and loved by the two people responsible for one’s existence.  Those longings should inform how we talk about marriage and family because children have the most at stake in these conversations.  If children could order their own world, it would be one where their mother and father loved them and loved each other throughout their childhood...but adults dominate these conversations because they hold all of the power.

Them Before Us is changing that.

We focus the discussion on family structure around those who are hit hardest by adult decisions: CHILDREN.