Parents Rising: One Message. Your Voice.

On October 6, Pennsylvania families will share it, send it, and say it—a simple message about what our children need.

Oct 1 • Jim Malliard

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September 2026

Pay Attention

Because sometimes the important stuff is hiding in plain sight.

Sep 20 • Jim Malliard

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The First Day Changes Everything

New routines are hard. The first few weeks can be bumpy. Give your kids—and yourself—time to find the new normal.

Sep 15 • Jim Malliard

As Summer Sets, It’s Time to Pay Attention Again

Our kids are settling into a new school year. Harrisburg is getting back to work. And this fall, Pennsylvania parents need to be ready.

Sep 7 • Jim Malliard

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August 2026

She Was the Rock of Our Family

Remembering Tabby: my wife of 20 years, the mother of our two children, a fierce advocate, and a woman whose love reached far beyond our family.

Aug 8 • Jim Malliard

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Harrisburg & Headlines August 6, 2026

The Pennsylvania stories making headlines—and the ones you may have missed.

Aug 6 • Jim Malliard

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The Final Countdown: Is Your Family Ready for Back-to-School?

Backpacks are easy to pack. Routines take a little more work—but they’re one of the best gifts we can give our kids.

Aug 4 • Jim Malliard

Let's Get a Little Nerdy: A Look at Pennsylvania's 2025–2026 School Immunization Data

No politics. No opinions. Just taking a look at what the Pennsylvania Department of Education is reporting.

Aug 3 • Jim Malliard

August Adventures

Sometimes the best way to build a stronger Pennsylvania is simply to get out and enjoy it.

Aug 1 • Jim Malliard

July 2026

My Family Is My Strength

The people I fight for are the same people who give me the strength to keep fighting.

Jul 30 • Jim Malliard

Being Mad Today Isn't Enough

Your frustration today must become your action tomorrow. School choice won't be protected by emotions alone—it will be protected by informed, engaged…

Jul 12 • Jim Malliard

Running on Empty Isn't the End

.The strongest advocates aren't the loudest. They're often the parents who are exhausted... and show up anyway.

Jul 7 • Jim Malliard

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