SIMPLY PARENT ALLY: STYLE GUIDE
As an Ally, you support Simply Parent’s singular mission to reach the tipping point beyond which parental alienation is recognized and rejected by society. This ambitious work requires good-will and a compelling voice that can no longer be ignored because it is unified and clear across disparate organizations and parallel movements.
Your appropriate use of the enclosed Ally crest allows for just that, and your agreement to be a Simply Parent Ally is taken as acceptance of the terms of this Style Guide, so please heed these simple guidelines:
You should, because your stance makes us unstoppable:

• Display the enclosed Ally crest on your website and in any formal list of affiliations.
  
• Follow Simply Parent on Facebook and Twitter and state your support as you share our posts.
  
• Mention your affiliation if ever speaking publically on social issues or on your corporate culture.
  You may:
  

• Reference your affiliation in proposals, tenders, and any other business development efforts.
  
• Build the enclosed crest into your email signatures, linking it to www.SimplyParent.org.
  
• Request that we acknowledge, via quote or in-person, your support through initiatives important to
  you.
  You may not:
  

• Use the Simply Parent logo (as opposed to the Simply Parent Ally crest).
  
• Adjust the crest in any way, incl. but not limited to adding color. If you remain an ally into another
  year, a crest updated to reflect the following year will be supplied to you in advance of the turn of the
  year.
  
• In any way imply that your product or service is endorsed by Simply Parent, as we can only testify to
  your support of our work.
  We thank you for all your support of our vital work on behalf of children and families!
  

www.SimplyParent.org Version 01 – September, 2018

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Links to articles and their Parents Guide

Parents Survival Guide Link
www.simplyparent.org/our-magazine

Articles:
03-12-2018
Choosing a Professional by Joan T. Kloth-Zanard

Conferences

2018: 1st Conference - Fort Collins, CO

Conference wrap-up
Thank you for making our inaugural Conference such an enriching experience for us all! We trust you walked away with fresh insight, new friends, and some more fuel to keep on
Here's the wrap, and answers to your questions. 

PPT presentations
Where our speakers approved us sharing their PPT presentations, you can view them here (in order of appearance):
Elena Bondareva: How we relegate parental alienation to history books
Dr. Jennifer Harman: The science of relationships
Jane Irvine: The trauma of parental alienation 
Margaret Olnek: How to win against the Goliath of Family Court
Brian Ludmer: Ethics, complicity, and negligence
Adina Lebowitz on current battles: Healthcare reform
Carl Roberts on current battles: Reform of child & spousal support
Simply Parent: Next steps




Recordings
It is our intention to package the videos from the day, and we will keep you posted via these shout-outs.


Again, thank you for your engagement with our shared mission!
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