KOKH Established
Keep Our Kids Home was established by families and advocates concerned about international parental child abduction, prevention, education, and systemic reform.
Keep Our Kids Home works to prevent international parental child abduction, protect children, support affected families, educate communities and professionals, and advance meaningful legal and systemic reform.
Our work brings together child-abduction prevention, protection of healthy child-parent relationships, legislative and policy advocacy, public education, professional training, and support for families navigating complex systems.
KOKH believes that preventing an abduction before it occurs is far better than trying to repair the damage afterward.
KOKH's work developed from families seeking practical ways to prevent international parental child abduction and strengthen the systems responsible for protecting children.
Keep Our Kids Home was established by families and advocates concerned about international parental child abduction, prevention, education, and systemic reform.
KOKH expanded its advocacy and prevention efforts, working to raise awareness of international parental child abduction and strengthen protections for children and families.
Maryland enacted child-abduction prevention legislation, an important milestone in the issues KOKH had been advocating around.
No single profession can address every aspect of parental child abduction, family separation, legal risk, trauma, and prevention.
Lived experience helps identify gaps in systems and policies that may not be obvious from the outside.
Attorneys, legislators, researchers, and court professionals can help translate problems into practical legal and policy reforms.
Mental-health professionals, researchers, and child-development specialists help bring evidence and child wellbeing into the conversation.
KOKH is guided by a volunteer Board of Directors committed to protecting children, supporting families, and advancing meaningful reform.

President
Rachel Endo is President of Keep Our Kids Home and the mother of two daughters, Miyu and Amane. Her involvement in child-abduction prevention is deeply personal: her family experienced international parental child abduction firsthand, including the difficult legal process of securing her children's return.
Drawing on that lived experience, Rachel works to strengthen KOKH's prevention, education, advocacy, and family-support efforts, with particular emphasis on recognizing abduction risks before a child is taken.

Vice President
Biography coming soon.

Treasurer
Biography coming soon.

Director
Biography coming soon.
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