09/25/2026
Today carries THREE powerful meanings.
💙 It is National Daughters Day.
💙 It is the National Day of Remembrance for Murder Victims.
💙 And eight years ago today, H.Con.Res. 72 passed the U.S. House of Representatives unanimously — declaring that child safety should come FIRST in custody and visitation cases. Kyra was integral to its passage.
Kyra Franchetti was only two when New York Family Court failed to protect her. Since then, at least 46 New York children have been murdered by a parent or caregiver in custody, visitation and divorce-related cases.
To honor Kyra today, let’s look at what we have accomplished in Kyra’s memory:
Congress heard us.
New York’s Legislature heard us, unanimously passing Kyra’s Law (A.6194C/S.5998C) AND unanimously passing a measure to standardize forensic child custody evaluators.
Survivors, children, experts, advocates, law enforcement and prosecutors have spoken in support of Kyra’s Law.
And Champions, YOU have gotten LOUD.
Yet Kyra’s Law remains unsigned by Governor Kathy Hochul
Today, as we remember the children taken too soon, and celebrate the daughters we love — whether we hold them in our arms or in our hearts — let’s get LOUD for the children we can still protect.
Governor Kathy Hochul, what are you waiting for? Please prioritize the lives and safety of New York’s children and sign Kyra’s Law!
Here’s how you can help:
📞 Call: 518-474-8390
📧 NYers: https://www.kyraschampions.org/kyraslaw
📝 Outside NY: https://www.governor.ny.gov/content/governor-contact-form
For Kyra. 💙
For the 46. 💙
For the next child. 💙
For more info - www.KyrasLaw.org