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- The “60-Second Elevator Speech”: “ Action for Children is a statewide nonprofit that provides data and research to people across the state—especially policymakers—to help them make better decisions that affect our children. Our major areas of work focus on four areas: child health and safety, early care and education, child maltreatment and juvenile justice and delinquency prevention. Our work, in collaboration with other organizations around the state, has led to significant legislative change benefiting children. You might be familiar with such things as the booster seat law, the graduated driver’s license law, N.C. Health Choice, improvements in vending machine selections available at schools, most recently the seat belt and cell phone bill which were just approved by the legislature—that was all, in part, thanks to Action for Children’s efforts. We are devoted to improving the well-being of North Carolina’s children by addressing how children are doing, and then by educating people so that all children in our state are healthy, safe, well-educated and grow up having every opportunity to succeed in life.”