Amy Krupinski, AFCC-MN Chapter President Matt Yost, Co-chair, Legislative and Public Policy Committee On August 1, 2026, a number of new laws relating to domestic violence took effect after being passed during this year's legislative session as part of larger bills relating to public safety. These new laws include the following provisions addressing various domestic violence-related concerns: Parties who are required to surrender firearms pursuant to an order for protection

AFCC-MN Members, As the situation in Minnesota continues to change in uncertain and unexpected ways, many of us are feeling its weight acutely. We have also witnessed the impact of compassion, unity, and care shown by our communities in the face of fear, confusion, and concern. The strength we find in one another is both comforting and inspiring. As an organization focused on the well-being of children and families, AFCC-MN and its membership are profoundly aware of the physi

AFCC-MN Community, In accordance with the by-laws and traditions of AFCC-MN, below you will find the candidates for the open Board of...