Establishing a Child-Appropriate Community Standard

If We Don't Fight It, We Lose By Default!
by JoAnn Hibbert Hamilton
Our purpose: To create a model city where everything inappropriate for children is out of their sight.

How To Begin Helping Your Community Become A Model City
by JoAnn Hibbert Hamilton
These are steps you can take to help your city become a Model City.

What Can I do About Sexually Oriented Businesses?
from The American Family Association Center for Law & Policy
Tips on ways you can regulate sexually oriented businesses.

Speaking Out for Decency - How to Form a Community Standard
This is a booklet of materials to help citizens start to form a child-appropriate community standard. It contains materials that explain why we need to do this, a step-by-step explanation about how to start, samples of city resolutions already passed, a sample of a talk you might use with the city council, forms, pictures and supportive information. All materials included may be copied.

Pamphlet: Who Will Speak For The Children?
by JoAnn Hibbert Hamilton
Citizens for Families, Coalition for Community Standards informative pamphlet. Please see the attached references for more information.

Protect Children - Keep Inappropriate Material From View
by JoAnn Hibbert Hamilton (Adobe PDF, 249kb)

Show your support by printing out this sign. Place it in your business, home, or car window to get the word out! Protect our children! You must have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed to view.

On The Street, The Opinions of Davis County Residents
Davis County Clipper (Scanned Article)
An excerpt from the Davis County Clipper entitled On the Street. The feature includes positive comments of Davis County Residents about JoAnn's efforts to establish a community standard.

Mobilizing For The Cause
Davis County Clipper (Scanned Article)
An article from the Davis County Clipper entitled Mobilizing For The Cause gives details on the efforts to mobilize the Citizens for Families campaign.
The New York Times; Defining Pornography Proves Tricky, Even in a Utah Town
by Michael Janofsky
A well-fought fight against pornography gets national attention. This article in the New York Times features JoAnn and her efforts in the city of Bountiful, Utah to set standards against indecent material. Click here if you wish to download a scanned .PDF file of the article.