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Dedicated to serving, empowering, and advocating for all Virginia homeschoolers.The Organization of Virginia Homeschoolers (VaHomeschoolers) is an independent, non-profit, member-driven, statewide organization. We are committed to providing homeschooling support to our members, as well as accurate information about homeschooling to Virginia’s families, school divisions, legislators and policymakers, the media, and the community at large. VaHomeschoolers appreciates that homeschooling families are diverse in their beliefs and backgrounds, but united in loving their children, valuing their children’s education, and treasuring their freedom to homeschool. For this reason, VaHomeschoolers is an inclusive organization and is neutral in matters of politics and religion. VaHomeschoolers Vision: In furtherance of our mission, VaHomeschoolers is inclusive of all backgrounds, religions, races, nationalities, sexual orientations, gender identities and expressions. Our community welcomes and supports all homeschool learners and their families, including, but not limited to, those who: speak English as a second language, identify as LGBTQ+, identify as BIPOC, families who are multigenerational households, same-sex parents, single-parent households, blended, and other diverse shapes and sizes.We are celebratory of all and expect all members to be willing and able to learn and grow together. This sometimes means engaging in hard conversations. As these conversations arise our hope is that we have fostered an atmosphere of inclusion and intellectual charity, in order to permit the consideration of other perspectives and seek out a new understanding.To that end, we also acknowledge that in questions of justice regarding homeschool we should give the loudest voice to the groups most affected, and ensure our perspectives do not dehumanize or further marginalize the affected.We understand that we cannot serve members of our community that we don’t allow at the table. However, we also reserve the right to be intolerant of intolerance. When beliefs cause harm to others, we have a duty to step in and remove those agents of harm.