Geraldine Jensen has committed 20 years to ensure that the children of divorced parents do not become victims of poverty because of unpaid child support. Her vision and hard work have mobilized and inspired custodial parents and that convinced lawmakers to close loopholes and stiffen the penalties on deadbeat parents.

1985年2月24日 · TOLEDO, Ohio — Geraldine Jensen, who is less than 5 feet tall in her stocking feet, doesn’t look threatening. But, when she gets on the subject of child support, her voice sounds as if it could...

Plot: A newly divorced Ohio woman can't make ends meet when her ex husband stops making child support payments. Instead of getting mad she got even. In 1977, Geraldine Jensen divorced her husband and left the state of Omaha, Nebraska. Jensen raised her kids as a single mom with two children named Jake and Matthew.

2023年2月1日 · Established in Toledo, Ohio, and comprised overwhelmingly of women, it demanded an end to unsympathetic characterizations of mother-led families as deviant, while simultaneously working to increase the stigma surrounding those who evaded child support – the so-called ‘Deadbeat Dads.’.

1992年5月12日 · Geraldine Jensen is a Representative for the Association for Children Enfor. Support with two videos in the C-SPAN Video Library; the first appearance was a 1993 House Committee. Appearances by...

1991年7月21日 · ”I am an American statistic,” says Geraldine Jensen, founder of the Association for Children for Enforcement of Support (ACES), the nation`s largest child-support advocacy group. Jensen formed...

Geraldine Jensen is an improbable heroine. Over 20 years ago as a divorced mother of two sons, she found herself destitute, homeless and unable to support her family.

1991年7月6日 · WASHINGTON -- Sometimes getting angry is the only thing that works and Geraldine Jensen had a bellyfull. After seven ysaZs of trekking to her local child support agency in pain plea for help in...

Geraldine Jensenis a public policy and organizing expert whose efforts reformed child support enforcement throughout the U.S. She has lectured at universities across the country and frequently provides expert testimony to Congress. She is the founder of the Association for Children for the Enforcement of Support.