Know where your money is
Clear access to earnings, residuals, trust records, and responsible financial guidance.
A proposed lifelong safety net
Protection should outlast the production.
Every young performer deserves safety, financial clarity, trusted support, and a path forward—during the work and for life.
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The missing infrastructure
A career system built around the work.
A safety system built around the person.
Daveigh’s Law joins legal protections with an independent support network so help remains available before, during, and long after a young performer’s employment.
Keep your identity and records
Continuity of IDs, contracts, medical information, education records, and career documentation.
Reach a safe person
An independent, trauma-informed point of contact with no financial stake in the performer’s work.
Stabilize before crisis compounds
Fast access to mental health support, safe housing, healthcare navigation, and practical transition help.
For current and former young performers
Your life is larger than any role.
Start with support, create a record, or help build the system you wish had always existed.
Official support resources
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Private documentation
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What supports me
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Incident log
Separate observed facts, source material, interpretation, and open questions.
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Preserve originals, record who/what/when/where, identify witnesses, and label interpretation separately from direct observation. A qualified attorney can advise on preservation rules in your jurisdiction.
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Policy blueprint
A lifelong standard of care.
Daveigh’s Law is a proposed framework designed to protect the whole person—not only the production, contract, or childhood career.
Proposed · In development
North-star outcome
Every current and former young performer can reach independent help, understand their money and records, and stabilize safely at any age.
Two connected systems
Legislative protection + independent support.
The legislative track establishes durable rights, duties, transparency, and accountability. The Safety Network track turns those protections into reachable, trauma-informed help.
Daveigh’s Law
A legislative framework for rights, records, earnings transparency, continuity of support, and independent accountability.
- Defines required protections
- Assigns responsibility
- Creates enforceable standards
- Measures outcomes over time
Daveigh’s Safety Network
An independent support organization connecting current and former young performers to real help throughout life.
- One trusted entry point
- Trauma-informed navigation
- Emergency stabilization
- Long-term continuity
Seven protection pillars
What the framework is designed to secure.
Exact statutory language will be developed through lived experience, legal analysis, fiscal review, and stakeholder consultation.
Independent lifelong resource center
A confidential point of entry available during childhood, transition, and adulthood—independent from parents, managers, employers, and studios.
Intended protections
- 24/7 navigation pathway
- Warm referrals and follow-through
- Former performer peer input
- Accessible communication options
Identity and records continuity
Reliable access to identification, contracts, education records, medical information, work history, and essential personal documents.
Intended protections
- Age-transition records packet
- Secure access independent of a guardian
- Document replacement support
- Clear retention duties
Earnings, residuals, and trust transparency
Plain-language visibility into income, deductions, trust accounts, residuals, fees, taxes, and the people exercising financial authority.
Intended protections
- Standardized statements
- Independent account access at adulthood
- Residual location support
- Financial education and review
Trauma-informed mental health access
Confidential care from clinicians who understand childhood employment, public identity, family systems, exploitation risk, grief, and career transition.
Intended protections
- Care without career retaliation
- Continuity beyond a production
- Neurodiversity-informed options
- Substance-use and crisis pathways
Emergency housing and stabilization
A rapid path to safe shelter, food, transportation, healthcare navigation, communication access, and short-term financial stability.
Intended protections
- Emergency microgrants
- Safe temporary lodging
- Benefits and insurance navigation
- Practical re-entry planning
Education, financial literacy, and transition
Preparation for adulthood and career change, including education completion, employment skills, budgeting, credit, taxes, and healthy professional boundaries.
Intended protections
- Age-appropriate financial education
- Transition plan before majority
- Career and education counseling
- Independent living preparation
Confidential reporting and independent advocacy
A safe channel to raise concerns, understand options, preserve information, and reach the appropriate union, agency, attorney, clinician, or emergency service.
Intended protections
- Multiple reporting pathways
- Anti-retaliation standards
- Clear escalation protocols
- Aggregate public accountability
Lived experience at the table
Current and former young performers should help define the system, evaluate its accessibility, and measure whether it works in real life.
Help advance the blueprintFrom principle to enforceable language.
The next policy stage is a multidisciplinary working draft led by lived experience and tested across law, labor, mental health, child development, finance, privacy, housing, disability access, and implementation cost.
1. Evidence record2. Stakeholder interviews3. Draft language4. Adversarial review5. Legislative sponsor6. Pilot + measurement
Status clarity: Daveigh’s Law is an advocacy proposal and has not been enacted. The blueprint describes intended outcomes and areas for formal legal development; it does not create current legal rights or obligations.
Turn concern into infrastructure
Help move Daveigh’s Law forward.
Generate a clear advocacy letter, find the right public official, and share the proposal with people who can help shape it.
Your voice can ask for a system.
Personal stories matter. A precise policy request helps decision-makers act.
Advocacy letter generator
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Send it to the right place
Three steps from draft to delivery.
Find your representative
Use the official California Legislature search or USAGov’s nationwide directory.
Personalize one paragraph
State your connection, the system gap you see, and the concrete protection you want developed.
Ask for a next action
Request a meeting, policy review, stakeholder roundtable, or legislative sponsor conversation.
Review the blueprintStay connected
Follow the development of Daveigh’s Law.
Updates, resources, evidence gathering, and opportunities to participate will be shared through the campaign.
Why this exists
A child can be famous and still need somewhere safe to land.
Daveigh’s Law begins with a simple principle: public visibility, professional success, and childhood income never replace lifelong human support.
In memory of
Daveigh Chase
July 24, 1990 — June 16, 2026
The mission
Build what should already exist.
Daveigh’s Law is an advocacy initiative for a lifelong, independent safety and support system serving current and former young performers.
Its purpose is practical: make sure a person can still reach trusted help when the job ends, adulthood begins, family relationships change, money becomes hard to trace, housing becomes unstable, health needs intensify, or the public remembers a role while the human being needs care.
The initiative is rooted in compassion, evidence, lived experience, accountability, and the belief that support should become easier to reach before a crisis becomes a catastrophe.
Operating principles
How the work will be approached.
Listen before concluding
Build an evidentiary record, distinguish facts from inference, and let conclusions emerge through corroboration.
Center lived experience
Current and former young performers help define needs, barriers, language, access, and measures of success.
Pair empathy with accountability
Compassion supports truth-seeking. Clear responsibility strengthens prevention and repair.
Design for real access
Support should work on a phone, under stress, with limited money, limited records, disability needs, or complex family dynamics.
Protect agency and privacy
People choose what to share, with whom, and when. Data collection stays minimal and purpose-bound.
Measure whether it helps
Success means greater safety, stability, clarity, continuity, and reachable support—not only program activity.
This app’s privacy promise
Minimum data. Maximum control.
No account or analytics. The app contains no campaign login, advertising tracker, or behavioral analytics.
Support searches stay local. Search and filter activity is handled entirely inside the page.
Vault entries are encrypted locally. The passphrase and decrypted content remain in the active browser session.
External services have their own policies. Calling, texting, chatting, or visiting a provider connects you directly to that independent organization.
Every former child performer deserves to become an adult with access to their identity, their earnings, their records, their choices, and help that knows their name.