This special issue of the Family Resource Coalition Report presents personal experiences and reflections regarding parent involvement and leadership in family support. Articles in this issue are: (1) "The Vaughn Family Center: It's My Story" (Jorge Lara and Matt Oppenheim); (2) "Asking the Right Questions is Key to Developing Parent Advocacy" (Luz Santana); (3) "Parents United and Uniting" (Mark Smith); (4) "New York Parents Become Partners in Policy Making" (Sally Mehrtens and others); (5) "Getting Involved in State-Level Planning: One Parent Walks the Long, Rocky Road of Collaboration" (Carmen Siberon); (6) "Using Computers to Build Local Community: Newark Residents are Turning MUSIC Into Health and Education" (Pamela Morgan); (7) "Parent Network Empowers a Community" (Beverly Bell, Jr.); (8) "Houston Family Advocacy Network is Parents' Vehicle for Change: FAN Members Speak"; (9) "Community Involvement in Program Decision Making" (Bryan Samuels and Tony Markward); (10) "Becoming a Board Member: A Parent's Story"; (11) "Georgia's Youth Futures Authority Involves Youths and Adults in Local Planning" (Jacqueline Elmore); (12) "Parent Network Center: Parents Help Each Other Advocate for Children with Disabilities" (Joan M. Watkins); (13) "Turning Up the Volume on Parent Feedback In Evaluation" (Nilofer Ahsan); (14) "Empowering Parents is Mining Diamonds in the Rough" (Ted Bowman); and (15) "National Parent Assembly: Opportunities, Challenges, and Results" (Lucy Trujillo and Kathy Goetz Wolf). (KDFB)