Jane Spies, M.S. Ed., NFJA Co-Founder

Jane Spies, M.S. Ed., is a longtime advocate for fathers, mothers, families, and children. She has a B.A. degree in psychology and a master of science degree in education in general guidance and counseling. Spies has studied research methodology and psychiatric epidemiology. She worked on two nationally-funded mental health research studies.

Spies has worked successfully for many years in public relations, most recently working as Director of Public Relations with U.S. Citizens Against Paternity Fraud. She has also worked with a national non-profit organization and noted authors. She has years of experience creating and successfully pitching story ideas and prospective guest ideas to national and local television, print, and radio, resulting in placements on CNN, MSNBC, Fox News Channel, Court TV, The Montel Williams Show, National Public Radio, PBS, and many others. She is also a published writer.

Jane Spies was founder and president of a corporation that produced, marketed, and distributed a critically acclaimed educational videotape series, which Spies executive-produced. This video series can be found in many public libraries across the country, as a result of her creative marketing and P.R. strategies.

She was a certified childbirth educator and taught Lamaze classes for 7 years.

Spies is experienced in organizing successful national peaceful protests, and is dedicated to helping to effect positive change for families and children.

You can reach Jane by e-mail at NFJAinfo@aol.com, or by phone at (330) 534-3510.