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"At least 25 states are not meeting the federal standards for protecting children, keeping children safe. That's not doing anything fancy, just keeping children safe," Marcia Robinson Lowry with Children's Rights said.

To bring attention to the issues surrounding foster care throughout our nation, advocacy group Children's Rights is launching an interactive story on Facebook called "Trapped?: Fighting the Odds of U.S. Foster Care" during National Foster Care Month in May.

"It tells the story of two boys who are abused by their parents and both have to come in to foster care. One of them has a fortunate outcome and gets adopted by a nice family. Another child has an experience that unfortunately is all too typical for foster care," Lowry said. "The interactive experience goes through that, gives options for people to ask questions about it and talk about what happens to too many people in foster care."

Children's Rights organizers decided to spread its important message on Facebook because they like the site's interactivity and potential to reach more people than a traditional print ad.

"The availability of social media these days is revolutionary, so we thought it was very important to educate people and educate them through a device they're familiar with, an interactive experience on Facebook," Lowry said.

Children's Rights say it hopes people will urge their politicians to focus attention on the problems and look for viable solutions after trying out "Trapped?"

The "Trapped?" section of the Children's Rights Facebook page launches on Monday.