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Read moreSeries: November 2015 • Vol. 20, No. 1
Parenting special populations in foster care
“Special population” is a term generally used to refer to a disadvantaged group. People with disabilities, economically disadvantaged families, and children in foster care are […]
Read moreLearning to support, include, and empower LGBTQ youth in substitute careby Lindley Myers
When I began designing training about enhancing safety, well-being, and permanence for LGBTQ youth in foster care, I had no idea how much I had […]
Read moreLGBTQ Youth in CareReflections from a Father and Son
I Have a Light, Somewhere in Me by Justin Maxwell Before you give me something to live for I need you to freeze, read the […]
Read moreParenting Children Who’ve Experienced Traumaby Bob DeMarco
When our family joined your ranks as foster parents we didn’t know we were bringing children into our family who had special needs. We knew […]
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