The COVID-19 pandemic has brought about significant changes in numerous aspects of our lives, including the realms of foster care and adoption. Are you curious about how these systems are adapting? Join us for a virtual panel discussion where a team of experts will guide prospective parents through the intricacies of private adoption, public adoption, and foster care. They’ll also share tips on how to stay calm and grounded throughout this transformative journey.
Make sure to register to attend and engage with our knowledgeable panelists!
This event marks the first in a series of three discussions focused on adoption. The upcoming sessions will feature real stories from LGBTQ+ adoptive parents discussing their experiences with open and closed adoptions, as well as the adoption of older children and temporary foster parenting. The final session will feature narratives from former foster youth, adults who were adopted, and insights from those raised by LGBTQ+ parents.
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In summary, as the landscape of foster care and adoption evolves, it’s vital to stay informed and connected. Join our conversation, gain valuable insights, and be part of a supportive community that celebrates diverse family structures.