By Kim Phagan-Hansel Its taken Regina Louise a lifetime to get here. When Louise released her first book, Somebody’s Someone, in 2003, she was on a mission to tell the story of a poor, abused […]
While I do not always want to or like it, as a transracially adopted person, I think and talk about differences of race, class and culture a lot. I feel compelled to engage in thoughtful […]
By Joshua Christian When I was growing up as a foster child it was hard to feel normal when I was adapting to new schools, parents, siblings, friends, etc. For example, I remember when I […]
By Regina Louise Bolden, 2018, ISBN-13: 978-1-57284-222-9, 235 pages, $15 The much-awaited follow-up to Regina Louise’s 2008 bestselling memoir “Somebody’s Someone” is finally here. “Someone Has Led This Child to Believe” picks up where Louise’s […]
Film By the Balance and Lone Wolf Media Developed and executive produced by Dr. Ross Greene 1 hr, 26 minutes Today’s school systems are challenged in handling children’s extreme behaviors, school shootings and poor outcomes […]
By Sara Tiano Inside and outside the foster care community, mental health is a pressing issue that impacts the lives of millions of Americans. In recent years, there has been a healthy trend toward facing […]
By Laura Hutton Foster parent training provides a lot of information regarding how to work effectively with children in foster care but it usually includes little information about how to work effectively with their parents. […]
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