Intergenerational Healing & Kin Care: Transforming Family Dynamics Through Child Welfare

  • Ivory Bennett
Intergenerational Healing & Kin Care: Transforming Family Dynamics Through Child Welfare

Kinship care has the potential to prompt intergenerational healing in a way that could disrupt future involvement in child welfare systems and concurrently fortify the overall health and structural integrity of families. This offers a promising avenue for transformative change in the realm of child welfare providing family support. In an ideal world, child welfare […]

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Ivory Bennett

Ivory Bennett is the program manager for Youth Voices Rising at Fostering Media Connections. Raised in the foster care system across urban and rural landscapes, Bennett’s resilience shines through 17 years, 10 homes and 12 schools. She earned a dual bachelor's degree in Africana studies and English literature, and a master's degree in education administration. She is a fierce advocate for foster care and education equity. Her dedication to holistic well-being is rooted in personal experience with Type 1 diabetes.

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