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Families asked to open their hearts to foster care
The Florida Catholic
ORLANDO | When JoAnn Elder refers to her years as a foster care parent, she calls it “a calling, a ministry.”
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Don’t Let Fear of ‘Wokeness’ Close Hearts and Minds
The Dispatch
How a dispute over transracial adoption illustrates the difficulty of racial discourse.
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Adoptee reclaims identity in search for birth family
Love What Matters
Korean adoptee shares journey through accepting her identity and searching for her biological mother.
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Bush Institute and 20+ Organizations Issue Call For Immigration Reform |
The George W. Bush Center
The undersigned bipartisan group of organizations stand united as strong advocates for immigration reform and addressing longstanding issues at the bor
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Unaccompanied minors in Montgomery County, Identity Gaithersburg |
WUSA 9 News
As more unaccompanied minors are expected to reach Montgomery County by summer, local nonprofits are making sure they're ready to handle the work.
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The West Michigan shipping container that will save lives in Haiti
FOX 17 News
Telsaint Morisset, founder of nonprofit Figi Jezi, is a long way from his home country of Haiti. Morisset found himself in Grand Rapids after a daunting journey, fleeing Haiti in the midst of political turmoil at the age of just 15.
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Former Alma nursing home may house young refugees
The Morning Sun
A former Alma nursing home may become the temporary home for young refugees.
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The Home as an Extension of the Heart: A Transitional Foster Mother’s Story
Evangelical Immigration Table
May 4, 2021 Interview by: Grace Richardson and Victoria MacDonald There are many children today who arrive to the United States without a guardian or, for a number of reasons, are left without a guardian during the immigration process. When children arrive at the U.S. border without any parent or guardian, they are detained for […]
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