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Why the Supreme Court matters for abused kids

Sunday Nov 29th, 2020

A few months ago, I was invited to write a chapter for a reference book on American foster care. I’m thrilled to share this sneak peek with you in advance of publication.

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U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services presents Darcy Olsen with an Adoption Excellence Award

Tuesday Nov 17th, 2020

Darcy Olsen wins an Adoption Excellence Award for “extraordinary personal and professional contributions” helping children in foster care.

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Constitutional Litigator, Tim Keller, Joins Gen Justice

Wednesday Nov 4th, 2020

Gen Justice has hired attorney Tim Keller to direct and expand its national work protecting the constitutional interests of abandoned and abused children.

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Arizona Capitol Times honors Darcy Olsen as a 2020 Class of Women Achievers of Arizona

Monday Oct 5th, 2020

Darcy Olsen announced as a member of the Arizona Capitol Times class of 2020 Women Achievers of Arizona for her work leading Gen Justice during the pandemic.

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There’s a better way to do foster care

Friday Jul 3rd, 2020

By: Rebecca Masterson

Currently, the laws in the majority of states favor blood ties in every situation without regard for the individual circumstances of the child.

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Ohio Supreme Court, 2022

Thursday Jun 11th, 2020

Strengthen children’s constitutional right to legal counsel throughout their abuse, neglect, and dependency proceedings.

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Fulton v. City of Philadelphia 2020: Kids Have a Right to a Family

Wednesday Jun 3rd, 2020

Petitioners seek the balance between the right to free religious exercise and the interest in freedom from discrimination.

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8 Stories of Older Children Who Found Their Forever Home

Thursday Oct 31st, 2019

By: Charlotte Hilton Andersen

While adopting an older child may pose some unique challenges, it also offers some very special blessings, as these families can attest.

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I need to tell you about Zaiden

Wednesday Aug 14th, 2019

By: Rebecca Masterson

In April of this year, police in Wichita, Kansas responded to a domestic disturbance call at the mobile home where two-year-old Zaiden Javonovich lived. Brandi and Patrick, Zaiden’s parents, were not strangers to the police. In fact, during the prior few months, law enforcement received twenty-two 911 calls about this couple.

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Hearings with Mom Absent: An Education Plan Stalls

Wednesday Jun 5th, 2019

By: Rebecca Masterson

Parental consent is required before a student can be evaluated for special education. Children in foster care suffer due to the inability to reach their parents.

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Georgia's foster care bill: Relatives shouldn't always have legal preference

Monday May 20th, 2019

Georgia's bill put some limits on kinship preference, a principle allowing blood relatives to take kids out of stable homes.

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Isaac's Law

Thursday Apr 4th, 2019

By: Rebecca Masterson

I met Isaac when he was moving into a new group home for teens in foster care. He was 16, and this house was his 42nd placement.

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