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Evacuated Afghans Need More Aid, Say Advocates, Faith Leaders
Sojourners
Despite resettlement efforts, at least 55,000 Afghan refugees remain at military bases in the United States.
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'Like Family:' Afghans find new start
Record Eagle
TRAVERSE CITY — Khan, his wife and kids traveled to Kabul International Airport, it looked almost like a normal day in Afghanistan’s capital. Except for one thing:
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Witherite Law Group, Willie Moore, Jr. Team Up to Host Special Event for Families During National Adoption Month
WNDU
The Atlanta-based law firm and celebrity radio personality will host an exclusive celebration dinner and VIP screening honoring Atlanta families with positive adoption stories
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Call to help Pittsburgh-area refugees
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
As the father of three who works for an organization that serves refugees, I can’t help thinking about how I would feel if my family were facing...
Read MoreFalling in love with Mallory
When Lisa Marie decided to adopt a teenager through foster care, she realized there was no guide for how to fall in love with her daughter.
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After Lucy escaped sex trafficking, violence, and addiction, Safe Families for Children volunteers provided a safe, temporary home for Lucy’s children so she could get the help she needed to heal.
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3 tips for parenting teens from hard places
Teens with a trauma history may be protecting themselves when they keep foster and adoptive parents at a distance. Try these tips to make a lasting connection.
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Adopting a Baby Is Harder Than Ever
The Atlantic
At a glance, America’s shortage of adoptable babies may seem like a problem. But is adoption meant to provide babies for families, or families for babies?
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