Kidsave Alum Kaprea Greene’s Essay Featured in Word in Black
Kaprea Greene’s essay, My Journey in Foster Care, reflects on how mentoring and Black adoptive parents helped her thrive, emphasizing the urgent need for culturally aware support systems.
Finding Faith: Jamal’s Story
After seven years in foster care, Jamal found love, faith, and stability with the McKissicks—highlighting how answered prayers and the right support can lead to a forever home.
More Support Needed for Black Foster and Adoptive Parents, Study Finds
Kidsave’s research reveals challenges Black foster and adoptive parents face, from systemic bias to financial barriers, and explores solutions through the EMBRACE Project to create lasting change.
Fostering Love, Breaking Barriers: Championing LGBTQ+ Adoption Rights
The Advocate recently featured the Kidsave-Gallup study in an article supporting LGBTQ+ rights to foster and adopt. Written by Robin Rosenbluth, the piece highlights the persistent barriers LGBTQ+ individuals face in adoption—despite research demonstrating they are just as capable of providing safe, loving homes. Rosenbluth emphasizes the urgent need for adoptive parents, stating:
A Host for Eclasia
Through Kidsave’s Weekend Miracles, Eclasia found a forever family with LaRhonda, who provided consistent support, helping her transition from foster care to a self-sufficient, thriving adult.
One Year of EMBRACE
EMBRACE marks one year of fostering inclusivity for Black children in foster care with impactful initiatives like the Kidsave-Gallup report, cultural training, and data-driven equity programs.
Mental Health in Black Communities
Black Americans face unique barriers to mental health care, from stigma to systemic biases. Addressing these issues can improve support for Black children in foster care and their communities.
Kidsave’s EMBRACE Project in Austin American Statesman
Kidsave’s EMBRACE Project in Austin American Statesman
Breaking stereotypes and building futures as a Black gay dad
Breaking stereotypes and building futures as a Black gay dad