Community resources, supports, and groups for LGBTQIA+ people.
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Adoption and Guardianship for Children in Kinship Foster Care
This chart compares Adoption and Guardianship options in WA state for kinship caregivers when reunification is not possible.
Working with Two-Spirit and Native LGBTQ Youth
The Capacity Building Center for Tribes has compiled a number of webinars and articles to support Two-Spirit and Native LGBTQ Youth.
Top 25 LGBTQ Affirming Children’s Books
The LGBT Network put together this list of 25 LGBTQ Affirming Children’s Books for each age range.
Disenfranchised Grief
Ambiguous loss—a feeling of grief or distress combined with confusion about the lost person or relationship—is a normal aspect of adoption.
Biological Parents Considering a Reunion
The decision to search for the now adult child you placed for adoption is a momentous one and requires adequate preparation. It is important to be clear what your reasons are for searching and to consider what the implications of a reunion might be to you, your family and to the adoptee.
Post-Reunion Relationships
Post-reunion relationships change over time and, like all relationships, may need to be worked at. This may be ongoing over many years as life experiences can impact on your relationship with one another.
Adopted People Considering a Reunion
The decision to search for a birthparent often takes courage and requires adequate preparation. It is important to be clear what your reasons are for searching and how that may impact your birthparent.
White Privilege: Unpacking The Invisible White Knapsack
McIntosh describes white privilege vividly and powerfully as the idea of an invisible weightless knapsack of special provisions and more. In other words, a white person in the United States has on his or her back an invisible weightless knapsack granting favored positions, status, acceptance, and more.