A Support Group for Parents in Racially Diverse Families – 3rd Wednesday of Every Month
A Support Group for Parents in Racially Diverse Families - 3rd Wednesday of Every Month
This support group will provide a space where interracial adoptive parents of children (and adults) of all ages can share their experiences about parenting children of a different race, while fostering a sense of community. Without the support of their parents, interracial adoptees are at a disadvantage. However, sometimes, it can be hard for parents to know what is going on with their children and when to step up, step back, or take a different route entirely. This support group offers a free-flowing environment where participants can share anything relevant to the discussion surrounding their families. Additionally, within the support group, how to form and maintain secure attachments in interracial adoptive households, the importance of creating diverse environments, how to talk about race wit children, navigating birth family relationships, and the urgency of examining our own thoughts and beliefs as we attempt to support the needs of interracial adoptees, are all topics the group expects to talk about with great vulnerability. We look forward to seeing you!
Contact: Tony Hynes, hynes@adoptionsupport.org
About the Facilitator
