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Generational differences: Adoptee Conversation Panel with In-Between Lines
Join In-Between Lines for a conversation panel with Debbie Iromlou of the Adult Adoptee Movement. This free event will examine the intergenerational differences and attitudes towards adoption, as well as the enduring themes that mark the adoptee experience regardless of age. Topics covered will include adoptee healing, transracial adoption, processing identity over the years, and the importance of the adoptee perspective.
16 October 2023 - 6 - 7.30pm
Charter Room, Coram Campus, WC1N 1AZ
Free
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Unconscious bias: understanding diversity and discrimination
Ashley will encourage you to investigate different manifestations of unconscious bias in a safe and supportive format.
Placing children living in the UK overseas on a Convention Adoption Order
For local authority professionals who are involved in the placement of children in the UK with kinship carers overseas on a Hague Convention Adoption Order.
4 October 2023 - 10am - 1pm
Zoom
Starting at £10pp + VAT
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Exploring Expertise: Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder
This session aims to provide adoption services and practitioners an overview of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD). It aims to help fostering and adoption services by providing strategies and resources to assist agencies who are working with children or young people with a FASD diagnosis. Our presenters are Sandy and Martin Butcher, co-founders and co-chairs of the Hertfordshire FASD Support Network. Our Chair is Alice Sewell, trainer at NationalFASD.
Published 23 March 2023
Our key publications
Coram has a range of publications setting out in more detail how we work with children and young people and providing details on how you can get involved or support us. These are all available either digitally or in print by request to the Coram communications team.
Adoption Activity Days
Activity Days allow you to meet a range of children who are waiting to be adopted in a supported, safe and fun environment. Referrals are free of charge but you will need to be in at least Stage 2 of the assessment process with a positive recommendation from your social worker.