Volume 13, Issue 2 : Spring 2016

IN THIS ISSUE:

NJARCH Website has a Brand New Look
May is National Foster Care Month
DCP&P Waiting Children
NJ Foster Care Scholars Program
Original Birth Certificates (OBC) Act Update
Conferences and E-Learning

Book Review

Videos related to the topic of foster care since May is National Foster Care Awareness Month. DVDs reviewed are: “Annie,” “Tarzan Special Edition,” “Earth to Echo” and “Babe.” All are great videos to watch with your child(ren).

Volume 13, Issue 1 : November 2015

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IN THIS ISSUE:

National Adoption Month
NJ’s Angels in Adoption
Original Birth Certificates Law
DCP&P Waiting Child
A Home for the Holidays and More

Book Review

Books related to the topic of the birth mother experience which includes “The Girls Who Went Away: The Hidden History of Women Who Surrendered Children for Adoption in the Decades before Roe v. Wade”. Other books on this subject include: “Birthmothers,” “Adoption Reunions,” “Birth Bond,” Birthright,” “Mom, Dad, I’m Pregnant” and “Mother, Can You Hear Me?”

Volume 12, Issue 3 : August 2015

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IN THIS ISSUE:

Adoption and the Schools
Tips from the CDC
Birthright Law
DCP&P Waiting Children
Living Life Online
National Adoption Month
Conferences and More

Book Review

Books related to the topic of grandparents raising grandchildren. Books reviewed include “Grandparents as Parents: A Survival Guide for Raising a Second Family.”

Volume 12, Issue 2 : March 2015

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IN THIS ISSUE:

May Is National Foster Care Month
Post Secondary Scholarships
DCP&P Waiting Child
NJ Foster Care Scholarships
Summer Camps
Birthright Bill
We Are Family

Book Review

Books related to the topic of foster care and keeping children safe. Books reviewed include “Another Place at the Table: A Story of Shattered Childhoods Redeemed by Love,” “Murphy’s Three Homes: A Story for Children in Foster Care,” “Families Change: A Book for Children Experiencing Termination of Parental Rights” and “Kids Need to be Safe: A Book for Children in Foster Care.”

Volume 12, Issue 1, November 2014

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IN THIS ISSUE:

National Adoption Month
Key Elements of the Adoptees Birthright Bill
New Jersey Angels in Adoption Awards
A Home for the Holidays: TV Broadcast featuring Older Child Adoption

Book Review

Books related to the topic of 'TRANSRACIAL ADOPTION.' Book review of "Brown Like Me", "Rebecca's Journey Home", "We Adopted You Benjamin Koo", "Just Add One Chinese Sister" and "Families are Different."

Ask the Experts

Ellen Elias, Senior VP of Prevention and Community Services, Children's Aid and Family Services, offers advice about where to turn for help to a parent who suspects that his/her teen may be using drugs and/or alcohol.

Volume 11, Issue 3, August 2014

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IN THIS ISSUE:

The Passing of the Adoptees Birthright Bill
Getting Ready for National Adoption Month and Day
Conferences and More

Book Review

Books related to the topic of 'FEELINGS.' Book Review of "Draw on your Emotions: Creative Ways to Explore, Express and Understand Important Feelings", ABC Feelings: A Learning/ Coloring Book", "All Feelings are OK: It s What you Do with Them that Counts" and "Double-Dip Feelings: Stories to Help Children Understand Emotions."

Ask the Experts

Volume 11, Issue 2, March 2014

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IN THIS ISSUE:

May Is National Foster Care Month
Report on International Adoptions: Concerns about the Sharp Decline in Foreign Adoptions
Scholarships: College or post-secondary school scholarship information
Adoptees Birthright Bill Update
Summer Camp Planning
E- Learning: Adoption Learning Partners
Adoption Tax Credit

Book Review

Books related to the topic of 'PRIVACY.' Book Review of "What Are You Doing in There? Balancing Your Need to Know with Your Adolescent's Need to Grow", "I Can't Believe You Went Through My Stuff! How to Give Your Teens the Privacy They Crave and the Guidance They Need", and "Becoming a Wise Parent for Your Grown Child: How to Give Love and Support without Meddling."

Ask the Experts

No Expert

Volume 11, Issue 1, November 2013

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IN THIS ISSUE:

National Adoption Month
National Adoption Day
New Jersey Angels in Adoption Awards
Keeping Safe: For Children and Teens with Rights in the US.
A Home for the Holidays: TV Broadcast featuring Older Child Adoption

Book Review

Books related to the Topic of 'AWARENESS.' Boor review of "Parents Wanted", "In The System and in The Life: A Guide for Teens and Staff to the Gay Experience in Foster Care", and "Help! I've Been Adopted."

Ask the Experts

No Expert

Volume 10, Issue 3, August 2013

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IN THIS ISSUE:

Adoption in the Schools: A lot to Learn
Car Seats: Child Safety in a Vehicle
Loss of an Adoption Advocate
National Adoption Awareness Month

Book Review

Books related to the topic of Children Going to School. Book Review of "Starting School", "This is the Way We Go to School: A Book about Children around the World", "A B C: A Family Alphabet Book", "1 2 3: A Family Counting Book", and "Little Miss Spider: Sunny Patch School."

Ask the Experts

Rebecca Gallese, LCSW, Instructor at Rutgers School of Social Work, also Trainer/Consultant for NJ ARCH/Children's Aid and Family Services, offers advice to a parent who adopted from Child Protection and Permanency (DCP&P) and needs some additional counseling.

Volume 10, Issue 2, March 2013

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IN THIS ISSUE:

May Is National Foster Care Month
The Red Scarf Program: Consider Donating Your Handiwork to Send Warmth and Encouragement to a Foster Student
Summer Camp Planning
Foster Parenting Toolbox: A Book for Foster Parents and Who Work with Foster Parents
New Handbook For Youth Aging Out or Becoming Independent
Federal Adoption Tax Credit

Book Review

Books related to the topic of Older Child Adoption . Book Review of "Parenting Your Adopted Older Child: How to Overcome the Unique Challenges and Raise a Happy and Healthy Child", "Older Child Adoption", and "Adopting the Older Child."

Ask the Experts

Tara Rizzolo, Director of Scholarship Programs, Foster And Adoptive Family Services (FAFS), offers advice to a parent who adopted her daughter from the foster care system. The teen is now a junior in high school interested in attending college and the parent was wondering about available scholarships.

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