Care Experiences of Looked-after, Dual Heritage Young People: In adoption and fostering where should a child be placed? Currently it is skin deep, but what if you're black AND white?
This book examines the experiences of looked-after dual heritage young people in adoption and fostering. It explores questions surrounding placement, identity, and belonging, including how perceptions of race and appearance may shape care experiences for children who are both Black and white.
About This Book
This book focuses on the care experiences of looked-after young people of dual heritage.
It considers adoption and fostering, with particular attention to questions about where a child should be placed.
The discussion examines how identity and appearance can influence perceptions of belonging and care.
It also raises broader questions about supporting children who are both Black and white within care settings.
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