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Give to Mockingbird this Spring
By supporting The Mockingbird Society this spring, you are supporting the work we do creating and advocating for racially equitable, healthy environments that support young people experiencing foster care or homelessness. Together, we can transform systems and change the culture.
Our 2021 Annual Report is Here!
2021 was an exciting year for Mockingbird: Our Policy and Advocacy Team had a historic year during the state legislative session with wins like HB 1219; our extended-family foster care model, MOCKINGBIRD FAMILY™, partnered with Oxford University and expanded across the U.S. and the globe; and former Mockingbird Youth Advocates, like David Buck, returned as staff.
The Mockingbird Society’s mission is to transform foster care and end youth homelessness.
Working in partnership with young people who’ve lived through the systems we’re transforming, we change policies, perceptions, and practices that stand in between any young person and a safe, supportive, stable home.
The Report Card: Statewide Survey of Young Adults with Experience in Foster Care
This study provides a perspective on the Washington child welfare system from the viewpoint of those who have been served by the system.
Our Collective Power is Strong
Dear Mockingbird Community, We are in a moment of change. The widespread and continuing protests after the murder of George Floyd have pulled back...
Mockingbird Families Come Together in Crisis
In a time of crisis, Mockingbird Families find creative ways to support each other It’s the first Saturday of the month, and my husband and I look...
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