S1E7: What Philadelphia v. Fulton Means For LGBTQ Foster Parents
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GWK executive editor David Dodge breaks down the 2021 Supreme Court Case Fulton vs. Philadelphia, in which the justices ruled a private Catholic adoption agency can refuse LGBTQ+ foster parents.
Joining David is Julie Kruse, a federal policy advocate with Family Equality, and Weston Charles-Gallow, a former foster youth who was adopted by two gay dads and testified to the Congressional Ways and Means Committee in support of LGBTQ+ people being involved in the foster care system.
Read Weston's story at GaysWithKids.com and follow GWK on social media @gays_with_kids
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Joining David is Julie Kruse, a federal policy advocate with Family Equality, and Weston Charles-Gallow, a former foster youth who was adopted by two gay dads and testified to the Congressional Ways and Means Committee in support of LGBTQ+ people being involved in the foster care system.
Read Weston's story at GaysWithKids.com and follow GWK on social media @gays_with_kids
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