Angela Palmer

IFCO 2017 World Conference

IFCO 2017 World Conference

Angela Palmer

PhD Research

Adoption from Irish Foster Care, University College Dublin

Overview: Country
Ireland

Company/Organisation
Adoption from Irish Foster Care, University College Dublin

Bio
Angela Palmer is a PhD scholar in the School of Social Policy, Social Work and Social Justice, University College Dublin, Ireland. Her research focuses on people’s experience of adoption from foster care in Ireland, and the policy-making process. She previously worked as a policy analyst, journalist and advocate. Angela is an adoptive mother of two siblings from foster care.
My Abstracts: 1. New Approaches To Adoption From Irish Foster Care: A Qualitative Study Of Young Adults’ Experiences And The Policy Making Response
Sessions Attending: 1. Opening Speech
2. Gala Dinner
3. Plenary Discussion & Questions
4. How Relationships Lay The Foundation For Resilience
5. Introduction And Development Of Evaluation System In The Sphere Of Child's Protection Including Child's Participation
6. The Aboriginal Therapeutic Home Based Care Program: An Approach To Enhancing The Therapeutic Capacity Of Foster And Kinship Carers And Staff In Victorian ACCOs
7. New Approaches To Adoption From Irish Foster Care: A Qualitative Study Of Young Adults' Experiences And The Policy Making Response
Speaking Engagement: 1. New Approaches To Adoption From Irish Foster Care: A Qualitative Study Of Young Adults' Experiences And The Policy Making Response - 03 Nov, 2017
Adoption from foster care is historically rare in Ireland due to the principle ‘protection of children based in marriage’ and the relative lack of...

Topics

4. Prevention, Intervention, Permanency

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