US Edition“Transparency, accountability, and respect”: Foster youth advocate for a bill of rights of their own
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“Transparency, accountability, and respect”: Foster youth advocate for a bill of rights of their own
At the age of 19, Reese Thompson knows quite a bit about the foster care system in Massachusetts and all of its pitfalls. He’s been in the system since the age of 4, living with various family members until getting a stable place to live at 14. Now, he’s watching his baby sister and her foster family experience the same struggles he did during his journey through the system. Speaking before the state Legislature earlier this month, Thompson sai…
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