Orphan Justice, the Forgotten Cause
Chief Executive Orphan
January 18, 2026
Orphan Justice, the Forgotten Cause
Orphan Justice, the Forgotten Cause
About a century ago, much of the Church quietly swallowed an idolatrous idea: that the government could do a better
There is a peculiar wisdom that rises from the margins, the sort of wisdom that rarely earns invitations to podiums
Why America Needs Comprehensive Foster Care Reform Now There’s a certain comic tragedy in how our s… All of our
Neglect accounts for roughly 84% of all child welfare cases—making it the most common form of child … All of
Children are not raised by programs, governments, or institutions; they are raised by two parents who are fervently—perhaps even irrationally—devoted
When I was a kid, silence was always welcome but rarely lasted long, and it was almost always interrupted by
In Minnesota, the Office of the Ombuds for Foster Youth released a troubling report this month: sibl… All of our
The government kept track of us on paper. Case files, intake forms, placement reports — a trail of our childhoods
An empty chair invites belonging. I used to be the one who filled the empty chair. At the Balls’ house
Orphan Justice, the Forgotten Cause
About a century ago, much of the Church quietly swallowed an idolatrous idea: that the government could do a better
There is a peculiar wisdom that rises from the margins, the sort of wisdom that rarely earns invitations to podiums
Why America Needs Comprehensive Foster Care Reform Now There’s a certain comic tragedy in how our s… All of our
Neglect accounts for roughly 84% of all child welfare cases—making it the most common form of child … All of
Children are not raised by programs, governments, or institutions; they are raised by two parents who are fervently—perhaps even irrationally—devoted
When I was a kid, silence was always welcome but rarely lasted long, and it was almost always interrupted by
In Minnesota, the Office of the Ombuds for Foster Youth released a troubling report this month: sibl… All of our
The government kept track of us on paper. Case files, intake forms, placement reports — a trail of our childhoods
An empty chair invites belonging. I used to be the one who filled the empty chair. At the Balls’ house
