![]() ![]() Since 1978, EVOLVE has helped with the adoptions of more than 350 children through its Philippines program.ĮVOLVE is the only adoption agency in Minnesota working with adoptions through the Philippines, and it’s one of about 20 in the U.S. ![]() This year’s conference will focus on the prevention of illegal adoption and disruptions.ĮVOLVE was also represented at the last conference two years ago, and Omernik called it an important opportunity to network and learn about adoption in the Philippines. She is an assistant professor in the VCU School of Social Work and an active member of the Rudd Adoption Research Program Advisory Board. The conference is held every two years by the Inter-Country Adoption Board (or ICAB), the central authority on adoption in the Philippines. was selected in the fall of 2019 to hold the inaugural position of program committee chair for the Rudd Adoption Research Program Conference. “No matter how nice an orphanage is, it’s not like living with a permanent family,” she said. Omernik said it will be important to get a first-hand look at the orphanages and how kids are living there. “They rely on donations from families,” Omernik said. You can help by donating here!ĭonations to orphanages are an important way to help meet the needs of children. ICAB also actively participates in the international standard-setting process by participating in the IASB World Standards Setters Conference, meeting with. They’re looking for donations to purchase essential needs items to bring to the children at the orphanages and to help cover the costs of the trip. Lyla Omernik and Whitney Ryan will attend the conference and will also visit two orphanages in the Philippines on Sept. ![]()
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