All the Faces of Foster Care with Natalie Chavis Fisher

<div> <p class="css-9oj1gu" dir="ltr" tabindex="-1" data-component= "paragraph"><span class="css-1tchfmc" data-component= "text-run">Natalie Chavis Fisher </span><span class="" data-component="text-run">is a best-selling author, third-generation attorney and executive producer for the feature documentary </span><span class="css-r494z3" data-component= "text-run">Foster Care: Perfect Imperfection</span><span class="" data-component="text-run">. She is a leading expert in foster care adoption committed to helping improve the lives of vulnerable children and their caretakers. Natalie believes broken systems break children and has dedicated her life to help foster healing. She has been honored with the Congressional “Angel in Adoption” award for her work in child welfare.</span></p> </div> <div> <p class="css-9oj1gu" dir="ltr" tabindex="-1" data-component= "paragraph"><span class="" data-component="text-run">Natalie has practiced foster care adoption law for twenty years. Within this time, she has helped thousands of foster children solidify their “forever homes”. Natalie previously served as a Deputy Prosecutor in the child support division and as a Public Defender in the dependency and neglect division of the Marion County, Indiana court system.</span></p> </div> <div> <p class="css-9oj1gu" dir="ltr" tabindex="-1" data-component= "paragraph"><span class="" data-component="text-run">Natalie prides herself in helping adoptive and kinship parents understand the dynamic nuances of foster care adoption. One of the ways she has accomplished this task is through her short novel with a big impact, </span><span class="css-r494z3" data-component= "text-run">Adopting Tiger</span><span class="" data-component= "text-run">. (</span><a href= "https://www.amazon.com/Adopting-Tiger-Chavis-Fisher/dp/0999456008" data-component="text-run"><span class= "">https://www.amazon.com/Adopting-Tiger-Chavis-Fisher/dp/0999456008</span></a><span class="" data-component="text-run">)</span></p> </div> <div> <p class="css-9oj1gu" dir="ltr" tabinde