Dr. Josie Pearse asks: Why is the murderer (almost) always adopted? I'm talking about a stereotype that I began to notice many many years...

Care Experienced History Month takes place in April every year. Care Experienced people have been a part of societies across the world...

Care Experience & Culture book club event: Monday 6th December 10am UK / 9pm Australia Sarah Hilary will be discussing her latest novel...

Dr Dee Michell reflects on A Whole Life by Robert Seethaler, a tender book about finding dignity and beauty in solitude. A Whole Life is...

Letters to Gil is Malik Al Nasir’s profound coming of age memoir – the story of surviving physical and racial abuse and discovering a...

As an adoptive dad, author, educator and academic, I have spent some time thinking about representations of adoption in fiction. My new...

Amberleigh Care (UK) has two locations which run as formal therapeutic communities for teenage boys: deliberately structured settings...

Dr Dee Michell reflects on Careless, the new novel from Kirsty Capes It was wonderful to read Careless by Kirsty Capes. I’d had the book...

The Care Experience & Culture Digital Archive Launch took place Sunday 11th April. 11.00 - Welcome Dr Dee Michell & Rosie Canning 11.15 -...

I was born to a Nigerian father and English mother in Essex. After 18 months in a private foster home, my mum was forced to stop paying...

I know myself better than anyone. Or so I think. People are complicated. Life is complicated. Rather than being...