Why ICWA Matters

Jennifer Quinto marches with various indigenous groups during a parade at Celebration 2018 on Saturday, June 9, 2018, in downtown Juneau, Alaska. (Photo by Tripp J Crouse/KTOO)

To Quinto, ICWA helps adoptees like her to stay connected to their identities and communities.

“Who could ever believe that [ICWA] would be taken away?” she said. “That’s one of the last things keeping our community together in the way that it has, so imagining a world where that doesn’t exist is just too, too painful.”

 

 

As the Brackeen ICWA case is set to be heard in SCOTUS on November 9, one adoptee’s story https://t.co/tlNuuq8c5k

— Adoptee Rights Law (@adopteelaw) October 29, 2022