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The Parents' representation Project:
Reuniting More Familes
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Washington State OPD - January 2003

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The Parents’ Representation Program

Reuniting More Families
A Program of the Washington State Office of Public Defense
925 Plum St SE, Bldg. 4, 3^rd Fl
PO Box 40957
Olympia, WA 98504-0957
(360) 956-2106
(360) 956-2112 (fax)
www.opd.wa.gov

This CD was funded by a grant from the
Marguerite Casey Foundation (MCF).

Marguerite Casey Foundation is an independent, private foundation dedicated to improving
the lives of families, youth and children. Based in Seattle, Washington, the Foundation was created
by Casey Family Programs to help expand Casey’s outreach and further enhance its
37-year record of leadership in child welfare.

Marguerite Casey Foundation’s goal is to strengthen communities across the United States by
soliciting proposals for grants that help families become more resilient and less dependent on public
systems. They seek to accomplish this by supporting community-based leadership and promoting
grassroots activism among families, parents, caregivers and youth.

The Parents’ Representation Program: Reuniting More Families

                      Track 1:    A Father’s Statement
Track 2:    Introduction
Track 3:    A Mother Works to Get Her Life Together
Track 4:    Washington State Supreme Court Justice Bobbe Bridge
Track 5:    Washington State Office of Public Defense Director Joanne Moore
Track 6:    An EEG Test Makes the Difference
Track 7:    Juvenile Court Commissioner Lonna Malone
Track 8:    New Medical Information Answers Questions for the Court
Track 9:    Parents Benefit from Investigators
Track 10: Giving Parents a Roadmap
Track 11: A Father Changes His Life for His Son

Track 12: Juvenile Court Commissioner Joe Schneider
Track 13: Both the State and Families Benefit from the Program
Additional Stories
Track 14: Investigation Keeps a Baby in the Home
Track 15: Paralegal Work Aided the Investigation
Track 16: Assistance From a Department of Assigned Counsel (DAC) Social Worker
Track 17: A Mother Describes Her Own Childhood Experience in Foster Care
Track 18: It’s a Generational Problem
Track 19: The Program is a Win-Win for Families and Society

This recording was produced by the Washington State Office of Public Defense in partnership with Joe McHugh in the studios of Raven Radio Theater in Olympia, Washington. Music arranged and performed by Karen Tweed and Timo Alakotila courtesy of NorthSide Records.

Copyright © 2005 Washington State Office of Public Defense. All rights reserved
Evergreen Plaza Building - 711 Capitol Way South, Suite 106 - PO Box 40957 - Olympia, WA 98504-0957
360/586-3164 voice - 360/586-8165 fax
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