What to include in a private photolisting narrative July 18, 2017 by AdoptUSKids · Published July 18, 2017 · Last modified June 16, 2020 Understanding the purpose of a private narrative, information to include—and not include—in a private narrative, and examples of well-written private narratives.
How to take a compelling photo for a child profile July 18, 2017 by AdoptUSKids · Published July 18, 2017 · Last modified February 20, 2020 Tips for planning a photo shoot and taking and selecting great photos.
Photolisting narrative-writing tips and sample questions July 18, 2017 by AdoptUSKids · Published July 18, 2017 · Last modified January 23, 2020 Follow these writing guidelines and use our sample questions to write engaging narratives that protect children’s safety, privacy, and dignity.
Examples of well-written public photolisting narratives July 18, 2017 by AdoptUSKids · Published July 18, 2017 · Last modified June 16, 2020 Narratives of four children, including siblings, a teen, and a child with significant needs, illustrate qualities of engaging narratives that protect children’s safety, privacy, and dignity.
Information NOT to include when writing a child’s photolisting narrative July 18, 2017 by AdoptUSKids · Published July 18, 2017 · Last modified January 23, 2020 A list of details and descriptions that should never be shared in a child’s narrative—and the thinking behind it.
Information to include when writing child photolisting narratives July 18, 2017 by AdoptUSKids · Published July 18, 2017 · Last modified June 8, 2020 Include details like these to write public narratives that are engaging and protect children’s safety, privacy, and dignity.
