AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoOlympics & Parenting Rights: The IOC has reinstated SRY gene testing for female athletes, reviving a controversial 1999-style policy and reigniting fears of invasive scrutiny and harm to athletes and families. Fertility & Family Planning: A Toronto investigation into egg-freezing clinics says marketing can feel misleading and pressure-filled, with high costs and uncertain outcomes. Infant Mental Health: Ireland’s Infant Mental Health Awareness Week (June 8–14) spotlights “Attunement,” with free events for parents and babies across Galway, Mayo, and Roscommon. Adoption & Birth Records: Ireland launched an anonymous online survey to review the Birth Information and Tracing Act 2022, covering adoption and early-life records access. Foster Care Funding: A Cape Town foster care group says Sassa owes it R1.7m in unpaid grants, forcing a R40k–R50k monthly shortfall to keep caring for 200+ children. Child Safety: A UK girl, 11, suffered scars after a neighbor’s Chow Chow mauled her at home in front of her toddler sister, sparking anger over how police handled the dog. Digital Parenting & Screens: Canada is considering an under-16 social media ban, while other coverage warns parents about the growing “mommaxxing” pressure and the mental load it adds. Family Law & Support: West Virginia Family Support Centers face uncertain July funding, threatening parenting help, diapers, and beds for foster children.
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