WAPA received an unusual request for expert assistance from an anthropologist. Please respond directly to the individual at the email in the message below if you have any knowledge or suggestions in this area.
Thanks,
WAPA
> ---------- Original Message ----------
> From: Valentina Todd <
valentinatodd@icloud.com>
> To:
admin@wapadc.org
> Date: 06/12/2024 7:51 PM EDT
> Subject: Child custody case
>
>
> Hello, I recently read an article where anthropologists acted as expert witnesses in child custody cases. I came up on it reading an article about Margaret Mead and her work.
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> I am a mother who lost custody of my children, 6 and 9 year-olds, for no other reason but that $$ always wins. I have learned that this has been the national trend in courts—working moms are viewed very unfavorably, as more and more honest, hard-working moms are losing their children in today's court rooms.
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> I'm just reaching out to see if there's an expert or an individual who is studying this trend. Or for anyone who wants to take a closer look into this trend. I want to do something about this, because it's simply not right—to deny the mothers their naturally given right to be one.
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> Just a shot in the dark, thank you for reading! If you at all have any ideas or suggestions—please do let me know.
>
> Sincerely,
> Valentina Todd
>
> Sent from my iPhone
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