We met Laura Kangas back in episode 57 with her co-author Jim Rogers. They have written “Diversity Training that generates real change” which was released recently. Today’s episode is a more personal one. While learning about Laura for episode 57 we learnt that Laura adopted 2 baby girls from China.

Listen in to hear Lisa Mulligan in conversation with Laura to learn how international adoption has changed Laura’s life.  

It's a beautiful and heartening story. If you are considering international adoption and would like to learn more from Laura you can get in contact here 

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