From Foster Care to Advocacy with Andrew Bridge

Welcome to another episode of Coffee with Convery, the podcast where we bring you inspiring stories and conversations with remarkable individuals .

Today, I have the privilege of sitting down and introducing you to a true advocate for children’s rights, an esteemed lawyer ⚖️, and the author of the New York Times Bestseller 📚 “Hope’s Boy,” Andrew Bridge.

Andrew’s journey is nothing short of extraordinary. From growing up in foster care from age 6 to 18 🏠, to defying the odds and earning scholarships to Wesleyan and Harvard Law School 🎓, Andrew has transformed adversity into advocacy 💪. As a children’s rights lawyer, Andrew has dedicated his life to defending the rights of the most vulnerable among us ❤️.

The author of “Hope’s Boy,” a New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Publishers Weekly Bestseller, and Washington Post Best Book of the Year, Andrew shares a deeply personal and heart-wrenching story of his life. From the love he shared with his mother 💖 to the challenges of foster care and the resilience that propelled him to become a Fulbright Scholar 🏅.

Andrew’s latest book “The Child Catcher: A Fight for Justice and Truth” is now available for pre-sale on Amazon 🛒.

Amazon.com | https://a.co/d/4H3Rkp5

Amazon.ca | https://a.co/d/8l4axug

I’m thrilled to introduce our guest, the inspiring Children’s Rights Lawyer and Author, Andrew Bridge. 🎙️