Supreme Court may soon decide the fate of Native kids in WA and beyond | Northwest
, 2022-12-17 08:00:00,
Robin Little Wing Sigo has raised her eldest daughter, Kylie, on the Port Madison Indian Reservation since she was two months old. Although Kylie is her cousin biologically, Sigo was able to become her adoptive father so that Kylie could grow up and bond with her extended family on the Kitsap Peninsula.
“It’s strange to me to think that when I was born, my parents wouldn’t have had this privilege if they were suffering,” said Sego, director of strategic research and development at Suquamish and a recently retired nine-person tribal council member. Years.
Robin Little Wing Sigo, Suquamish Director of Strategic Research and Development, with her daughter Kaylee Cordero at The Suquamish Tribe Family and Friends Center on Nov. 22. The Indian Child Welfare Act helped Sigo become a foster mother to Kylie, her second cousin’s daughter, and ensured that Kylie remained a part of…
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