THE BUDAPEST HERALD published multi-award-winning film and theater director, Klaudia Kovács’ piece about her experience with and long-term impact of foster care. The article’s introduction was written by Hollywood correspondent and accomplished journalist, Virag Vida: “As we mark National Foster Care Month in the USA, it is both an honor and a responsibility to spotlight voices that rise from lived experience—voices that don’t just tell stories, but are the story. One such voice belongs to award-winning Hungarian-American director Klaudia Kovács, whose life and work continue to bridge continents, cultures, and generations. In this deeply personal piece, she reflects on growing up in foster care, peeling back the layers of her childhood with rare honesty and sensitivity.” To read the article, go to: Unfostered Dreams: Klaudia Kovács's Journey from Foster Care to Hollywood Filmmaking
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Article by Multi-Award-Winning Director, Klaudia Kovács, about the Long-Term Impact of Foster Care Experience Published /
THE IMMIGRANT MAGAZINE published multi-award-winning film and theater director, Klaudia Kovács’ article about her experience with and long-term impact of foster care. The Editor-In-Chief and Co-Publisher, Pamela Asobo Anchang, states: “Honoring Resilience During Foster Care Awareness Month - “Each May, we shine a light on the often-overlooked stories of those shaped by the foster care system—stories of survival, silence, and the search for belonging. This month, we are honored to share an extraordinary essay by filmmaker and writer Klaudia Kovács, whose life began with tragedy in militarily occupied Hungary and unfolded into a powerful journey of healing in America. With stunning vulnerability, Klaudia recounts what it means to grow up without a safety net, to long for family, and to eventually discover compassion in unexpected places. Her story is not only a tribute to foster youth—it’s a reminder that resilience can bloom even in the most scorched soil.” To read the article, go to: ONCE A FOSTER KID, ALWAYS A FOSTER KID? - The Immigrant Magazine TV Hollywood