Adoption Uncovered
We can learn how to change adoption from the stories of those who have been touched by it.
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Adoption in Real Life: A Conversation with Evan, Arindam and Nina Spiering (opens the original)
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When I started out as a parent, I knew adoption was always one way I wanted to build my family. How it would affect the children or me I would bring into the world or into our home was something I could never fully imagine. Now three of my five children have reached adulthood. They have thoughts, feelings, and memories of their own that offer insight into our version of a family touched by adoption. For this episode, I was actually able to find a moment in their busy schedules when they were all
Defending the Rights of Adoptees with Gregory Luce (opens the original)
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Adoptees can struggle in many ways. Beyond complicated emotions around belonging and identity, they may find that their legal identity is also in jeopardy. The citizenship they took for granted growing up sometimes doesn't exist. This is one of the many types of legal issues that Gregory Luce helps adoptees face. He founded the Adoptee Rights Law Center to help adoptees navigate legal struggles they may encounter. In addition to assisting adoptees with their individual legal cases, Gregory also
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