Adoption - Past issues of weekly features
Previous issues of weekly features and columns about adoption and foster care.
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A Year's Worth of OpinionsA look back at 1999 opinion polls.
Opening a Closed AdoptionWhen you believe it's in your child's best interest, it can be done. Two moms talk frankly about their experience.
Unlocking a Heart: Sheila GanzBirthmother, artist, playwright, and now filmmaker, she has a remarkable story to tell and we can help.
Becoming A Foster ParentFor some it's a first step toward adoption. For all it's a proactive statement of nurturing, advocacy, and love.
Real People: Birth MothersSinners or saints? Meet the women behind the myths.
Adopting a Waiting ChildFrom learning about adoption to finalization, 13 steps to love.
Adoption Videos"Secrets and Lies" is one of our Editor's favorites. Check the listing for yours.
From Fostering to AdoptingMaking the move to permanence is a joyful family experience but are you ready? Take the self-assessment and see.
We Three Kings - Part 3Coming to America: A legacy of "kids on the block" and "matched" babies brings us into the 20th century.
$25.5M Adoption IncentivesFederal money for increased adoptions in 1999 and new research is handed out in Washington. Who got the money? Find out here.
We Three Kings - Part 2Medieval times brought new changes, but "adoption by hair" might make you think twice about that next haircut.
We Three Kings - Part 1Is adoption as old as the hills? You bet! Part One looks at our legacy from ancient/classical times.
Net-Working: Email ListsLists we love to hate! Learn where to find the best adoption lists and how to manage all the mail.
International Adoption MedicineInternational adoption medicine is a medical specialty area meeting ever-increasing needs. Learn more about it and where to find specialists.
08/10/99 -
Adoption Ability, Not DisabilityDisabled persons can adopt, and that includes those who have completed addiction treatment programs, or who may be HIV+. It's the law!
08/02/99 -
Net-Working: Web RingsThe starting point for those thinking about joining an adoption Web ring, or just for traveling 'round the adoption world.
07/26/99 -
"Adopt-A" Programs"Adopt-A" promotions can send the wrong messages to our kids, and they're all over the Web, in schools, and in our communities.
Oregon Adoptees Win Access to OBCsThe US Supreme Court refused to delay enactment of Measure 58, and adults adopted in Oregon now have access to their original birth certificates.
Embryo Adoption: The Future is NowOrwellian or Machiavellian? Mix-and-match do-it-yourself kits may be on the horizon for parents.
Search Basics for BeginnersFirst steps to take, decisions to make, and things to think about as you approach the search for birth family.
When The Going Gets ToughAttachment disorder is not uncommon. Being informed and prepared can save your family.
Net-Working: New Adoption ServicesNew adoption services are booming on the Net. Learn what they are and how to find them.
The Truth About AdoptionMore than 50 million Americans are directly affected by adoption. What unites us?
Mothers and BirthmothersUnique to the adoption community, Mother's Day Weekend gives us another opportunity to celebrate.
Slinging The Adoption LingoAdoption and foster care abbreviations and acronyms got you down? We've got some help to get you through the mire.
Adoption Heritage Tours - Online!Explore your child's heritage - customs, traditions, and culture - through online learning adventures.
Search Angels
How and where to find search angels, volunteers who help with adoption-related birthfamily searches.
Adoption Tax ChecklistCheck out these resources for tax benefits that can mean big savings for adoptive and adopting parents.
Your Reviews Are In!"Deep In My Heart" is reviewed by our own panel of adoptees and birthmothers.
Touch A Heart - Mend A HeartA wonderful idea for Valentine's Day that may help make a dream come true.
Education for EducatorsHelp for teachers building sensitivity and a positive learning environment.
Want to Adopt? Watch Your Weight!International adoption can be full of surprises. Check out some lesser known restrictions.
Adoptee Rights in 1998 : Fear, Shame and HopeGuest contributor Albert Wei's global perspective of the year gone by.
Adoption FraudBeware, be smart, but if something goes wrong, here are some suggestions for where to turn for help.
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