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Facebook is his home page: Social networking site brings adopted man and siblings together
After years of wondering, a family is brought together through Facebook but originally started on Adoption.com
AFP: US lawmakers urge easier Guatemalan adoptions
US lawmakers have called on their government to ease red tape that has slowed the adoption of Guatemalan children.
Back to school for adoptees 101: How do I prepare my internationally adopted child for questions?
It may be helpful to prepare your child for any awkward questions about adoption he or she may receive from classmates when the teacher is not present.
The Santa Barbara Independent The False Prophet of Adoption
Out of the 59 families who were part of a recently concluded criminal investigation of Mozes, 43 never ended up getting a child through AIP. Though the other 16 did, none of them adopted the child they originally sought.
Governor signs law expediting adoptions | signs, adoptions, expediting - Local News - The Telegraph
House Bill 2405 aims to change the methods by which the required consent of parents or surrender for the adoption of a child can be given.
Adoptee’s grandmother was ‘An American Spy’
Adoptee researched and found out that her biological grandmother was a spy in World War II.
Family provides stability: Foster Parent families an integral part of system - Grande Prairie Daily Herald Tribune - Alberta, CA
Tom and his wife, Angela, have been foster parents to what they estimate are around 30 children over the last decade.
Pedaling with purpose
Bike riding plays second fiddle only to family in Jeff Linton's list of priorities.
The Sahuarita Sun > News > Mom meets son she gave up 64 years ago
A mother and son are reunited after 64 years apart.
Money plays too big a role in adoption
She says she is battle-weary and very disillusioned by all the wrongs she has come across over the past years. Ina Hut, director of Wereldkinderen (World Children) the largest adoption agency in the Netherlands, is calling it a day. She is handing in her notice in protest against the way things are run in the world of international child
Ruling halts woman's deportation, orders visa - Salt Lake Tribune
The decision didn't sit well with U.S. District Judge Bruce Jenkins, who issued a sharply worded ruling last week that a blanket policy has no place in adoptions. Jenkins upheld a state court judge who retroactively dated Gonzalez-Martinez's adoption to the day after Dahlberg married her aunt in 1998 and told immigration officials to issue a visa that will allow the young woman to remain in the United States.
"Ordering a child, even though now mature, legally adopted and acculturated in the United States, to be deported from the United States is far too Draconian an outcome," the judge wrote in a decision issued Tuesday.
Two local families come together after surprise adoption discovery - Bangor Daily News
A few years ago it would have been impossible to imagine them sharing holiday feasts and informal gatherings at either household.
Christians Urged to Foster Children - Jamaica Information Service
There are about 1,189 children in foster care and Mrs. Clarke said that the programme needs to be expanded in order to get children out of state-run institutions.
Ballot proposal would open Denver adoption records - The Denver Post
The proposed ordinance states that if voters approve the measure, birth parents would have 180 days to file forms stating they did not wish to be contacted.
Minnesota's vulnerable kids stuck in revolving door | StarTribune.com
The state has a high rate of children who enter foster care due to their own behavior problems, not parental abuse.
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