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National Resource Center for Youth Development
Helps States and Tribes achieve the goals of the Adoption and Safe Families Act of 1997, implement the Foster Care Independence Act of 1999, and assist with the Child and Family Review Process.

New Directions in Adoption - Stop Tearing Family Apart
Argues many current adoption practices are unethical. Articles, policy positions, and links.

Open Records Debate
An examination of the issue from About.com.

Origins Canada
Supporting people separated by adoption and asking for an inquiry into alleged illegal and exploitive adoption practices.

OriginsUSA
Focuses on past practices for obtaining children for adoption and the harm they caused some birthmothers. Includes aims and objectives, questionnaire, and list of state contacts.

The Adoption History Project
A digital public history resource, profiling people, organizations, topics, and studies that shaped modern American adoption theory and practice.

The ALMA Society
Advocates for the right of adopted persons to know the truth of their origin. Offers an adoption reunion registry.

The Search Institute Report - Growing Up Adopted
"New Study Identifies Strengths Of Adoptive Families." (1994)

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