
Empowering adopted people through knowledge.
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I'm on a break for the next few weeks — limited social media, no new writing. In the meantime, I'm serialising Tree of Strangers, my 2020 investigative memoir, one instalment a week. Back to normal soon.
[part one here]
The next morning,...
I have in front of me the certificate. Not my birth certificate, the other one, the one issued after: it gives my birth date correctly and everything else falsely, a document manufactured to look like the thing it replaced. Nothing on it an...
As an adoptee, the whole subject of adoption is a difficult minefield, to say the least. I think that, and this is only my opinion, society has been conditioned to see it as a rose-covered cottage with a garden full of rainbows and unicorns...
I'm on sabbatical for the next few weeks with limited social media and no new writing. In the meantime, I’m serialising Tree of Strangers, my 2020 investigative memoir, one instalment a week. Normal service resumes when I’m back.
A former marketing strategist turns her tools on adoption
A guest post by Sarah Wilshaw-Sparkes from Names Unknown
Of late, I’ve spent time in online spaces for adopted people. Many participants seem to be like me: older adults, the prod...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
I am an adoption educator working at the intersection of doctoral scholarship and lived experience. I examine the hidden architecture, cultural fictions and political machinery that shape adoption and identity.
Sarah Wilshaw-Sparkes is the founder and lead genetic genealogist at Names Unknown. She identifies unknown family using DNA aided by traditional research. Her specialty is identifying bio-fathers and finding the truth when your DNA “makes no sense”
I’m a UK Historical Forced Adoption survivor and extremely proud of my kids and grandkids. I do pet portraits for an animal charity and am learning how to write in the hope my idea for a book about adoption might make it into reality one day.
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