
Empowering adopted people through knowledge.
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What is adoption, really? What purpose does it serve in our society?
The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, or UNCROC as it is known, gives every child the right to be registered at birth, to have a name, to obtain a nationality, and to know and receive care from their parents so far as po...
Why does a person adopted as a non-consenting minor not have the same presumption of capacity as all other citizens?
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The writers behind this newsletter.
I write at the intersection of scholarship and lived reality. Drawing on my doctoral research, lived experience and published work, I examine the hidden architecture, cultural fictions and political machinery that shape adoption and identity.
Richard is a Family Constellations Facilitator & Journey Practitioner with over 20yrs experience. He works 1:1 in person and online, hosts group workshops and residential retreats as well as being an international guest facilitator.
I am adopted from S Korea into the corn fields of rural Illinois in the USA. My adopters were Caucasian & what felt like a total token life until I was about 14. Living in a world of Asian fetishism.
I am a KAD adopted by a Caucasian farming couple in rural Illinois of the USA & naturalized at the age of 7. I've been living in the USA for about 40 years now. I am legally 43.
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