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Adoption Town Hall Meeting
Interested in joining an Adoption Town Hall discussion? Fill out the form here.
Adopted? Would you be interested in educating the public on human rights for people impacted by adoption?
If Adoption Truth & Transparency Worldwide Information Network, Against Child Trafficking USA, and/or AdoptionHistory.org were to host an “all hands-on discussion” on the underside of adoption, would you want to attend? If there is enough interest, we will host an international meet-up available via Zoom.
Adoption Truth and Transparency Worldwide Information Network (ATTWIN) was initiated in 2011. We are a unique activist organization that uses various mediums to fulfill its mission to find resources, scrutinize, investigate, critique adoption policies and procedures, raise awareness, and share diverse adoption experiences. Simply put, our goal is to create a place that gives a well-rounded perspective on the adoption processes and policies. Members include domestic, late-discovery, transracial, internationally adopted people, and families separated by adoption from every continent.
Our Mission is to protect local and global families from the crisis of trafficking for the purpose of adoption’ through education and services that assist victims and survivors and prevent further exploitation.
Interested in educational materials or a speaker on the Intersection Between Child Trafficking and International Adoption for your organization or NGO? Fill out this form.
Are You a Domestic, Late-Discovery, Transracial, International Adoptee, Parents and/or Family Members Separated By Adoption?
WE ARE ADOPTION
Adoption Truth and Transparency Worldwide Information Network (ATTWIN) was initiated on November, 5th 2011, hosted by Adoption Trafficking. We are a unique activist organization that uses various mediums to fulfill its mission to critique adoption policies and procedures, raise awareness, and share diverse adoption experiences. Simply put, our goal is to create a place that gives a well-rounded perspective on the adoption processes and policies. Members include domestic, late-discovery, transracial, internationally adopted people, and families separated by adoption, from every continent.
