New Adoptionland Youtube Channel

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Announcing a new Youtube channel in an effort by the Adoption Truth & Transparency Worldwide Information Network (ATTWIN) founders intended to protect local and global families from the crisis of adoption trafficking. You will want to know why domestic, late-discovery, international, and transracial adult adoptees believe politics and religion should remain separate in governments. Adult adoptees from Europe, America, Asia, …

Tyler Graf, returns to his homeland and find out he was stolen from his mother in Chile at birth.

Tyler Graf at the Adoption Trafficking Awareness Symposium

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Tyler Graf and fellow panelists at the Adoption Trafficking Awareness Symposium. Adopted? Your opinion matters. Fill out the survey here. What are adult adoptees saying about adoption today? Hear the stories from across the nation and overseas, representing the U.S., First Nations, India, Sierra Leone, South Korea, Haiti, New Zealand, Chile, Guatemala, Spain, and Colombia for an all-day private event …

Adoption: What You Should Know

This book is a mind-blowing book on the adoption industry.

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This short book deconstructs the industry and acknowledges the families left behind. Has the global push for adoption exploited mothers worldwide? Review: It has been over a century since the practice of adoption was introduced. While it seems that it has been a highly beneficial practice that has helped children grow in better environments and live better lives, there is …

Korean Adoptees Request to Stop International Adoptions from South Korea

Adoption: South Koreans Makes Them and Americans Buys Them

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Seoul, South Korea. Five pregnant women sleep on blankets on the tile floor of a small room. They keep their personal belongings in three wooden closets on one wall above their feet. This is home, at least until the babies come. The dormitory is called Ae Ran Won, and it is one of a dozen homes for unmarried women in South Korea. Ae Ran Won can hold fifty pregnant women in its ten rooms, but when I was there in November, it had only thirty-five.