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Adoptees Connect - a new, growing movement offering peer support for adoptees
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Adoptee Rights Campaign - promotes awareness of and advocacy for intercountry adoptee issues, including the Adoptee Citizenship Act.
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Alliance for the Study of Adoption and Culture (ASAC) - publishes the journal Adoption & Culture and sponsors a biennial conference in collaboration with The Adoption Initiative, a program of St. John's University
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American Academy of Adoption and Reproductive Attorneys - read the new resolutions on adult adoptee records access and migrant children separations.
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Annie E. Casey Foundation - advances child welfare, juvenile justice, and research and policy at the state and federal level.
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Camp to Belong - dedicated to reuniting brothers and sisters who have become separated due to foster care.
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Center for Bioethics and Culture - The CBC exists to educate and inform members of the general public, thought leaders, lawmakers, and others on ethical issues in healthcare, biomedical research, and biotechnological advancement.
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Child Welfare League of America - the nation's oldest child welfare organization.
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Concerned United Birth Parents - support and advocacy for birth/first parents.
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Dave Thomas Foundation - promotes adoption of children in foster care.
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Evan B. Donaldson Adoption Institute - website remains active, though the organization has closed.
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National Association of Adoptees and Parents (NAAP) - Unifies the adoption community and elevates our diverse voices, by promoting dialogue, understanding, and healing through education, awareness, and connection.
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National Center on Adoption and Permanency (NCAP) - thought leaders and experts on adoption policy and practice.
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North American Council on Adoptable Children (NACAC) - provides resources and advocacy for adoptive families and foster parents
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Right to Know - sponsors the Untangling Our Roots Summit; advocates for access to genetic heritage for NPE/MPE, adoptees, and donor conceived persons.
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Saving Our Sisters - offers support and alternatives to relinquishment for mothers.
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