In the last few weeks, I’ve had a slight problem: raging internal conflict.
Meet Little Guy.
I had a minor obsession with him.
He was in an orphanage in central Vietnam. I was the bad photographer. I don’t know who the cameraman is. I was there to evaluate a health-promotion project sponsored by a non-governmental organization [NGO], hosted [...]
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While many, many of our readers have questioned our motives, and even wondered if we are anti-adoption, we all feel that the ‘job’ we do here, voluntarily, due to conviction, is a job that is really important.
Why is it so important? Because we want adoption to continue. Yup, that’s the truth. As long as there [...]
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Posted in Advocacy, Ethics on May 12th, 2009 13 Comments »
If you do a google search, a blog search, a twitter search….any kind of search…on the topic of international adoption, you will get thousands of hits on feel good stories, blogs, books and even youtube videos that will make you tear up (oh yes, I have one of those too!) and that will inspire you [...]
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From Ethica:
Ethica is pleased to offer its first webinar series for prospective adoptive families as they begin to pursue the adoption process. Please join us as we explore issues surrounding adoption fraud, how to choose an agency, and the implications of adopting from a “Hague” country. Note that space is limited so please register early. [...]
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