Some FAC members work in the field of adoption but are not licensed attorneys or agencies. They may be licensed social workers, mental health counselors, etc. Depending on their specific license and area of expertise, their services might include conducting home studies, providing birth parent counseling, etc.
Resources
Adoptive Families Magazine
Adoptive Families, the award-winning national adoption magazine, is the leading adoption information source for families before, during, and after adoption. Whether you’re adopting for the first time, considering adopting again, or interested in keeping up with the latest adoption news and trends, the Adoptive Families Annual Adoption Guide will provide you with detailed, accurate information you won’t find anywhere else. You can subscribe by visiting their website at
www.adoptivefamilies.com.
Beat Infertility Podcast
Our very own Executive Director, Mary Wheatley, is a special guest speaker on this podcast and she talks candidly about the adoption process. She gives a fresh perspective being an adoptive mother of two. https://beatinfertility.co/adoption-101/
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Knowledge is power. FAC encourages its members, prospective adoptive parents, birth parents, and the public in general to be in the know about adoption. Articles and blog posts regarding adoption are included on the FAC website to disseminate important and timely information on issues, events, and individuals affecting adoption.
TRANSRACIAL ADOPTION: RED OR GREEN LIGHT FOR THE COLORBLIND POLICY?
Chicago’s wildly popular 1970 song “Colour My World” had the singer’s world colored by “the hope of loving you.”
Transformation of Adoption
“Transformative” is one adjective tossed about these days to describe how navigating the Internet has changed our daily lives.
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