Interesting & Informing Links

Yahoo Groups Get connected on the internet in yahoo groups. Talk with other adoptees. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/AfterTheSearch/

Stay connected and link in to online chat. We have an on-line chat room.We are there every evening after 11:30pm Eastern.Why not stop in and join us? You might find it helpful. Click below to go to chat: http://communities.msn.com/Adoptese

Emergency Medical Locators for Adoptees"Dedicated to those adopted whose lives are imperiled by medical Crisis,"http://www.adoption-free-search.org/Free Medical locations Locating and obtaining medical histories for the adoption community and all in need.1st family traces for transplants availableFax: 775-845-4334Staff members are online 24/7 To handle emergency searches. No one should die simply because they are adopted.Email: bobcrowter@hotmail.com

Adoption Crossroads, (HQ) 845-268-0283 (All days but Wednesday) Email: joesoll@adoptioncrossroads.org 74 Lakewood Dr., Congers, NY 10920 Other Meeting Locations: 444 East 76th St, NY City, Wednesday only: 212-988-0110

Schenectady, NY: 518-370-2558 (call for schedule)

Paramus, NJ: 973-427-4521, 201-843-9898 (call for schedule)

http://bastardette.blogspot.com/

The Daily Bastardette features daily commentary by Bastardette on issues of identity and adoptee rights including open records for adult adoptees, Baby Moses/Safe Haven laws, and any other atrocity the adoption industry and its paid lobbyists--not to mention deformer "friends"--can devise to maintain The Adoption Culture of Shame.

http://naic.acf.hhs.gov/

The National Adoption Information Clearinghouse (NAIC) was established by Congress in 1987 to provide free information on all aspects of adoption. http://www.adoptionlawsite.org/main_cur.asp

Adoption LawSite created by The National Center for Adoption Law & Policy at Capital University Law School. The goal of this LawSite is to deliver a single online resource where prospective adoptive parents, biological parents, adoption and child welfare lawyers, juvenile and family court judges and child advocates of all kinds can turn to for child welfare and adoption law information.Adoption LawSite created by The National Center for Adoption Law & Policy at Capital University Law School. The goal of this LawSite is to deliver a single online resource where prospective adoptive parents, biological parents, adoption and child welfare lawyers, juvenile and family court judges and child advocates of all kinds can turn to for child welfare and adoption law information.

http://www.families.com/forums/

This is a great adoption forum if you want to connect and communicate with other triad members.

http://unlockingtheheart.com/www/A_buy_tape.htm

This website sells a movie entitled Unlocking the Heart about adoption and healing. There is also a curriculum on adoption and issues around adoption.