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New blog post critiques the use of "forever family"

Heading to DC to educate congressional staff about adoption research! Looking forward to being part of the Research to Policy Collaboration.

Newest article out in adoption quarterly. Continued work on the experience of adoptees.

My first post for #NAAM. Thinking about family trees and families of trees. Where do adoptees find their roots after being transplanted/grafted? #NAAM . . . Image description: From BBC Video. An illustration of many black barked trees with green leaves. Underground their light green root systems connect to each other. In the center distance is a figure of a person in a white top and black pants kneeling down by a tree.

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