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Voices From Domestic, Late-Discovery, Transracial, International Adoptees, Parents, and Family Members Separated by Adoption.
Learn About Adoption From a Human Rights Stance
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Real stories. Real voices. Real truths.
About Adoption Truth and Transparency Worldwide Network (ATTWN) is a community of local and global individuals and families separated by adoption. We provide information, activism, education, and peer support while creating a space where those affected by adoption can connect, share their experiences, and stand in solidarity with one another.
The Adoption Truth Forum was founded on November 5, 2011, by the co-founders known as the Vance Twins.
What began as a grassroots online forum has grown into a community connecting people around the world who are seeking truth, transparency, support, and greater awareness about the hidden side of adoption.
We believe lived experiences matter. We amplify voices, share information, and help people connect with others who understand.
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Listen Here:
Interview with co-founder and international author Janine Vance, The Conversation on BBC with Beatriz de la Pava
Exposing the Adoption Truth & Supporting Those in Need. Watch here:
Adoptionland
From Orphans to Activists
Challenging Mainstream Narratives
An Anthology by Adoption Truth Members
Rare Adoption Books for AdultsComing Soon
Adoptionland II. (The new title will be announced soon!)
Stories of Loss
Stories from parents separated by adoption are crucial to understanding the full picture of adoption.
Read Adoptionland: From Orphans to ActivistsEmpowerment Rooted in the Law of Nature.
Be ready for a rare perspective based on the natural law of identity and equal rights. If you believe adopted people should have the same rights as all other humans, you will find value in this rare book advocating for equality—even for adopted people.
I learned a lot from this book...
This book is unique and rare on internal empowerment, especially since I am adopted. These are perspectives I never thought about when thinking about my adoption, and they helped me to understand and validate how I was feeling inside. I learned about my human rights in this book.
Should We have the same rights as all other humans?
Gain a Bird's-Eye View
on the hidden side of the practice here.
CoFounders
After Years of Forced Positivity Led By Adoption Profiteers, It's Time to be Real! Follow us on Instagram @AdoptionTruth.
