Adoption Truth & Transparency Worldwide Information Network

Hello! So glad you are here. We are a unique activist community that uses various mediums to fulfill its mission to find resources, critique adoption policies and procedures, raise awareness, and share diverse adoption experiences among adopted people, parents, and families separated because of adoption. Our goal is to create a place that gives a well-rounded perspective on the adoption processes and policies.
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Adoption Truth & Transparency Worldwide Information Network

Hello! So glad you are here. We are a unique activist organization that uses various mediums to fulfill its mission to find resources, critique adoption policies and procedures, raise awareness, and share diverse adoption experiences. Simply put, our goal is to create a place that gives a well-rounded perspective on the adoption processes and policies.

Take the "Only in Adoption" Survey for adoptees only. 

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Books on Adoption

Adoption Books for Adults

Information is Your Secret SuperPower! These books are NOT for children. Update your facts about adoption. A lot of what we use to know or think about adoption is no longer considered 'true.' Read these adoption books for adults to get up to speed on what has changed in the world of adoption.
If you would like to join the Adoption Books for Adults Book Club,  Email info@adoptiontruth.org

Co-Founders

"Today, there are more than 8000 members from around the world. For some of us, we don't need to discuss anything. Like twins, we just "know." There is a bond based on shared experience, yet unique and diverse experiences that come with being adopted." - Author, Janine Vance

"How and Why We Started a Movement for Social Justice" Vance Twins, Executive Contributors at Brainz Magazine.

Vance Twins Publishing

Co-Founders

"How and Why We Started a Movement for Social Justice"

"Today there are more than 8000 members from around the world. For some of us, we don't need to discuss anything. Like twins, we just "know." There is a bond based on shared experience, yet unique and diverse experiences that come with being adopted." - Author, Janine Vance

Vance Twins Publishing
Vance Twins, Executive Contributors at Brainz Magazine.

We Turned Adoption Upside-Down

Empowerment Rooted in the Law of Nature. 
Empowerment Rooted in the Law of Nature

"The adopted person's voice is the most powerful in adoption. Yet, it is the most overlooked."

The Vance Twins

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Truth Members

Adoption Truth and Transparency Worldwide Information Network (ATTWIN) consists of local and global individuals and families separated by adoption. We are a community that stands in solidarity with one another on the issue of human rights. This peer support group was initiated on November 5th, 2011.

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Master Adoption: Claim Your Authentic Power, By Rev. Dr. Janine Vance

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United States

"We spend our whole lives explaining and justifying. This is a place we don't have to do that and can focus on our own pain and extend our understanding." - Marty Meyers

New Zealand

"I love the spaces where we can speak without hesitancy & without all the opposing voices. The non-adopted will never understand our stance in all its varying degrees & with their personal bias." - Gillian Moynihan

Guatemala

"From my experience, I believe that Adoption Truth & Transparency is essential for my fellow adopted individuals to overcome his or her obstacles and to support one another to seek Truth, Justice, and Peace." - Osmin Tobar

China

"Being able to ask questions in an adoptee-centric network without adoptive parents intervening can be lifesaving." - Jackie Park

Should We have the same rights as all other humans?

Adoptive parents are treated as adoption experts...

despite having no concept of being removed from one's own family, community, and nation of birth.

A Rare Adoption History Book

The Intersection between Child Trafficking, The Evangelical Orphan Movement, and Anti-Adoption Adoptees.

Knowledge is Power
Shhh...Information the agencies don't want you to know...

Featured Members

Adoption Truth and Transparency Worldwide Information Network co-founder
Adoption Truth and Transparency Worldwide Information Network co-founder
Adoption Truth and Transparency Worldwide Information Network - Arun Dohle
Adoption Truth and Transparency Worldwide Information Network - Amy Barker D'Alessandro and Jennifer Joy Phoenix
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Adoption Truth and Transparency Worldwide Information Network - Tyler Graf
Adoption Truth and Transparency Worldwide Information Network - Osmin Tobar
Adoption Truth and Transparency Worldwide Information Network - Gustavo Tobar
Adoption Truth and Transparency Worldwide Information Network - Renee Gelin
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Adoption Truth and Transparency Worldwide Information Network
Adoption Truth and Transparency Worldwide Information Network - Melisa Trejo
Adoption Truth and Transparency Worldwide Information Network - Rachel Krohn
Adoption Truth and Transparency Worldwide Information Network - Kat Nielsen
Adoption Truth and Transparency Worldwide Information Network - Leslie Mackinnon
Adoption Truth and Transparency Worldwide Information Network - Maline Caroll
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Do you believe adopted people should have the same rights as non-adopted people? Would information on your biological family's existence have prompted you to wonder about them or look for them as an adult? Should the adoption contract continue to solely be between the adoption facilitator and the applicants (adoptive parents)? Or should you be given the opportunity to be informed and also sign the adoption contract based on your interest in the matter? Do you believe it is ethical for missionaries to advertise children overseas as "orphans" even though the children come from families? Questions like these are asked in this "Only in Adoption" Survey for adoptees only.
Only in Adoption

Adoption Survey for Adopted People Only