Vance Twins Interviewed on the show Northwest Afternoon Show, Seattle Washington State 1997

An Interview with the Cofounders of Adoption Truth & Transparency

Join host Marcie Keithley as she welcomes Rev. Dr. Janine Myung Ja and Jeanette Yamamoto, known as the Vance Twins. Rev. Dr. Janine Myung Ja authored numerous books on the topic of adoption, including The Search for Mother Missing (Vance) and Adoption: What You Should Know (a.k.a. Adoption History 101: An Orphan’s Research). She also curated Adoptionland: From Orphans to Activists. She …

CUB Retreat 2024 with Adoption Truth and Transparency Worldwide Network

CUB Retreat 2024 with the Cofounders of Adoption Truth and Transparency

A message from the Vance Twins, compilers of Adoptionland: From Orphans to Activists and The Unknown Culture Club: Korean Adoptees, Then and Now: Dear Members, Reflecting on the amazing time we had at the Concerned United Birthparents (CUB) retreat in Kansas City, we still feel the impact of that powerful weekend. CUB, founded in 1976 by parents who have lost children …

Does adoption promote truth, transparency, and the right to identity? AdoptionTruth.org

Adoption: The Right to Adopt vs. The Right to Identity.

Explore the intersection of adoption and identity rights in this insightful blog post. Discover how international treaties and conventions shape adoption practices and the implications of labeling children as “orphans.” Gain a deeper understanding of the importance of transparency in adoption processes and why withholding information should be a punishable offense. Join the conversation on upholding the fundamental right to identity for all individuals.

The Hague Adoption Convention Gives Paying Customers the RIGHT to ADOPT. It does not give humans the right to their identity.

What is the Difference of the Hague Adoption Convention Versus the UNCRC?

Unveiling the Truth Between the Hague Adoption Convention and the UNCRC. The Hague Adoption Convention (HAC) has long been touted as a beacon of hope for families seeking to adopt children internationally. However, beneath its glossy exterior lies a harsh reality: a system catered to the paying customer, perpetuating family separation and commodification of children. The Dark Side of Adoption: …