NCFA Releases Adoption Advocate No. 46

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NCFA Releases Adoption Advocate No. 46: A Deeper Conversation on Information Sharing in Adoption: Compromise Offers Promise and Keeps Promises This issue of access to original birth and adoption records is an understandably emotional one for many involved, and has too often led to contentious debate. In the April issue of the Adoption Advocate, "A Deeper Conversation on Information Sharing in Adoption: Compromise Offers Promise and Keeps Promises," NCFA's Assistant Policy Director Megan Lindsey reiterates NCFA's support of openness in adoption to the extent that all parties are willing, and explores ways in which state legislators and the adoption community can best honor the wishes of those seeking information and/or contact while also maintaining the right to confidentiality for those who desire it.   Click here to download the PDF of Adoption Advocate No. 46 or click here to view the web version. The Adoption Advocate is a monthly publication created by NCFA to educate policymakers, families, child welfare specialists, and other interested parties on today's most relevant child welfare and adoption issues. Adoption Advocate No. 45: "Birthparent Counseling in Policy and Practice" *Special Issue* Adoption Advocate: "Adoption Tax Credit Advocacy Kit " Adoption Advocate No. 44: "Global Trends in Intercountry Adoption: 2001-2010" Adoption Advocate No. 43: "2012 Policy Priorities and Adoption-Related Legislation" Adoption Advocate No. 42: “Talking to Your Child About Adoption: Recommendations for Parents” Adoption Advocate No. 41: “My Perspective on Open Adoption and Recommendations for Birthparents” Adoption Advocate No. 40: “Protecting the Rights of Intercountry Adoptees: Steps to Ensure the Right of Citizenship for Every Adopted Individual”

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