Bastard Nation: Dignity and Equal Rights for Adult Adoptees (Adoption Reform)   

Bastard Nation advocates for the civil and human rights of adult citizens who were adopted as children. Millions of North Americans are prohibited by law from accessing personal records that pertain to their historical, genetic and legal identities. Such records are held by their governments in secret and without accountability, due solely to the fact that they were adopted. "Bastard Nation's "agenda" is simple: the full human and civil rights of adult adoptees. In terms of records access, Bastard Nation does not believe that the government should hold what amounts to secret and sealed dossiers on its law-abiding, adopted citizens. Bastard Nation does not believe that social workers, bureaucrats or third-party agents should act as gatekeepers for our vital records. As agendas go, ours speaks to our fundamental right to self-determination as individuals and citizens.

Become Pregnant   

Become Pregnant. I thought I was infertile. Now I have 2 beautiful children, naturally conceived. You can too. Get my step-by-step method on how to conceive naturally, without any drugs or outside interference. If you've been to doctors, or even had ivf treatments, then you know how much people are charging, with no guarantee that what they do will help you. I read 57 books, and over 85 articles and publications in my research. I spent over 700 hours reading and analyzing study after study. I spent years applying what I'd learned. And then I found the secret that made all the difference.

The Young Mommies Help Site   

Supporting, informing and connecting young mothers so they can better face the challenges of parenting... A website for young mommies and mommies-to-be! Features include many active young mom communities, a large pen pal directory, the advice files, great links and resources, and the largest online collection of pregnancy/parenthood stories contributed by other young/teen moms!

AAA Adoption - International adoption agency   

Non-profit international adoption agency. Adoption from Ukraine, Russia, Kazakhstan, Moldova, Latvia.

Abba Adoptions   

Abba Adoption is an adoption agency that has helped many adoptive parents and birth mothers.

ADOPTads.com - ADOPTION-ADS   

Profiles of expectant mothers and potential adoptive families.

AdoptionJoy.com   

AdoptionJoy.com is a site that details Anne and Varghese's journey through the adoption process that officially began on November 1, 2005. They hope that this site will serve the purposes of helping others to learn more about surviving infertility, adoption, adoption issues of American Indians, and motivating the people of India to consider adoption. If you are pregnant, or know someone who is pregnant and considering to place their child for adoption, Anne & Varghese's adoption agency would like to hear from you.

Find Your natural Parents Through Confidential Adoption Services   

As the largest adoption registry in the United States, we have reunited thousands of adoptees with their natural mothers and fathers. All files cross referenced nationally and internationally. 1-800-250-8885 - If you are an adoptee looking for your natural parents, or a parent looking for your children given up for adoption, AdoptionRegistry.net can help reunite you with your relatives.

Green Ribbon Campaign for Open Adoption Records   

According to the psychological literature, it’s perfectly natural that 90 percent of adoptees want identifying information about their biological parents. (AAC, 1996) The Maine Department of Human Resources Task Force on Adoption found in 1989 that every birth parent surveyed wanted to be found by the child/adult they had placed for adoption and that 98 percent of the adoptive parents surveyed supported reunions between their adopted child and members of the adoptee’s birth family. (CWLA, 1998). With adoptees, birth parents and adoptive parents all in such overwhelming accord, what’s the problem? Why are records sealed? Who can possibly benefit from a system that completely ignores the preferences of those most intimately involved in adoption.