2011 Symposium Opening Adoption: Realities Possibilities & Challenges

On September 23 & 24, 2011 Coordinators2inc will bring together adoption professionals, academics, students and those personally affected by adoption will meet at the University of Richmond School of Law, Richmond VA. You can see the session descriptions and learn more about registration by visiting the 2011 Symposium Opening Adoption landing page.

Presenters and attendees will have opportunities to discuss, from multiple viewpoints, adoption as a lifelong process. Coordinators2inc does not intend for this symposium to only discuss open adoption nor to only discuss adoption from a positive or negative perspective. They will have a wide range of perspectives to give a full view of the complexity of the issues and to allow attendees an opportunity to consider adoption from another perspective other than their own.

Attendees are expected to be adoptees, first/birth parents, adoptive parents, adoption professionals, therapists, researchers, educators, media professionals, advocates, attorneys, policy makers and legislators.

Jim Gritter and Adam Pertman will be keynote speakers and I will be presenting there as well.

Registration is $85 for both days, lunch included.

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About Dawn

A mother by both birth and adoption, Dawn is currently studying at the University of Dayton in their Community Counseling program. She plans to graduate January 2012 and begin counseling families around adoption issues.