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In today’s world of abundant social networking opportunities, those with interests in adoption have not been ignored. There are many opportunities for people to connect with others regarding adoption from all angles of the adoption triad.
Some sites, such as Facebook, have special pages dedicated to adoption interests. One such page is the Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute. Here one can find the latest information about national adoption interests and any new government changes regarding both adoption and foster care. This is also the page to look at for updates on the latest Angels in Adoption gala.
Like Facebook, Cafemom.com is a place where moms from all around the world can come together and give support and advice for all things “mothering”. This, of course, includes special groups for those affected by adoption. This site offers forums where members can go and post comments, articles, and other insights about their personal experiences, which, in turn, are meant to offer advice to others in similar situations.
Adoptionvoices.com is an interactive social networking site dedicated solely to adoption concerns. Here, like Facebook and Cafemom.com, members can join groups specifically targeted toward their interests, such as open adoptions or international adoptions. However, unlike Facebook and Cafemom.com, Adoptionvoices.com offers opportunities for prospective adoptive parents to match with potential birth moms. As always, caution is encouraged when using this website for the purpose of matching, but if pursued wisely, this site can prove a valuable resource for birth parents and adoptive parents alike.
Social networking sites help bring together people with common interests, and these sites accomplish that goal for those with an interest in adoption. If used wisely, they can provide an opportunity for individuals living in such varied locations as New York, London, or even Kansas City to interact and learn more about the latest information available concerning adoption.