Adoption magazines and websites are a great way to learn more adoption. One benefit of adoption magazines verses books is that the information is often more current, thus, more accurate.

Adoption is not always portrayed by the media in a positive light. Does this hold true for the movie Orphan?

Southern Piedmont Adoptive Families of America, Inc. is hosting their thirteenth annual Adoption Expo on November 7th, 2009 in Charlotte, North Carolina.

The Adoption newsletter is the best way to stay updated on the latest articles and forum discussions.

While there are many adoption books on the market, this particular one provides detailed information with a personal touch.

Celebrating family customs and traditions creates a wonderful bonding experience for children of all ages. Whether you have adopted a child domestically or internationally, this personalized book by Deanna Novak brings together customs and traditions for your family to learn about and enjoy!

This is the twenty eighth year that this adoption conference has taken place. With over thirty six adoption workshops to choose from, it's easy to see why it continues to have such success.

Grant Garris, founder of A Village to Raise, talks about the adoption of his two wonderful boys.

If you're researching intentional adoption, the Department of State's Intercountry Adoption website should be the first stop on your journey.

These are twelve tips for being a supportive friend to someone who is going through the adoption process.