Identity, Citizenship, Equality
At the heart of what we do are three interconnected issues: identity, U.S. citizenship, and equality for all adoptees. We provide resources, advocacy, and support to organizations committed to these equal rights issues.
. . . it starts when you say We
from “the Low Road” by Marge PIERCY
and know who you mean, and each
day you mean one more.
Latest News and Information
What to Know (and Do) About Massachusetts
An equal rights bill in Massachusetts, which removes date-based restrictions on the release of an adopted person’s own original birth certificate, is again set for hearing. Here’s what you need to know.
What’s After New York? You.
Calling on adoptees, allies, and supporters to join us, especially if you are an adoptee or resident from one of these states.
Making Adoptee Rights Matter
Thanks to donors, we’ve started to roll out a new legislative tracking and advocacy service to the public as well as to those who partner with us.
2020 Legislation: What to Expect
What we are planning for and what we expect to see for adoptee-led equal rights legislation in the coming year.
We Have a Lot to Do
Getting there requires your help and contributions. Here’s what you can do.
Open Thread: The State of Adoptee Rights
Adoptees United wants to hear from you. What are the most pressing issues for adoptee rights in the United States, today and in the future?