Reflections on adoption experiences on the basis of research with adoptees and adoption support groups.
Research Articles
The Origins Archive. Narrative traces and (dis)continuities in child welfare cases (1995-2015).
By Agnès Martial
[Re]visiting the (un)natural mother: searches and encounter between Chilean adoptees and their birth mothers.
By Irene Agoglia e Beatriz San Román
Three generations of lesbian families in Italy and Belgium: transmission and practices dealing with origins.
By Alice Sophie Sarcinelli e Charlotte Simon
Genetics and procreative desire: what is “the origin” of children conceived through reproductive donation?
By Maria Isabel Jociles e Fernando Lores
Indirect Strategies for Disclosing the Genetic/Gestational Origins of Children Conceived by Means of Reproductive Donation (Spain)
By Maria Isabel Jociles, Fernando Lores, Nancy Konvalinka
Family belonging and class hierarchy:Secrecy, rupture and inequality as seen through the narratives of Brazilian.
By Cláudia Fonseca
Fluid kinship :the search for origins in Brazil and in Quebec: A dialogue between kinship, law, and science.
By Débora Allebrandt
The science of kinship :adoption, genetics, and identity among Brazilian adoptees.
By Débora Allebrandt
Adoption and rights.The Access to one´s origins in Argentina, Chile, and Spain.
By Mariana De Lorenzi, Aranzazu Molinero e Paulina Fernández-Moreno
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