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WELCOME TO ADOPTEERIGHTS.ORG The Adoptee Rights Web Site for California and Beyond RegDay 2008 is Saturday, November 8 More volunteers needed!! Contact RegDayNationalCoordinator@gmail.comAdoptee Rights Protest - July 2008 in New Orleans, LA Visit www.adopteerights.net or Adoptee Rights Protest on MySpace for more information and to sign up for the adoptee rights protest. This will be a one day protest for Adoptee Rights at the National Conference of State Legislature's Annual Meeting in New Orleans, LA, on a date to be determined during the week of July 20th, 2008. More information will also be posted here when it becomes available.Victory in Maine!! LD 1084 restores adoptee rights in Maine. The bill, which permits unrestricted access to the original birth certificate upon request of anyone over the age of 18 adopted in Maine, was signed into law on June 25 and will go into effect January 1, 2009. This basic human/civil right has been restored to all Maine-born adoptees, just as all non-adopted Maine-born citizens have always had, for the same fee and without parental permission.
MEASURABLE RIGHTS: the fight for open records in Oregon The story of Helen Hill and Bastard Nation, who used Oregon's Ballot Measure 58 to open sealed birth certificates for all adult adoptees. Hill's initiative turned into a civil rights battle that caused a sea of change in adoption laws across the country. Filmmaker Paul Fournier captures the essence of grassroots activism. With coverage from inception to victory, Bastards are filmed in intimate settings as they plan, learn, achieve voter support, then fight court battles to set case precedent. Measurable Rights is inspiring and an essential teaching tool to all adoptee rights activists! Watch the trailer, interact with the reformers, and order your DVD copy TODAY at www.measurablerights.comThe Bastard Byline News From Bastard Nation: The Adoptee Rights Organization. Read the latest issue as well as past issues.The Book Room Find out more about adoptee rights and all the other facets of adoption, including being adopted, birthparents, adoptive parents, search, and reunion. Check out our book recommendations in the book room.adopteerights.org Discussion List This list is a meeting place for anyone who supports unconditional access to birth records for adults who were adopted as children (adult adoptees). The intention is to supplement, with a less formal climate and open membership, the organizations that are forming throughout the country/world working for open records. We all need to work together. Please feel free to share information about open records organizations and related events in your state or country. It is not intended for Search and Reunion purposes. Join now!!
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