Adoption Quarterly

Ethical Considerations in Adoption Research: Navigating Confidentiality and Privacy Across the Adoption Kinship Network

Searching for the Self: Adult International Adoptees’ Narratives of Their Search for and Reunion With Their Birth Families

A Qualitative Study of “fa’a’amu” Kinship Care Experiences in Tahiti

“Your Skin’s Not as Good as Us”: Microaggressions among Transracially-Adopted Children from China

Being a Foster-to-Adopt Parent: Experiences of (Un)certainty and Their Influence on the Sense of Being the Parent

Cultural Socialization in Transracial Adoption: Adoption Support, Multicultural Experiences, Perceptions of Discrimination, and Positive Feelings Toward Racial Minority Groups

Supporting Adoptive Parents: A Study on Personal Self-Care

Do Preparation for Bias and Cultural Socialization Protect Against Discrimination for Transracially Adopted Adolescents?

“I Guess They’re All Real Moms Then”: Constructing Motherhood Through Language in the Adoption Community

Beyond the Childhood Years: Openness in Adoptive Kinship Networks

Known and Unknown Identities: Openness and Identity as Experienced by Adult Adoptees

Adoption Discontinuity in Intensive Out-of-Home Care Settings