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I3 r.., . . ,a - AIiI3AIM MIKUlAKI, U.S. ILLIAM JULlUS WILSON, Co~~gresbwon~a~~ from author of 17~e Declining hi;il;u~d, will adtlrcsv a 11lc11ury Si!pruai(iccmce 01 Race, is schedsession or1 the sul)ject she ulcd lo give a plenary session Iin~)wu bal, polllicu, 11rlbrc the . . addrew on T11e Urban Underautlience~l~e may know best, so- class, Social Dislocations, und cid workcru. MikuLki, who hilv Public IJolicy." Wilson will atan h1SW from Lllc Univcnity of tcinpt to answer 'the puzzling Muybud, started l~cr carcer iw a question of why r&s of social social wt~rker for Curl~olic Cl~:u- Jisloci~tio~r In be inner city iniks i~nd he 13dti1nore Wcltiuc crelised so drwnuticillly during !. Depwncnt. She is now a lrud- and i~~unediately foUowing the ing Uberill in the llouse oi lleprc- If you're there, this is inout intensive and unpresellltllivcu, ulle wl~ose nmte hiw ccdcntetl period of anti-ducrimihen n1e11tion.0 as a possi~c wbt y.cu'/J If you're nation icg~ution and enforceninnil~g m;lte for the De~r~o~riltic rrient, u~cluduty ineit~ures in benindil!;re fur I'rcsident of Ulc t~&' of ~finr~aiivd? xlior~." Unit4 SUII~Y. . not, it 7s ou'l[ m&s .. .:;I- ',: ilLTllhlO'l'lIERS" MEET AND CI!OOSE AOOIJTIVi? PAILENT$ - Who ;we iny 'red" p;ucirlu u~tl wily tiid tlrc:y yivc ine up lor irdop~ion'! \\'II~II open i~dt)plion w [~racticed, adol,lgl hC cl~ildren never havc to ~nguist~ over II~osc qucsliuns bccuuse Lhe inlnrmullor~ IIW alwi~yu been i~vuili~l~lc. Motl~crs dt!i~li~~g with tl~c g11il1 , .,wrcludrrow ofyjvi~~g uw:ry ;, l)i111? 11u\,c tllc rt!iwsurcurcc of sclcc~ir~g ;ul ~dflpli~~! fijn~ilv 4'ro~n QVV[~I..~I 'b.. . ;il 'I~I:.'.: fFE AFTER DEATII -tb lri~ore people survive "camin" death, L a , 1.ctw1ng ~,.q~ulntior~ rcmcinberu significw~t evenw duri~~g be clinical cleat1 experience. M:u~y ilrc eager lo share the life-cl~unging i~sigllls they have IliUl, but (cur ridicule. Ilow to interview those pt:ople and help them i~~tcb~ate the de:1(11 expcric!ncc in their lives is ;I rraw ~l~~llcny! for ~)roli!ssioni$ in hospia crilit;ll.$gc ~141ir.q: ... -- ..-. -.- - . . - -. - - .- . - -. . -
L i "The friendliness of reality" by GI.ORIA SI-1EPIIAnD A pioneer in tho figlit for tho riglit of tho odoptcd to know tlioir nnturnl fnmily origins, Jenn Poton- Kittson is n worm. friendly, enthusiastic and energetic woman. She graduated with n muster's dogroo from tlio Ponnsyivonia Scliool of Social Work nnd during tho next ten yeors becamo increasingly convinced of tho validity of her personal fooling (she was adopted liersolf as a cliilr~) that to ocliieve o sense of identity one must know one's roots. She olso become increi,singly oware oithe continuing poin of mothers who give up their children for ndoption, often because of linnriciol~problems, fear of social stigmo or lack of support. Her ycnrs df exporlcnco nnd innumerable personal contncls with both ndopted persons and natural parents liave convinced Miss Paton-Kiltson thnt: "It is better to know. oven if tho truth is extremely unplec~snnt, tlinn it is to be left to wonder." She wos ndopted in infancy ond wns 47 and her mother almost 70, bcforc she succeeded in finding her, o discovery tliat slio describes as o precious exporioncc for botli of them. "As time passes. I see more .and more rcsomblonccs between us in some basic things. She likes to dance o iig about 1110 room and to teach o little child to dance. She sings just for tlie pleasure of it." . . . rather than a natural desire all She founded tho Orphan Voyage organization, whicli hos its hondiunrtars in Cedaredge. Colorado, hL1nlan beings share to know from ' \. in 1953. Since then. she has devoted her life to wherice tlioy came. incrza3ing marenoso arco.:a. her fcilcw prcl!ccsionnls ond tilo general public of the problems faced he tilot joon poton.~ittson feels by ndoptees end parents who give up llioir extends to adoptive parents who often think their children for odoption, ond to tlre prnclicol, humaniadopted cliild's curiosity nbout liis rintural parents tarinn work of helping ndopted children and natural is , of rottier pnrents find o'ne another again. Orphan Voyage desire all human beings share to know from whence publishqs on informative nnd supportive newstlioy cnme. "lnrloed," she says. "I have often letter and maintains a Reunion File. a redistry for noticed thot tho more love on ndopted person natural parents who want to trace sons and recoivcs in his ncloptive lrome, tlie more he is likely ' daughters who were adopted and adult ado~tees to to know about his nalurol who want to find tlieir natural porents. parents." She believes this is so t~ecouse the warm love tl~ey hnvc rcccivo(l helps them develop the cornpassion to understand and acccpt the reasons It is better to know, even if the truth their nilturn1 parents had for giving them up. is extremely unpleasant, than it is to be Without that cotnpassion, the nrigtlr they fool at left to wonder. having 1)ec11 rcjectcrl may causc them to suppress tlir:ir curiosity lor ycliirs. If adoplivn parents ore irni~gi~~ntivc. flcxil~lr: ;~r~d courir(lt!orrs. Miss Pnton- Jean Pnton-Kittson lins written sovoral books Kittsoii si~ys. tl~r!y (:ill1 i~ccefrt thoir c~rloptr!d son including Orplrnrl Voyage wliicll traces tlie llislor~ or dn~~(]l~tcr's wish trr know tlicir roots arirl thus of tlie practice of ndoption in the United States. savo tlrcm frorii fcol~rigs of guilt. Tlioy can reassure records many intorviews witti adopted people in tlir!rii that: "Tliis,is 1101 a scarcl~ lor love. lor we tlic State of Michigan and includes o moving l~ave linrl tl~is togotlinr. Tliis is ;I searcli to be accour~t of her pcrsonnl search ond event~ial kind, to bo liuniari, to i)c rolcnscrl lrom fear." discovery of her motlier ond otlior relatives: and Tlrc Adopted Break Silence in wliicli 40 odopted It is Joi~ri Patori-Kiltson's sincere wish that more persons answer questions nbout their lives os ond more people will come to recognize and adopted people. accept wlinl slic calls "tile friendliness 01 reality". 26 FAMILY INVOLVEMENT /SO7
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Page 38 and 39: v ,,' ) THE UNION LEADER, MANCHESTE
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Page 53 and 54: - -:Raising a family. rakes new que
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, . he sale of genetlk 'pctllgrcei
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READERS DICUT May control, not, if
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.. . That major setback was just on
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. Groups lend a suqppoitive hand Ji
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(Contlnc~etl froin Pnge 1C) mother.
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~ By Jeanne Etter A~lo~llont~nnl Id
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;' I A Editoriol diroctor JOHN L. B
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-~ Books Discovery ents to handle s
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The Boston Globe l'ucstlny, July 24
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The Jewish adoption aeency that had
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Searching for birthparen ts: For so
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Three women talk about why they gav
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