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Did You Know?
The process for international adoption changed significantly with the April 1, 2008 U.S. implementation of the Hague Adoption Convention. This international treaty has been signed by approximately 75 countries. It is designed to protect the interests of all parties in adoption and to prevent the abduction or sale of children.
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| $150-199 | 15% |
| $200+ | 20% |
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Ethical Considerations for Social Workers: Infant Adoption: CEU Version
Focusing specifically on the treatment of women considering an adoption plan for their baby, this course covers social workers' ethical considerations in infant adoption. Key principles of social work and child welfare are explored and then applied to real life scenarios.
This course will help professionals:
- Understand the rights of the various parties to an adoption: the child, the birth parents, the adoptive parents.
- Understand their professional responsibilities to each of the parties.
- Identify questionable practices related to adoption and adoption service providers.
"I really enjoyed this presentation. I retired as the social worker for the perinatal and obstetrics unit in a major hospital working in that department for 15 years. I intend to call the unit tomorrow and ask the manager to have all the social workers and the nursing staff to take this course. Thanks for your help."
- Agnes A. Owens, ACSW, Morning Star Adoption Center
Our Next Webinar
An Insider's Guide to Identity and Adoption
Join us for a guided discussion on the impact adoption has on identity formation. A panel of adult adoptees will share personal stories from their childhood and teenage years, reflecting back on how adoption factored into their identity formation.
7:00 PM Central Time
