
By Pamela Karanova
We’re always looking to add amazing additions and growth to our growing network. We’re happy to announce we’ve made the decision to add an astonishing & exciting project to our organization. Google Earth will now feature all of our group locations to an exclusive Adoptees Connect Google Earth Project that will better serve the adoption community.
What is Google Earth? It’s a geobrowser that accesses satellite and aerial imagery,
providing a unique comprehensive and interactive map of all our group locations around the world. As our groups grow, our Adoptees Connect Google Earth Project will grow.
Google Earth is visible online through the Google Chrome web browser and it’s also available by downloading the Google Earth app on your smartphone. You have to create and sign into a Google account to see this interactive map. We’re working on app software development for Adoptees Connect, Inc. but for now our Google Earth project will be an amazing extension to our growing organization.
Anyone that has the link, will be able to view our project. If you click on each pinpoint, it will pull up the facilitators contact information which will be easily accessible for anyone trying to find our groups. Google Earth allows a “Present” feature you can click on and sit back and watch the slide show of all of our group locations around the USA and abroad.
As our groups continue to grow, this interactive map will be a key feature of connecting adoptees with other adoptees, which is the heart of Adoptees Connect, Inc. We hope you enjoy and admire this new project as much as we do. Be sure to share it with your online communities. New groups will be added all the time so check back often.
We’re not waiting on change, We are the change.
Adoptees Connect, Inc.
To access our Adoptees Connect Google Earth Project click HERE.

Is this only for fellow adoptees to connect or is it a place to assist in finding birth parents or adopted children
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A place for adoptees to connect.
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ok never mind then,, please unsubscribe me as your unsubscribe button is not working. Oh and sorry I added to the problem and placed my only child for adoption, I thought that child would be much better off. I honestly did not do it to piss anyone off, I guess the child would have been much better off with me out in the cold.
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Hi Susan, Unsubscribing you now. Not sure why you felt the need to lash out, but let’s be clear- nobody accused you of anything. You asked a question, and I gave you a straightforward answer. Adoptees Connect is for adult adoptees to connect with one another. It is not a reunion service or a space for birth parents. That’s not a personal attack; it’s just the mission of the organization.
Your sarcasm about placing your child for adoption was unnecessary. If you’re struggling with guilt or regret, that’s something to explore, but this wasn’t the space for it. Just like adoptees need spaces for their voices, birth parents have their own communities, too. Hope you find the support you’re actually looking for.
Take care,
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no birth parents do not but that is not the problem, i just want to know why all adoptees are so angry, nobody gives anyone up just to hurt them
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This article might enlighten you.
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Have you thought about CUB? Also, have you thought about volunteering for organizations that help keep mothers and babies together? Look up saving our sister’s Renee GELIN as a personal friend of mine and she has many volunteer opportunities and she would likely have some support services for birth mothers as well. You can also look up Lorraine Dusky. She has a forum for birth mothers.
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