The Conversation with Amanda de Cadenet

Adoption

As a guest on The Conversation, Connie Britton spoke with Amanda about her experience as an adoptive single mom. This week we’re discussing adoption and it’s reception by society.

Do you think adoption is as culturally celebrated as birth?

Answer via Twitter or Facebook with the hashtag #AdoptionConversation

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