CCAI’s Mission
The Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute (CCAI) educates and advocates to raise awareness of the needs of children without families. By convening policymakers, issue experts and individuals with direct foster care or adoption experience, CCAI works to ensure that every child knows the love and support of a family.Connect with CCAI on Facebook
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- Adoptee Rights Coalition
- Adoption and Foster Care at About.com
- America Adopts!
- CASA Blog
- Center on the Developing Child—Harvard University
- Child Trends
- Child Welfare League of America
- Christian Alliance for Orphans
- Chronicle of Social Change
- Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption
- David Brooks–The New York Times
- Families.com Adoption Blog
- Independent Adoption Center
- JCICS
- Kidsave
- NCCPR Child Welfare Blog
- Red Thread—Washington Times
- Sara Start Fund for Foster Youth
- The Beat—National Clearinghouse on Families and Youth
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Category Archives: Infant Adoption
Happy National Adoption Day!
Tomorrow, Saturday, November 17, people all throughout the United States will recognize National Adoption Day. As part of this celebration, the Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute wants to share “You Just May Be” a music video we produced in partnership … Continue reading
Adoption Today Features Article on Angels in Adoption™
Nominate an Angel in Adoption™! By Kathleen Strottman and Allison Cappa “Each time a man stands up for an ideal, or acts to improve the lot of others, or strikes out against injustice, he sends forth a tiny ripple of … Continue reading
CCAI releases ‘What Barriers Remain for the 112th Congress’
Kathleen Strottman, CCAI’s Executive Director, authored a report highlighting what areas of reform the 112th Congress may consider addressing this legislative session. The report discusses several issues advocates, families, and professionals alike have raised. Visit our website or click here … Continue reading
The economics of adoption
An article came out earlier this week by Megan McArdle titled Abortion, Adoption, Supply and Demand that examined the link between adoption and abortion rates. The author was arguing a claim made by a fellow writer, Andrew Sullivan, that promoting … Continue reading
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