PEAR has issued a Position on Tuberculosis Management in International Adoptees due to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)...

PEAR has unveiled several new pages on its website! 1) Country page This page has links to posts on PEAR's blog with information speci...

As part of PEAR's effort to provide prospective and adoptive parents with the resources, information and support to make educated and in...

PEAR has released its preliminary report " Independent Adoptions: Implications for Parents and Providers under Hague Intercountry Adopt...

Competent Providers: Prospective adoptive parents have the right to an adoption service provider with appropriate high-quality adoption ser...

PEAR supports unrestricted access to birth records for all adults adopted as minors. We do not believe any citizen should be discriminated a...

Parents for Ethical Adoption Reform's next post-adoption initiative will be creating and providing two new directories to the public in ...

PEAR invites all adoptive parents to take the PEAR Observational Survey of Adoptive Parents on Success, Satisfaction and Types of Post-Adopt...

Greetings to all of our members, followers, and curious folks wondering what we are up to. Fall Membership Drive Our Fall Membership Drive o...

Adoptions from Vietnam to the United States Will Not Resume Without a New Bilateral Agreement - Action Taken to Establish Safeguards that P...

UPDATE: Call to Action Vietnam On Friday, April 25, 2008, the US Embassy in Hanoi took the unprecedented step of releasing a detailed "...

The US Embassy in Hanoi has issued the following warning for adoption from Vietnam: ADOPTED CHILDREN IMMIGRANT VISA UNIT Warning Concerning ...

Parents for Ethical Adoption Reform (PEAR) announces it's new initiative to develop a model education program for adoptive parents. We b...

Below is a letter from Linh Song, Executive Director of Ethica. PEAR supports Ethica's call for input from the VN adoption community and...

In early December, JCICS requested that PEAR put together a list of organizations and individuals we felt JCICS should contact for input on ...