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| Beginning with the crafting of more formalized adoptions in the 1920s-40s, the book continues through the 1990s addressing issues of adoption matching, transracial adoptions (both domestic and international), society's morality and its effect on birth mother relinquishments, adoption disclosure and non-disclosure, and the push for more openness in adoption. Soon after this fifth year, Devereaux's sister and grandmother move to relinquishments nearby. Over the past five years, the Bazelon Center has received CMHS contracts to review state Medicaid waiver policies, conduct a "national advocacy forum for older adults with mental health needs," hold "a meeting of older adult mental health consumers," carry out "a major study on custody relinquishments," and to provide "targeted technical assistance" to six states. |
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