Resources
Documentary: Adopted ID
The film Adopted ID follows Judith Alexis Craig’s extraordinary journey. Abandoned at birth, she courageously returns to Haiti in search of her birth parents. As Judith unravels the mystery of her past, her story intersects with families navigating social and economic struggles and those seeking to adopt. Set against the backdrop of pre-earthquake Haiti, Adopted ID offers a rare and intimate perspective on transracial adoption.
Directed by Sonia Godding Togobo www.soniagoddingtogobo.com, Adopted ID is available for private screenings at film festivals, adoption agencies, support groups, adoption camps, educational institutions, and cultural events.
Podcast: Adoption Dialog
In “Adoption Dialog,” we explore the lifelong adoption journey’s joys, challenges, and complexities. Adoption encompasses a range of issues, involving the adopted person, their original or birth parents, and their adoptive parents.
A live show hosted by Judith, an adopted person, and Auntie Sally, an adoptive mother, each month features guests who share their adoption journey from a personal and professional perspective.
Support Group: Adult Adoptee Network
The Adult Adoptee Network of Ontario is a community for adult adoptees in Ontario, Canada—including those from formal, informal, kinship, and step-parent adoptions.
This group provides a supportive space to connect, share experiences, and navigate the complexities of adoption together. While every adoptee’s journey is unique, we are united through our shared experiences. Our goal is to foster learning, growth, and empowerment while respecting diverse perspectives.
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