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Second International Conference on Adoption Research 17-21 July 2006 University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK |
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Programme Monday Please note this programme is provisional at this stage and subject to change! |
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10am-5pm - REGISTRATION
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MONDAY evening – Introductory session in Norwich Cathedral |
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5.30-6.30pm Drinks and nibbles in cathedral refectory |
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6.30-6.40pm |
Dr Beth Neil |
Welcome address |
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6.40-6.45pm |
David Eastwood (UEA vice chancellor) |
Welcome to UEA |
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6.45 – 7.30pm |
Professor David Howe |
Adoption: nature, nurture and narratives |
7.30-9.30pm EVENING RECEPTION
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TUESDAY morning – keynote talks 9am-1pm |
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9-10am |
Professor Jesús Palacios |
The ecology of adoption |
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Ten minute comfort break |
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10.10-11.10 |
Professor Ruth McRoy |
Children in care can be adopted |
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Thirty minute coffee break |
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11.40-12.40 |
Professor David Reiss |
The adoptive rearing environment: an important opportunity for toddlers at biological risk for behavioural problems |
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12.40-1pm |
Chair and all 3 speakers |
Plenary discussion and questions from audience |
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One hour lunch break |
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TUESDAY afternoon concurrent session 1 2-3.30pm |
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Workshop 3 |
Panel discussion - The search for stability and family membership for children in care who can not go home |
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Paper Symposium 2 |
Making sense of both cultural and adoptive identity – issues for inter country adopted children |
Monica Dalen |
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Paper Symposium 3 |
The influence of adoptive families on the development of adopted children. |
Hal Grotevant |
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Paper Symposium 8 |
Adoptive parent motivation and recruitment |
John Simmonds |
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Thirty minute coffee break 3.30-4pm |
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TUESDAY afternoon concurrent session 2 4-5.30pm |
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Workshop 4 |
Workshop 4 - Searching Questions: identity, origins and adoption- developing a workbook/video training resource pack for practice
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Paper Symposium 10 |
Domestic special needs placement – practice and support issues |
Gillian Schofield |
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Paper Symposium 11 |
Adoption from the perspective of birth family members
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David Howe |
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Paper Symposium 6 |
The use of domestic and intercountry adoptions – cross national comparisons |
Clive Sellick |
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TUESDAY early evening posters (with drinks reception) – 5.30-7pm |
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Poster symposium 1 |
Different faces of adoption around the world
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Poster symposium 2 |
Parent child relationships – attachment and beyond
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Poster symposium 3 |
The health and physical development of internationally adopted children.
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Poster symposium 4 |
Adoption and identity
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EVENING – Free for delegates
to make own plans
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WEDNESDAY morning – Keynote talks 9am-1pm |
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9-10am |
Professor Sir Michael Rutter |
Romanian adoptees at 11 years: Practical and theoretical lessons and challenges |
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Ten minute comfort break |
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10.10-11.10 |
Professor Femmie Juffer |
International Adoption Comes of Age: Development of International Adoptees from a Longitudinal and Meta-Analytic Perspective (Femmie Juffer & Marinus H. van IJzendoorn). |
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Thirty minute coffee break |
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11.40-12.40 |
Dr Miriam Steele |
Changing minds: attachment representations and adoption outcome in a maltreated sample |
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12.40-1 |
Chair and all three speakers |
Plenary discussion and questions from audience |
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One hour lunch break |
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WEDNESDAY afternoon concurrent sessions 2-3.30pm |
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Workshop 2 |
Methodological challenges and solutions |
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Paper Symposium 1 |
Children adopted across cultural/racial groups – the influence of social attitudes
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Ruth McRoy |
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Paper Symposium 4 |
Adopted children’s development after early institutional care
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Michael Rutter |
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Paper Symposium 12 |
The dynamics and processes between adopted children and adoptive parents.
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Jesús Palacios |
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Thirty minute coffee break 3.30-4pm |
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THURSDAY morning – keynote talks – 9am-1pm |
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9-10am |
Professor E. Wayne Carp |
A Legal History of the Movement to Open Adoption Records: An International Perspective |
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Ten minute comfort break |
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10.10-11.10am |
Dr Beth Neil |
Open and closed placements and open and closed minds: what adoptive parents think feel and do about post-adoption contact |
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Thirty minute coffee break |
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11.40-12.40 |
Professor Hal Grotevant |
Emotional Distance Regulation over the Life Course in Adoptive Kinship Networks |
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12.40-1pm |
Chair and all three speakers |
Plenary discussion and questions from audience |
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One hour lunch break |
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THURSDAY afternoon concurrent sessions 2-3.30pm |
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Workshop 1 |
Supporting adoptions in difficulty |
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Paper Symposium 5 |
Adolescence and early adulthood – how internationally adopted children develop in the longer term |
Malin Irhammer |
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Paper Symposium 7 |
The Domestic and international ramifications of inter country adoption |
Peter Selman |
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Paper Symposium 9 |
Adoption and other permanent placement options – how do they compare? |
June Thoburn |
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Thirty minute coffee break 3.30-4pm |
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THURSDAY posters – 4-5.30pm |
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Poster symposia 5 |
Birth family connections (contact, search and reunion) |
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Poster symposia 6 |
Supporting placements |
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Poster symposia 7 |
Developmental outcomes for adoptees |
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Poster symposia 8 |
Adoptive parenting - developmental perspectives |
7pm CLOSING BANQUET.
To be held on campus in the Sainsbury Centre for the Visual Arts. It is hoped
all delegates will attend. There will be no additional charge for the banquet.
10-12.00 Informal coffee mix and mingle.
An optional session, allowing those delegates who don’t have to rush off
to meet informally with new colleagues over a relaxing cup of coffee and cake.
Centre for
Research on the Child & Family, University of East Anglia, Norwich, NR4
7TJ, UK
Tel: 01603 592068 Fax: 01603 593552
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