New Jersey’s 28th Annual
“Let’s Talk Adoptionsm”
Conference

Saturday, November 7, 2009
9:15am – 4:45pm
(8:00-9:15am Registration,
Check-in, Breakfast, Exhibits, Book Sales)
Rutgers University, Busch Campus Center
Piscataway, New Jersey

Keynote Address

"Why My Adoption is a
Laughing Matter"

The English American talks about nature, nurture and how her search for her American birth parents helped her find her self.

By Alison Larkin

Adoptee, internationally acclaimed comedienne and bestselling author of “The English American”, a novel (For more info go to www.alisonlarkin.com)

Plus 36 workshops on pre-and post-adoptive issues

Coordinated by Concerned Persons for Adoption

Co-sponsored by the New Jersey Interagency Adoption Council and Rutgers University School of Social Work; Institute For Families: Continuing Education and Professional Development Program

Cost: $45 per person; $80 per couple
Full-time students $25

Online conference registration is now closed.
To attend, please register at the conference as a walk-in.
For payment, please have a check or cash.

Continuing Education Credits for NJ & PA Social Workers,
NJ Teachers - Maximum 5 CEU/CEH Hours
$20 total processing fee for continuing education hours

To be placed on mailing list contact: conference09@cpfanj.org or 973-625-5628

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Walk-in’s Welcome!
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General Schedule Information
Keynote Address Info	Conference Workshop Suggestions
Conference Registration Instructions	Directions to Rutgers Busch Campus
Continuing Education Hours	Registration Mail In Form
Session A	Session C
Session B	Session D
Workshops for Teachers and School Social Workers

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New Jersey’s 28th Annual “Let’s Talk Adoptionsm” Conference

Keynote Address

"Why My Adoption is a Laughing Matter" The English American talks about nature, nurture and how her search for her American birth parents helped her find her self.

By Alison Larkin Adoptee, internationally acclaimed comedienne and bestselling author of “The English American”, a novel (For more info go to www.alisonlarkin.com)