Chuck JohnsonNCFA"
June 12, 2008
Yea MTV!!
"The National Council For Adoption is lending a helping hand to the producers of an adoption documentary for the successful and popular MTV’s True Life series. Previous True Life documentaries have dealt with substantial subjects such as autism, schizophrenia, and war-weary veterans returning from Iraq. The adoption documentary will follow three or four young unwed birthmothers on video as they go through difficult and emotional decisions in developing adoption plans for their babies. According to the show’s producers, the goals of the True Life adoption documentary are “to help de-stigmatize" the adoption process and to show that adoption is a choice that loving, responsible mothers make when they believe it’s best for their child. We also hope to express the range of emotions birthmothers feel as they go through this process.”These goals coincide with the mission of NCFA’s new iChoose Adoption public awareness campaign to “create a more pro-adoption culture in which everyone, including women facing unplanned pregnancies, can consider adoption freely without fear, bias, or misunderstanding” and to “promote a culture that respects and appreciates birthmothers, honors their decision-making process, and supports their choice of adoption.”MTV is conducting a nationwide search for prospective birthmothers for the True Life adoption documentary. If you know of any expectant birthmother who you feel would make a good candidate for this documentary, please contact the producers directly at adoption@mtvstaff.com, or by calling 718-422-0705. We expect the True Life show to bring the adoption process more into the public limelight and provide a viable and important link to the target audience we are trying to reach with our iChoose Adoption message, namely young unwed expectant birthmothers who are facing difficult decisions concerning the future of their babies. Thank you.
Chuck JohnsonNCFA"
Chuck JohnsonNCFA"
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That sounds really interesting. Way to go MTV!
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