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Intercountry Adoption and Historical Injustice: Reflections from the Conference ‘How to Repair Historical Injustice?’

Elvira Loibl attended the Dialogics of Justice Final conference ‘How to Repair Historical Injustice?’ and shares her reflections on Intercountry Adoption and Historical Injustice in this blogarticle, originally posted on the website of Facing the Past. Part of her reflection is how it became clear that intercountry adoption can be understood as part of a broader landscape of historical injustice. She further reflects on these parallels and considers what the field of intercountry adoption might learn from other struggles for justice.

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Elvira Loibl appointed Endowed Professor of Recognition, Dialogue, and Redress following Intercountry Adoption

The University of Humanistic Studies has appointed Elvira Loibl as Professor of Recognition, Dialogue and Recovery following Intercountry Adoption. The endowed chair has been established by INEA, the centre of expertise on intercountry adoption. Elvira Loibl will focus both on research into the recognition of past abuses relating to intercountry adoption and on how healing can take place, at both an individual and a societal level.