Bucharest Early Intervention Project

This study compared the development of children living in institutions to the development of formerly institutionalized children living in Romanian foster homes established by the Network. (Both groups of children are also compared to a group of never-institutionalized Romanian children living with their biological families.)

This project came under heavy criticism in Romania, whereby the US side denied that their research had anything to do with intercountry adoption

http://iht.com/articles/2002/06/06/romania_ed3_.php

However, the below article clearly links the project to intercountry adoption

http://www.med.yale.edu/chldstdy/icmh/adoption.html

Related persons
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Person	Position	Country	From	To
Charles A. Nelson, Ph.D.	Chairman
Charles H. Zeanah, M.D.	Participates in
Dana Johnson M.D.	Participates in
Sebastian F. Koga M.D.	Director		2000-01-01	2004-01-01

Related organisations (to)

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Organization1	As	Organization2	Country	From	To
Bucharest Early Intervention Project	Part of	Tulane Foundation

Related organisations (from)
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Organization_1	As	Organization_2	Country	From	To
Solidarite Enfants Roumains Abandonnes Romania (SERA Romania)	Participates in	Bucharest Early Intervention Project
The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation	Sponsor of	Bucharest Early Intervention Project
The Research Network on Early Experience and Brain Development	Organizes	Bucharest Early Intervention Project

Documents
News paper articles, official documents and reports filed about this organization

Document	Date
Romania's Orphan Story 1966-2006	2006-00-00
U.S. study of Romanian children faces European challenge	2002-06-06