Skip to content

InterCountry Adoptee Voices (ICAV)

We advocate and educate from Lived Experience

  • Home
    • Vision & Mission
    • ICAV Representatives
    • Contact
      • Gift to ICAV
  • Adoptee Led Groups
    • Birth Country
    • All Inclusive Groups
  • Adoptee Voices
    • Books
      • The Colour of Difference
      • The Colour of Time
    • Perspective Papers
    • Stories
    • Reviews
    • Artists
      • Embrace
    • Vlogs
    • Musicians
    • Podcasts
    • Documentaries / Films
    • Bloggers
  • Post Adoption Support Directory
    • Australia
    • Culture Resources
    • Canada
    • Europe
    • Memorials
      • Stephanie McDonald Memorial Fund
      • In Memory of Mark Peter Flood
      • In Memory of Keith Dowdell
      • In Memory of Natalie Montaño
    • Race Resources
    • Search and Reunion
    • Trauma
    • UK
    • USA
  • Advocacy
    • Intercountry Adoptee Rights Charter
    • Understanding Illegal Intercountry Adoptions
    • Understanding the UN for Adoptees
  • Research
  • Webinars
  • Video Resource for Professionals
    • Resources for Teachers
    • Resources for Doctors
    • Resources for Counsellors
    • Resources for Lawyers
    • Trauma
    • Culture Resources
    • Race Resources
    • Search and Reunion
    • Post Adoption Support Directory

Tag: a picture says 1000 words

Adopted to Norway

On February 14, 2024February 14, 2024 By Guest BloggerIn Adoptee Artists, Adoptee Artwork, Adoptee vulnerability, Adoption Attachment, Adoption Book, Complexities in Adoption, Korea, Lifelong Impacts of Adoption, Multiple Identities, Norway, Poetry by Adoptees, South Korea, Transracial Adoption, Trauma in Adoption1 Comment

Vår Benum is adopted from Sth Korea to Norway and shares artwork created for her poetry, describing the lifelong journey of being an intercountry adoptee.

A Picture Is Worth 1000 Words

On July 31, 2018April 16, 2020 By Guest BloggerIn Uncategorized2 Comments

Adoptee artist Jonas Haid shares his powerful talent.

Recent Posts

  • Adoptee Suicidality and Living with the Exit Sign
  • Beyond Investigations: What Needs to Happen After?
  • Who controls adoption archives?
  • Responses to Sweden’s 2025 Adoption Reckoning
  • Conversations Across Adoption – Part 6

Archives

Loading Comments...