Cameron asks adoption agencies how well they are incorporating adoptee voices and adoptee led research into their practice and policy.
Tag: adoption journey
What Would it Take to Choose to Parent Me?
by Cam Lee Small, adopted from South Korea to the USA, therapist at TherapyRedeemed. Not all children get to ask this question before they become adoptees. And not all expectant mothers get a chance to answer. I know there are so many kinds of circumstances represented in our community, even as you’re reading this and …
One More Day Without You
Pradeep shares about his mother's birth date.
Overcoming Bullying
Guest post by FaerieWarrior who shares on overcoming bullying.
homecoming, el regreso
J Alonso shares his poetry as a Spanish intercountry adoptee.
staring at your stone, mirando fijamente a su piedra
Jesse Alonso visits his mothers grave stone.
Forgiveness Is Not A Thing
Kev Minh shares about forgiveness.
two lives, dos vidas
J Alonso shares his poetry as a Spanish intercountry adoptee.
prince of spain
J Alonso shares his poetry as a Spanish intercountry adoptee.
A journey through space, a journey divided
By Sunny Reed, Korean intercountry adoptee. Intercountry adoptees speak often about the return to their birth country, a time defined by searching and finding. Lynelle’s recent post made me consider my relationship with Korea, the land that, over three decades ago, released me to a country made of dreams. We speak of “the return” as …
Return to Birthland
Vietnamese adoptee Lynelle shares about her second return journey to homeland, a decade later and how things have changed.
Artwork Submitted for The Colour of Time Cover Competition
Artwork submitted by adoptees for the competition of the front cover design concept of the book, The Colour of Time.
Colombian Intercountry Adoptee Anthology
The first Colombian intercountry adoptee anthology that shares the many complexities of being adopted from Colombia, edited and compiled by Abby Forero-Hilty.
Complexities of Intercountry Adoption
Lynelle shares on intercountry adoption, together with her own experience and hearing from many fellow adoptees on a range of questions asked by a journalist.