by Kayla Zheng, adopted from China to the USA.
Tag: vulnerable families
We are more than Numbers!
Brenna talks about Korean adoption statistics and how adoptees are more than these numbers.
Is Adoption Really the Best Option?
Haitian adoptee Judith Craig shares her views since Judge Barrett's nomination and adoptions from Haiti.
Appreciating Country and Culture
Laney shares to adoptive parents about appreciating our Country & Culture.
I Killed My Vietnamese Parents
Mark shares about his Vietnamese family.
The Importance of Including Those Most Impacted in Policy Discussions
Why it's important to include the triad in policy forums.
There Isn’t An Orphan Crisis, It’s a Family Separation Crisis
Jessica shares on what is happening in intercountry adoption today.
Where is the Outrage?
Lynelle writes critically about intercountry adoption numbers plummeting around the world.
Immigrant Children Being Separated and Placed into U.S Foster Care
Since May, over 2,300 immigrant children have been forcibly separated from their parents at the Mexican border due to President Trump's "zero tolerance" policy. When I watched the news, I was speechless. I was terrified for the children being placed into foster care because they don't belong there. These children belong to families, they are …
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Our Mothers and Families?
A followup on an intercountry adoptee (Yennifer Villa) project to hear from the mothers of loss in Colombian intercountry adoption.