标签: 领养
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AntiRacism Online Workshops for Transracial Adoptive Parents
ICAV 和 HUE 为被收养者和家庭提供了一个在线研讨会,以探讨种族、种族主义、如何成为反种族主义盟友作为我们在收养方面的一些核心问题。
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敏感地应对被遗弃的恐惧
Lyla shares an awesome way her adoptive parents assisted her with abandonment fears – a rational fear all adoptees have borne out of losing their first family.
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Connecting with People of Colour is Not Automatic for Transracial Adoptees
Mark Hagland writes about raising transracial adoptees so they are surrounded by people who mirror them and know intuitively how to interact with people of color.
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Hurtful Words
by Wes Liu, adopted from China to the USA. COVID continues to spread within our communities because people continue to lack seriousness when facing it. Chinese people continue to be blamed. While Asian ethnicities include countless unique, beautiful, and distinguishable cultures, many who are outside of the Asian diaspora can’t tell the difference. This results…
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Family thoughts during this time of Year
by Bina Mirjam de Boer adopted from India to the Netherlands and available at Bina Coaching. December is a month all about fun and family. Many people won’t be able to celebrate Christmas with their family this year. For many adopted people, December is a difficult month every year because they are extra aware that…
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What’s in a Name? Identity, Respect, Ownership?
ICAV members share their thoughts on Changing Names at Adoption
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I Don’t See Colour!
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于 Adoptee Anger, Adoptee vulnerability, Adoptees Educate, Adoption Education for Adoptive Parents, Adoption Education for Professionals, Adoptive Country, Antiracism Education, Beauty in Diversity, Birth Country, colourblindness in adoption, Complexities in Adoption, Critical Thinking in Adoption, Diversity in Adoption, Grief and Loss, Is adoption the best option, Lifelong Impacts of Adoption, Politics of Adoption, Racial Mirrors, Racism in Adoption, Sense of Belonging, Therapy, 跨种族收养, Trauma in AdoptionICAV Blogger Collaborative Series #2 addressing adoption colour blindness.
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Coming Out of the Adoptee Fog
Mark Hagland shares about awakening our awareness to the impacts of being adopted.