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Living as a Returned Migrant in Korea (Part 2 of 2)
Reposted from Ildaro.com As Koreans from the diaspora who have returned to the motherland we are acknowledged by the government as part...
이영숙 Kristin R. Pak
Jun 13, 2022


Musings of a Middle-aged Matriarch: How do you find joy?
As adoptees, many of us have had to create our own joy. We have to work at joy because it doesn’t come naturally to us. We are too busy...
Heather Lewis
Jun 9, 2022

Book Review: 'Our Violent Ends' by Chloe Gong
What are you willing to do for love? Roma is stunned by Marshall’s death, and he is out for revenge. Juliette will not spill any secrets...
Lilly Schmaltz
Jun 6, 2022

Introducing Angela Wu
Angela Wu is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Empowerment Coach who is passionate about de-stigmatizing mental health in the...
OSH
Jun 2, 2022


Human Rights: My life as a migrant adoptee, 2018 (Part 1 of 2)
Reposted from Ildaro.com Introduction: As someone who became a migrant through intercountry adoption, Kristin Pak has a unique...
이영숙 Kristin R. Pak
May 29, 2022


Dialogues With Adoptees: Let’s make adoptees’ rights mainstream
Reposted from The Korea Times This article is the 30th in a series about Koreans adopted abroad. Apparently, many Koreans never expected...
Dr. Kyung-eun Lee
May 24, 2022


Choosing Parenthood
“I think, maybe, we should talk about starting a family,” my husband said one day, as we sat on the back porch of a winery north of our...
Cynthia Landesberg
May 22, 2022


A #hyphenatedAsians POV: Christine Ha
Christine Ha is a powerhouse of creativity and resilience. She was the first-ever blind contestant and winner of Gordon Ramsey’s amateur...
Haiku Kwon
May 19, 2022


Dialogues With Adoptees: The systematization of ‘child exports’ for economic and political aims
Reposted from The Korea Times This is the 29th article of the series. It is time to turn our attention to the least discussed, but the...
Dr. Kyung-eun Lee
May 17, 2022
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