Adoption in the United States

Four black and white photos of a Korean baby in a row, with a file folder above.

30 years later, this Korean adoptee finds ‘home’ again

Shawyn Lee was adopted from South Korea into a white, midwestern American family. Three decades later, she touched down in Seoul again for the first time, exploring her heritage as a queer, Korean adoptee.

A black and white photo of a large family

For many, international adoption isn’t just a new family. It’s the loss of another life.

A New Magazine Hopes to Spark Frank Talk About Race and Identity in Adoption

Arts, Culture & Media

Ad campaign encourages Black families to adopt

Global Politics
The World

Vietnam halts US adoption

Lifestyle & Belief