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National Co-ordinator:
Ricky Brisson
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Bondi Beach 2026 NSW
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Blogs

 Most Viewed in 2010
  Ethnically Incorrect Daughter  I was born in Saigon during the Vietnam war but by the time America called its troops home, I was already long gone. My adoption papers say I was born in 1970. Six months later, I landed on the shores of America claimed and renamed; a supposed blank slate
  Orphan children in foreign countries need our help (Blog for Nine MSN)  About 40,000 children are placed through intercountry adoption across the world every year — yet only around 330 on average find their way into an Australian home.
  United Adoptees International - Colombia  Welcome to the weblog of the UAI - Colombia. Here you will find topics and news regarding Colombian Adoption and Adoptees.
  Ramblings of a Shadow - Wraith's Wrealm  "Recommendations for Adoptive Parents - Revisited"
  Ukraine Adoption  "Changing lives, changing hearts, changing the world"
  Raising 5 Kids With Disabilities and Remaining Sane  The Joy, Sorrow, Fear and Humor in Raising 5 Kids with Disabilities

 China
Research-China.Org  "Essays from my experiences researching China's orphanages. My intent is to educate adoptive parents about Chinese culture, China adoptions and aspects of their child's early life in China."

 Colombia
Colombia Adoption  Helping families who have adopted or hope to adopt Colombian children learn about the process and stayed connected with the Colombian culture.
United Adoptees International - Colombia  Welcome to the weblog of the UAI - Colombia. Here you will find topics and news regarding Colombian Adoption and Adoptees.

 France
La famille Souris (in French)  Follow adoptive family Souris on their adventures

 Korea, South
Jane Jeon Trenka: Language of Blood  Adoption from a Korean American transracial adoptee's point of view
Korean Blog
Lee's Korea Blog
Third Mom  The adoptive mom of two Korean teens thinks out loud

 Ukraine
Ukraine Adoption  "Changing lives, changing hearts, changing the world"

 Vietnam
Ethnically Incorrect Daughter  I was born in Saigon during the Vietnam war but by the time America called its troops home, I was already long gone. My adoption papers say I was born in 1970. Six months later, I landed on the shores of America claimed and renamed; a supposed blank slate

Adoptees
Daughter of 2 Women  A collection of thoughts, feelings, and stories about adoption by an adoptee.
Harlow's Monkey - Experiencing the social experiment of transracial and transnational adoption
  Jane Jeon Trenka: Language of Blood  Adoption from a Korean American transracial adoptee's point of view

Racism / Sexism
White anti-racist parent  A place for open dialog around raising anti-racist consciousness & activism in the white community

Adoptive Parents
  The Rogue Royals  The story of how Rogue Queen and King Gold Crown find a baby.

Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD)
Forever Parents Blog Spot  Last year, my 10 year old daughter and I had an interesting conversation.
RADical Adventures  "every day with a child with RAD is an adventure. we have two!"

 Religion
  The Rogue Royals  The story of how Rogue Queen and King Gold Crown find a baby.

Assorted
  Green Dads Blog  We believe in Being Green, Science and Rationality, and Honoring Diversity. And of course having fun! This blog is a personal blog about our daily lives, and the universal challenges of parenting, especially in a non-traditional family.
  Orphan children in foreign countries need our help (Blog for Nine MSN)  About 40,000 children are placed through intercountry adoption across the world every year — yet only around 330 on average find their way into an Australian home.
  Raising 5 Kids With Disabilities and Remaining Sane  The Joy, Sorrow, Fear and Humor in Raising 5 Kids with Disabilities
  Ramblings of a Shadow - Wraith's Wrealm
  Ramblings of a Shadow - Wraith's Wrealm  "Recommendations for Adoptive Parents - Revisited"
  Relative Choices - Who Are You Also Known As?  When we adopt, there is movement from one place to another, from one culture to another, from one family to another, and in these movements there are both losses and gains.
  Twice the Rice - Open mind. Insert perspective.
  United Adoptess International  The UAI wants to initiate a worldwide dialogue whereby adoption, the position of Adoptees and children rights, should be the center point of developing social, political and cultural policies regarding adoption.