Heritage in Community
While I was working with the International Korean Adoptee Association (IKAA) this summer, I conducted some internal research on search...
Over the past 2 year, ISS-USA has been working with a cross border family to reunite a mother living in Guatemala with her daughter who was adopted by a family in the Netherlands. Just after the case was received, COVID hit, and an enormous amount of emotional and practical uncertainty cast a long shadow over the likelihood of the daughter...
While I was working with the International Korean Adoptee Association (IKAA) this summer, I conducted some internal research on search...
Three questions we MUST ASK, in order to change the way we help children stay connected with their cultural identity...
Preserving cultural identity across borders can be difficult. Jim and Monica Frye experienced this struggle first hand as they expanded...
The Social Welfare History Archives at the University of Minnesota Libraries (SWHA) documents the complex history and legacy of child...
Ten years ago, baby Joshua was in a precarious situation. Removed from his mother’s care and with no other family...
A condensed history of ISS-USA For almost 100 years, ISS-USA has helped to reunite families separated by borders. Our early...