A film by Ann Fessler. Recent Article in Huffington Post. The Trauma of Mothers Who Have Lost Children to Adoption. Victoria Bekiempis, Bitch Magazine Feminist Response to Popular Culture. A Girl Like Her is . a marvel of formal invention a brutal examination of cultural hypocrisy. Geneva Anderson, Art Hound. A GIRL LIKE HER r.

A place to explore, discover, and think aloud about social work practice, research, ethics, theory, education and policy. Placement stability for internationally adopted children with disabilities. Endings, beginnings and transitions. On holiday and the first novel I am reading for this year is Americanah by Chimamande Adiche.

An unapologetic look at transracial and transnational adoption. This site contains the blog. That I began in 2006 as well as many resources on transracial and intercountry adoption.

SEE NO COLOR Sample Chps, Bookmarks, etc. Please share with whoever you think might be interested. Again, the publication date is Nov. As always, thanks for your support.

Membership, Registration, Hotels, Travel. Sixth Biennial Conference of the Alliance for the Study of Adoption and Culture. Building Communities, Changing Discourses. ASAC would like to affirm that it does not tolerate racist discourse at any of our events.

An educator and researcher whose work uses adoption as a lens to understand race and culture, Kim Park Nelson is an associate professor in the American Multicultural Studies program at Minnesota State University, Moorhead. Park Nelson is the author of. Her work has appeared in multiple anthologies and scholarly journals.