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GLOBAL
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International Korean Adoptees Associations IKAA was established to better serve the Korean adoptee community, create a strong communication forum, build global relationships and provide a location where Korean adoptees can turn when in need of a resource. The mission of the IKAA Network is to enrich the global adoption community, promote the sharing of information and resources between adult adoptee associations, strengthen cross-cultural relations and innovate postadoption services for the broader international adoptee community |
CANADA
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British Columbia – Asian Adult Adoptees of British Columbia AAABC (Triple ABC) is dedicated to creating a community of Asian adult adoptees within British Columbia. Within this community Asian adoptees will gain knowledge and an understanding of their culture, traditions, and history. With this education adult adoptees will begin to celebrate their country of origin and take pride in its history and accomplishments – both past and present. |
USA – By State
| West Michigan Adoptees |
Michigan (Western) – West Michigan Adoptees WMA is an informal group who meets once a month for gatherings at local restaurants. Contact Jackie Frens at jaclynfre [at] gmail [dot] com |
| Nebraska Korean Adoptees |
Nebraska – Nebraksa Korean Adoptees The focus of NebraskaKADs is to bring together Korean adoptees in the Nebraska area. We have found that one of the best resources for Korean adoptees is to spend time with other adoptees. Many Korean adoptees can feel isolated at times. We hope this group helps eliminate those feelings. |
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New York – Also Known As The mission of AKANY is to empower the intercountry adoption community, build cultural bridges and transform conversations about race. |
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Washington – Asian Adult Adoptees of Washington AAAW is a resource that provides mentoring, fellowship and educational opportunities for Asian American and Pacific Islander adoptees and the community. Based in Seattle, AAAW is a Federal 501(c)3 status non-profit organization led by an all volunteer Board of Directors. |




