Four-year push by Adoptees for Justice to get a bill before Congress finally pays off
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Unknown history
Learning the lessons of Korean independence fighters by visiting Seodaemun Prison History Hall
Geographical significance
Exhibit and book project “Placed: korean adoptees reclaiming identity” gets launched
I’m adopted and pro-choice
Anti-abortion activists are cautioned against using an adoptees’ stories for their own agendas.
Race and privilege
An adoptive parent views racial realities from an observation of her childrens’ lives
Women will end this war
Peace activist Christine Ahn talks about dreams, mentors and hope for the long view
Her father’s daughter
Adoptee Kara Bos won a paternity suit in South Korea: What’s next?
Mayor Park’s decision
How East and West view suicide is seen in opinions about the famous leader’s recent death
Coronavirus reflections
Korean middle schoolers write about how coronavirus improved family life even as it increased stress in society
The last witness
Documentary film “Land of My Fathers” explores the symbolism of Dokdo to Koreans today
For future generations
The legacy of Korea’s Independence Movement
Film retrospective
Class Warfare: The films of Joon Ho Bong
Journey to naerim gut
Korean Shamanism, adoption, identity… and me
Living on, post tragedy
Activists in a Jeju Island village are a ray of hope
Welcome to the Monkey House
The ugly legacy of military prostitution in South Korea
Heroes’ welcome
Two sisters, heroes of the U.S. and Korea Olympic hockey teams, get a warm welcome from hometown folks