In this post, Kaomi Goetz, creator of the Adapted Podcast, shares the story of her successful podcast that centers the stories of adoptees.

In this post, Grace Newton shares her review of The New Jim Crow, a book about racial discrimination in a "post-racial" society.

In this post, we meet KAAN Advisory Council Member, Grace Newton.

In this post, Mark Hagland shares his perspective on how the Korean Adoptee community has evolved and expanded over the past twenty years.

In this post, participants from the 2020 KAAN Connect share their reflections on what it was like to be a part of this unique virtual event.

In this post, we meet Rachel Hye Youn Rupright, the KAAN Assistant Director.

In this Meet Your AC Member post, Michael Stanley, the KAAN Treasurer, shares how he got involved and why the community is important to him.

In this post, Stacy Schroeder shares practical tips & resources to help white people understand how they can play a role in racial justice.

In this post, Erica Gehringer discusses the importance of centering Black & Brown Queer & Trans people as we celebrate Pride month in June.

In this KAAN Community Contributor Spotlight, Kourtni Rader shares how she created Seoul Sisters in order to honor the memory of her sister.

In this post, Dr. Aeriel A. Ashlee tells a vivid story about how she discussed the murder of #GeorgeFloyd with her multiracial daughter.

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