In this post, we learn about one of KAANs newest Advisory Council members, Cade Long.

In this post, we learn about Jen Neis, a new member of the KAAN Advisory Council.

By Maze Felix Hello, my name is Maze Felix and my pronouns are they/them. I am a queer trans non-binary Asian American transracial...

by Midnite Martini “It’s only a preference.” “You should be flattered!” “It’s not racist, I love Asian women!” I’ve heard these all...

In this KAAN Key Volunteer Spotlight, Chris Shepard talks about his role as the Tech Lead for KAAN and how he got involved with KAAN.

In this post, Kim McKee challenges adoptive families of Asian adoptees to reflect on their relation to white supremacy.

We are so excited to announce a new addition to KAAN's Education Committee. Please join us in giving a warm welcome to Amanda.

In this post, Katie Bozek reflects and shares advice on how to survive the holiday season as adoptees.

by Glenn Morey “As a child, I often dreamt about what I saw the night I was abandoned.” “Mixed-race kids were seen as human refuse, a...

In this post, Shannon Gibney discusses the politics of family from her experience as a Black woman who is a transracial adoptee.

What's your name? Sejong Cultural Education, Inc. Where do you call home? (City, State, Country) Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, USA What...

In this KAAN Key Volunteer Spotlight, Ellen Heitzig talks about her role as the Co-Registrar for KAAN and how she got involved with KAAN.

In this post, KAAN's Assistant Director, Rachel Hye Youn Rupright, takes a closer look at the 2021 KAAN Conference Theme.

In this KAAN Key Volunteer Spotlight, Scottie Allen talks about her involvement with KAAN as the ASL Access Coordinator.

In this Community Contributor Spotlight, KC Kye tells the story of "K-Mama Sauce" a Korean-style hot sauce that many adoptees enjoy.

In this post, Nicole Sheppard, MA, LPCC discusses many stressors experienced by adoptees in 2020 and offers strategies for mental health.

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.