To commemorate Adoptee Remembrance Day 2022, we recorded a live event with the Adoptee Voices writing groups and ten adoptee writers who are sharing a collection of their poetry and prose with us. #AdopteesOn#ARD2022#AdopteeVoices https://t.co/drYvZivw98
Thank you so much for having me as a guest! I so appreciate your advocacy in highlighting the importance of adoptee voices! Big love to you both @LouiseBrowne_LA and @SarahLReinhardt
@nicoleschung is back! Nicole’s new memoir, A Living Remedy, is a heartbreaking pilgrimage through grief in losing her adoptive parents. Nicole has been one of the stalwart leaders in our community and you’ll know why when you listen. #AdopteesOn https://t.co/axcS3gajFg
Sarah Myer, author of the forthcoming graphic memoir, Monstrous (@smyercomics) and I talk about their love of comics, anime, and cosplay and how it lead them to explore their own identity as a Korean adoptee and comic artist. #AdopteesOn https://t.co/vCmT0vC9bT
We're speaking with @kiraomans today: actor, audiobook narrator, and adoptee advocate! We talk about what it’s like to audition as an adoptee and to embody a new character and identity, as well as adoptee representation in Hollywood. #AdopteesOn https://t.co/Jg1OFmYzYN
We are thrilled to talk with @saudsleypoe today! We talk through several poems in her debut collection, Landlock X, and Sarah shares about how a reunion with genetic family in Korea only opened up more questions for her. #AdopteesOn#AdopteeVoices https://t.co/SibZIPtLwk
Dr. Chaitra talks with us about adoptee superpowers. We don't express gratitude for a traumatic experience, but seek to understand common traits we hold and how to use them to our advantage. We talk about perfectionism, empathy, people-pleasing and more. https://t.co/vSrbHZtdsf
Today, we hear from Dr. Samantha Coleman and Sandria Washington from @blackandadopted about the lack of resources for same race black adoptees and how they are building the community and supports they wish they had. #AdopteesOn#AdopteeVoices https://t.co/fWpHxUMdZr
Anne talks the intersections between living abroad as an American expat and being an adopted person. She shares about growing up with an adopted brother living out the defiant “acting out” adoptee stereotype. #AdopteeVoices#AdopteesOn https://t.co/7YVgHsV59Y
Cam Lee Small shares how he went from aspiring rock band guitarist to a therapist who primarily works with adoptees and their families. We talk about the complexities of supporting adopted children while keeping adoptive parents engaged. #AdopteesOn https://t.co/dTAUnrM3pB
Thank you so much to the 34 people who have donated towards our transcription project! This is a massive undertaking and I would truly value anything you're able to contribute. Right now we're at $2,145 raised! https://t.co/MS4J1lRo4X
Today, Laura Summers, LMFT, talks about how pet loss is a form of disenfranchised grief. Laura and I discuss how we can move through grief in a way that honours ourselves instead of trying to get to a finish line of feeling “fine”. #AdopteesOn https://t.co/3lezy4vHwP
Today's guest is Angela Tucker, one of the most well-known adopted people in our community, subject of the documentary Closure, now turned author of You Should Be Grateful: Stories of Race, Identity, and Transracial Adoption. #AdopteesOn#AdopteeVoices https://t.co/G9rgtTr8ve
Today we are joined by @AmyGeller, LCSW, adoptee and therapist, and her husband Jeff Nyhuis. We talk with Amy and Jeff about coming out of the fog together and they give us advice about how we can start these conversations with our partners. #AdopteesOn https://t.co/Jtsa18ov44