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Published On - October 3, 2014

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Adoptees in the Wild: Gazillion Voices

Adoption STAR would like to share information about an adoption related film essay being shown in the Rochester area this weekend only. Adoptees in the Wild is a collection of […]...

Published On - December 16, 2013

asadmin Adoptee Experiences, guest blogger, trans-racial adoption, UncategorizedTags: adoptee, Anneliese Truame, brian conyer, Connect-a-kid, Korean adoption, Mentor, mentoring, role models

MENTORS HELP KIDS THRIVE

One of our guest bloggers introduced us to this wonderful adoptee mentoring organization. They are currently expanding into the Western and Central NY area. For more information on Connect-a-Kid contact […]...

Wordless Wednesday: Hair Care

As we gear up for Our Annual Hair and Skin Class, we devote our Wordless Wednesday slideshow to some of our adorable STAR babies and their gorgeous hair. If you […]...

Vicarious Hair

Our Media Specialist Lesa Ferguson put together this photo essay on hair to promote Adoption STAR’s Annual Hair and Skin Care Workshop which will be held Thursday, October 17 from […]...

Published On - August 28, 2013

asadmin Holiday, trans-racial adoption, UncategorizedTags: "I have a dream", 50th anniversary March on Washington, brother, civil rights, march on Washington, Martin Luther King, siblings, sisters, speech, Trans-racial adoption, Transracial adoption

“…walk together as sisters and brothers.”

In celebration of fiftieth anniversary of the The March on Washington, we are posting an excerpt of Dr. Martin Luther King’s speech. For many of us at Adoption STAR, our […]...

Published On - July 19, 2013

asadmin Responses from Social Media, trans-racial adoptionTags: Alyson West, Cheerios, Cheerios reaction, General Mills, Michael David Murphy, multi-racial families, racially diverse, YouTube

Cheerios commercial featuring a biracial family

Associate Director Michael Hill, discusses the Cheerios commercial featuring an interracial couple and their daughter that generated a strong racist backlash on YouTube. Many Adoption STAR families are multi-racial families […]...

Published On - June 3, 2013

asadmin Adoption Professionals, STAR Families, UncategorizedTags: Adoption education, Adoption journey, adoption support, Adoptive Parent Mentor, Adoptive parents, Birth Parents, open adoption, personal adoption experiences, sue reardon

5 Ways My Personal Experiences Impact My Job

Sue Reardon discusses her role as Adoptive Parent Mentor and how her personal experiences impact her job. It’s no secret that I am passionate about being an adoptive parent. My […]...

Published On - April 18, 2013

asadmin Adoption Stories, Birth Parent, trans-racial adoption, UncategorizedTags: adopting transracially, Adoption, Adoptive parents, Birth Parents, Life in a Multicultural Family, transracial adoptive parent, understanding racism

Life in a Multicultural Family

Guest blogger, Jennifer Nichol, shares her thoughts on life in a multicultural family. We are in the middle of packing up for our Harambee Camp, which is a celebration of […]...

Second Chances

Trudy Cusella – writer and nurse (and Lesa Ferguson’s mother) – writes about her bi-racial adoption experiences first as a teen and later as an adoptive grandparent. I’m a believer: […]...

Published On - December 28, 2012

asadmin UncategorizedTags: adoption today, adoption today's october 2010 edition, adoption trade magazine, Creating a cultural continuity plan for our children, cultural analysis, cultural competency, cultural continuity, cultural preservation, definition of cultural competency, domestic and international adoption, how organizations can be more culturally competent, online adoption magazine, Transracial adoption, transracial adoption readiness

Cultural Continuity and Competency

Michele Fried is the author of Creating a Cultural Continuity Plan for Our Children, an article published in several adoption trade magazines including Adoption Today’s October 2010 Edition. (See pages […]...

Adoptees in the Wild: Gazillion Voices

MENTORS HELP KIDS THRIVE

Wordless Wednesday: Hair Care

Vicarious Hair

“…walk together as sisters and brothers.”

5 Ways My Personal Experiences Impact My Job

Life in a Multicultural Family

Second Chances

Cultural Continuity and Competency

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