Transracial and transcultural program
activities of the NYS CCC have been supported in part by Grant Number
90-CO-0794
from the United States Department of Health and Human Services,
Adoption Opportunities Program.
Transracial and transcultural program
activities of the NYS CCC have been supported in part by Grant Number
90-CO-0794
from the United States Department of Health and Human Services,
Adoption Opportunities Program.
Struggle for Identity: Issues in Transracial Adoption and A Conversation 10 Years Later
A powerful new Special Edition DVD designed to inform adoptive and foster parents about the needs of their children of a different race or ethnicity. Produced by the New York State Citizens' Coalition for Children, Inc., and PhotoSynthesis Productions.Ask the Experts Q&A's
John Raible and Michelle Johnson, African-American adult transracial adoptees, answer your questions relating to raising children of a different race and/or ethnicity.Transracially Adopted Children's Bill of Rights
Meeting Children's Needs in Transracial and Transcultural Adoptive and Foster Families
Final Report Summary, CCC Parent Group Grants 1997-1998
| WANTED: Articles, comments, and opinions written by non-adopted siblings in transracial and transcultural families. Your voices need to be heard! |
Voices of Adoptees in Transracial/Transcultural Families:
- The Lifelong Impact of Transracial Adoption: Learning From Adoptees and Their Non-Adopted Siblings by John Raible
- What is Transracialization and How Do I Get Started? by John Raible
- An Open Letter to Parents of Mature Transracial Adoptees by John Raible
- "Know These Are Your Children": Korean Adoptees Speak Out
- A Last Resort: The Identity My White Parents Couldn't Give Me by Rachel Noerdlinger
- Finding Myself by Cathi Ring
- Developmental Child-Proofing by Deborah Johnson
- The Significance of Racial Identity in Transracially Adopted Young Adults by John Raible
- How I Learned I Wasn't Caucasian by Dottie Enrico
- My Adoption Story: She Was White, I Was Black by Lefonché Rawls
- Place Me With a Latino Family! by Maria
- Coming to Terms with Who I Am...Reflections of a Korean-Born Adoptee by Kimberlea Amerling
Voices of Non-Adopted Siblings in Transracial/Transcultural Families:
- Having an African American Sister by Emma Gerstenzang
- Interracial Adoption: A Positive Experience by Carolyn Salisbury Deyoe
- Moments in the Life of a Silent Sibling by Kirsten Rutkowski
- Diversity - Under One Roof by Jordan Fried
Voices in Transracial/Transcultural Families:
- Adoptive Parents Blend Race and Culture by Melissa Fletcher-Stoeltje, San Antonio Express-News
- Pride or Prejudice: Hollow Compliments Paid to Children in Multiethnic Families
- Who is a Whiz Kid? by Ted Gup
- My Daughter, "The Banana" by Patty Cogen
- Why Are You Kissing That Child? by Martha Groves
- Is Racism Permanent? A Symposium, by various authors on the status of racism in the U.S.
- Understanding Race and Adoption Link to the Children's Home Society
- Seven Common Transracial Parenting Mistakes, by Willie B. Garrett
- I Want Your Eyes, by Laura Rittenhouse
- The "China Doll" Syndrome: When Excessive Attention Sets Children Apart, by Carrie Howard
- What Will She Learn? by Karen Katz
- International Adoption Raises Culture Questions by Jennifer Hamlin
- Questions on Intercountry Adoption
- Self Esteem in Children of Color by Jan McFarlane
- Cultural Competence Continuum by Terry L. Cross, MSW
- White Parents--Black Children by Miriam Vieni
- Looking Back: How Have They Fared? An Outcome Study of Three Populations of Adoptees, study conducted by Tressler Lutheran Services
- "Barriers to Same Race Placement" North American Council on Adoptable Children Executive Summary, 1991
- Racism Issues and Multicultural Families: "Attacking Racism Before It Defeats Your Child" by Jim Mahoney, MSW
- Imperatives for Whites Who Adopt Black Children by Judith Ashton
- Dispelling Myths and Building on Strengths Supporting African American Families by Robert B. Hill, Ph.D.
- Culturally Competent Practice: Understanding Asian Family Values by Walter Philips, MSW, LCSW
- Assessment Guide for Families Adopting Cross-Racially/Cross-Culturally report by the Adoption/Guardianship Section, Minnesota Dept. of Health and Human Services
- Ethnic Identity: Yours, Mine and Ours by Joe Kelly
- Transracial Adoption: Love Is Not Enough by Joseph Crumbley, DSW, from Adoption Connections
- A Positive Self-Image for your Pre-Teen by William Kim. An identity crisis preciptiated by racial stereotyping can be the root of many teen problems. How to apply preventative medicine.
- Race Matching Not Allowed from the Coalition Voice, Winter 1996.
NYS Citizens' Coalition for Children, Inc.
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07/21/2008