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Korean, American, and Adopted
Jill Pfenning was born in Taegu, South Korea, in 1974 and adopted to the United States later that year. In 1999-2000, she returned to Korea for ...
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Jared’s Adoption Corner
Jared Utley just graduated summa cum laude from the University of Maryland Baltimore County. At UMBC He was involved with rugby, the judicial ...
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My Return to Korea
Ji Soon Ja was born and discovered near Suwon, and was adopted to Annandale, Virginia in 1974. She is new to Camp Rice and the Culture School, ...
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A KAD’s Story
Jonathan Albert is current Psychology major student at UMBC and just finished a year abroad in Seoul, South Korea at Yonsei University. I work ...
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Reflections from the other side
Matthew Booth was born in Anyang, Korea and adopted by an English father and an Italian mother. For his entire life, he has enjoyed learning ...
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Programs
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Check out this feature (and adorable photo) in The Korea Times:
Korean Adoptee Culture School Opening
“This program brings together over 120 Korean adoptees and their adoptive families, and classes are offered for children, teenagers, and parents.”
The article is in Korean, but Google will translate it for you.
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Registration is closed for our popular family and teen camp for adoptive families with Korean children.
- Dates: July 23-25
- Location: Pearlstone Conference and Retreat Center, Reisterstown, MD
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What’s the best way to learn about Korean culture, make friends, eat delicious Korean food, and have fun? Join us on Saturday mornings for the ASIA Families Korean Culture School!
Dates for Spring 2015 are February 7, March 14, April 18 and May 9 .
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Testimonials
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Joshua Kim
Thank you for changing my life and the lives of 20 other Korean adult adoptees on my recent Asia Inc. sponsored trip to Korea. The program and schedule was a perfect balance between seeing some of the well known sites of Korea and serving the Korean community. I also enjoyed the participants whose ages ranged from the mid-50′s to early 20′s. Their collective experience in navigating adoption throughout their lives was instrumental in helping me to find my own way. I look forward to serving Asia Inc. in whatever endeavor they pursue within the adoption community.
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Eve Zimmerman
ASIA’s Korean culture school and camp provide a unique opportunity to learn about our family’s Korean heritage. We enjoy experiencing the sights, sounds, tastes and traditions of Korea and are thankful for the wonderful community we have met through ASIA.
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