As we continue the work to advocate for social justice and advocate for the inclusion of diversity in all aspects of our everyday lives, now is the time to begin incorporating the very real lived experiences of transracial adoptees. It is important to recognize the many additional intersections that TRA students bring to multicultural, social, political, educational economic and historical contexts. Continue reading Op-Ed: Supporting TRA Students In Higher Education Because Love is Not Enough

Within the white support system I grew up in, one thing still eluded me. Home. Some may think home is where the heart is. Home is where your family is. Home is where you make it. I can appreciate these intangible definitions, because I firmly believe that the notion of home is much more than a building with roof and an address. Yet, when I think of home as a transracial adoptee, I still feel incomplete… Continue reading The Transracial Adoptee Experience – First Entry