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The following is a list of useful links that we have found helpful for internationally
and transculturally adoptive families.
Adoptive Families Magazine
An award winning national magazine, which is the leading adoption information source
for families before, during, and after adoption.
www.ethnicgrocer.com
Check out this site for international recipes from around the world, then order your ingredients on-line.
www.tapestrybooks.com
Your source for books for adoptive families. Tapestry
Books offers books for adults and books for children. Topics include understanding
adoption, international adoption, open adoption, toddler adoption, foster care,
celebrating differences, and more. This site also offers children's books about
various countries and parts of the world.
www.adopting.com/mailing.html
Includes a number of adoption related e-mail lists, which provide a wonderful opportunity for support and for the exchange
of information. They range from general adoption lists to lists for discussion
of topics like cross-cultural adoption, adoption from specific countires, open
adoption, single parent adoption, special needs adoption, and more. In addition,
there are a variety of bulletin boards and newsgroups available, as well as
adoption chat forums.
www.celebratethechild.com
Here you can purchase cultural items, such as dolls, music, videos and DVDs, jewelry, and more from the country of your
child's birth. Products are available from Asia, Latin America, and Europe.
www.terraexperience.com
Shop here for doll clothes, folk art, toys, ethnic textiles, miniatures, gifts, and other fun and educational products from the
markets of the world. Terra Experience's specialty is ehtnic doll clothing,
hand-woven in South and Central America to fit American Girl Dolls and other
18" dolls.
suite101.com/welcome.cfm/multicultural_family
This site includes articles on raising a multicultural family, as well as links to other sites, which are
of interest to transracially adoptive families.
nac.adopt.org
This service brings waiting US waiting children online through photographs and
descriptions. More than 120,000 children in the United States wait for forever
families. They may be school-aged or older or may have brothers and sisters that
need homes together. Some may have special needs. More than 60% of the waiting
children in the United States are minorities.
www.asiaforkids.com
Asia for Kids' mission is to be the best global resource
for teaching Asian languages and cultures. Their collection includes books,
langauge textbooks, videos, audio casettes, software, CD-Roms, dolls, games,
posters, crafts, t-shirts and resource materials for parents and teachers. While
the site's focus is on Asian countries and cultures, its search engine also
allows one to search for global resources. One section deals specifically with
adoption.
www.123greetings.com
This site allows you to send free online adoption-related greeting cards and has
links to other adoption-related web pages.
www.happymangoimports.com
Shop for handicrafts and textiles from Guatemala.
americanradioworks.publicradio.org
Fifty years of international adoption.
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