ASIA Families began its spring session of Korean Culture School on February 8, 2020. On the first day of spring session, parents had a great time of making “saeng-seon-jeon” (Korean style seasoned fish battered and fried) and “chae-so-jeon” (Korean style seasoned vegetable battered and fried). In class, children learned about “seollal” (Korean Lunar New Year) and its tradition. They experienced the part of “seollal” tradition by eating “ddeokguk” (rice cake soup) together.
Read MoreOn January 25, 2020, the Korean Cultural Center in Washington D.C. (Director Jun-suk Hwang) hosted a New Year's event and about 100 Korean adopted children and their adoptive family attended.
Read MoreASIA Families is seeking candidates to serve on its Board of Directors. The deadline for applications is February 3, 2020.
Read MoreGet to know our Director of Korean Culture School and how she learrned about ASIA Families from a friend in Korea.
Read MoreASIA Families, a non-profit organization in Washington, DC, hosted the Korea Bridge Tour for 9 adult adoptees, 21 members of adoptive families (parents and their adopted and biological children), and 7 full time staff totaling 37 people.
Read MoreASIA Families began its spring semester of Korean Culture School for Korean adoptees and their parents on February 9.
Read MoreASIA Families is honored to partner with Chris Poirier, a Korea Bridge Tour participant and Camp Rice volunteer, to establish an annual college scholarship for adoptees in memory of Chris’s brother, Walter Jonathan Poirier.
Read MoreIn October 2018, ASIA Families’ volunteer Kimm Moore was recognized by her employer, Meyer Corporation, for her volunteer work at Camp Rice 2018. This article is excerpted from an interview published on Meyer’s employee portal.
Read MoreIt’s been one year since ASIA Families hosted the first "Dinner for Twelve," exclusively for adult adoptees to discuss career journeys and make lasting connections with other adults in the ASIA Families community.
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