ASK’s mission is to address the problems associated with Korean overseas adoption.
Through education and activism, we aim to raise awareness, advocate change, and
support alternatives to intercountry adoption.
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www.adopteesolidarity.org
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Contact ASK for more information and how you can
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10/12/06 (Korea Times)Birthmothers: Unspoken Side of Adoption (English & Korean)
7/26/06 (Korea Times) Singles Represent 20 Percent of Households
7/18/06 (Chosun Ilbo) Government in Bid to Encourage Adoption in Korea
7/18/06 (Korea Times) Singles Can Adopt Children
7/15/06 (Korean Herald) Monthly allowance granted for infants
5/11/06 (JoongAng Daily) Slowly, adoption loses its stigma
5/10/06 (Korea Times) Korea Struggles to Shed Baby-Exporter Image
5/10/06 (Korea Herald) Lawmaker pushes ban on overseas adoption
5/10/06 (Korea Times) Adoptive Families to Receive More Childcare Support
5/9/06 (Yonsei Annals) Love in Action: Domestic Adoption
7/22/2005 (Chosun Ilbo) Hospitals Slighting Women Who Can't Have Babies
4/19/06 (Korea Times)Low Birthrate Will Cause Worker Shortage by 2020
3/17/06 (Korea Times) Foster Parents to Get W 2 Mil. for Adoption
2/17/06 (Minnesota Daily) Korea the backdrop for adoption class
Part of the Asian language and literature department, the class is open to anyone interested in the
adoptee experience.
2/15/06 (Korea Herald) Illicit orphanages to exploit outdated laws
2/14/06 (Korea Herald) Kids in care funneled into institutions
Click here for past news articles.
Click here for information about past ASK Monthly
Forums.
ASK Member, Kim Stoker (left) welcomes
Baik, Yeon Oak (center) & Park, In Sun
(right) to the forum on April 12.
Yang, Seung Ju, Director of Family Policy of the
Ministry of Gender Equality and Family meets ASK
members at the March ASK Forum.
