A Tour Korea Story We walked into the small, overheated room and 11 years melted away. Our daughter’s foster mom looked at the 11 year old standing in front of
2018 SWS Welcome Home Program
A 7-day program for adoptees to experience their birth country of Korea Social Welfare Society in South Korea invites adoptees to apply for their annual Welcome Home program. The hope
2018 Korean Language and Culture Scholarship
“Returning to Korea was an amazing, emotional and an unforgettable journey. Climbing mountains, visiting temples, studying at university and most importantly sharing this experience with other Korean adoptees will be
Join us for Fidgety Fairy Tales, The Mental Health Musicals
Come join us Thursday, March 22 for Fidgety Fairy Tales This year Minnesota Association for for Children’s Mental Health joins us again in their 10th musical where familiar fairy tales
Do Everything You Can to Participate in Tour Korea!
Do everything you can to participate in the Tour Korea! Birthland Tour. Your experience, and most importantly the experience with your child, sibling, parent, spouse, friend, or loved one, will
Kamp Kimchee Builds Korean Cultural Community in Minnesota
Registration is Now Open for Kamp Kimchee Kamp Kimchee, a fully inclusive culture camp near Brainerd, Minnesota, provides insight into Korean culture. The Kamp Kimchee experience goes beyond the language,
Explore Latin American Culture at La Semana
An annual summer camp for children of latin american heritage in Minnesota La Semana is a week-long, culture camp for children in elementary through high school adopted from Latin America
Hindi-Urdu Week-Long Summer Intensive Program
Learn Hindi-Urdu at the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities The Summer-Intensive Program for Hindi-Urdu (SIPHU) is a free, week-long program designed to give linguistic and cultural knowledge of India and Pakistan
Minnesota’s Korean Culture Camp Offers Fun and Learning This Summer
Registration is Now Open for Korean Culture Camp KCC was created to give children exposure to their Korean culture and heritage, instilling a greater sense of their cultural identity and
Visiting Birth Family and Exploring Culture on a Heritage Trip
When we decided to adopt Daniela, of Mexican heritage and born in the US, in 2004 and Josh, born in Guatemala, in 2006, we had planned to one day take our family to
