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Helpful resources :)

Spanish classes

I would highly recommend Marisol and her wonderful team of professional Spanish teachers at www.spanishalacolombiana.com It is never too late to start or restart whichever level you are at. Our first language (after colonization) is one part of who we are and learning it can be a way to reclaim that part of our identity. I have met Marisol in person who understands the complexies as we learn Spanish.

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DNA testing sites

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Publications

Dr. Susan Branco is a fellow Colombian adoptee and friend that has done extensive research regarding our experience as it relates to adoption in Colombia. The adoptee consciousness model that she co-created with her colleagues is enlightining. 

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Adoption history in Colombia

Take a deep dive into Colombian history and adoption check out: From Orphan, to Citizen, to Transnational Adoptee: The Origins of the U.S.-Colombian Adoption Industry and the Emergence of Adoptee Counternarratives Tip: take your time and breaks as you read.

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NY Times: Ring in Colombia kidnaps children for sale abroad

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Vice-Dying without knowing the origen: a reality for many Colombian adoptees

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Colombia Reports: Locating Colombia´s stolen babies

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NY times: US overseas adoptions decline

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Colombian adoptees locate family after volcano tragedy

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ICAV  Intercountry Adoptee Voices

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This adoptee led organization has fantastic resources and information for transracial adoptees adopted from countries outside of the United States. Lynelle Long is a vietnamese adoptee who has done extenstive advocacy for the last 20 years or so for the international adoptee collective.

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ACÁ is a project that I have been a part of since the Pandemic and it has recently become a 501 c 3 as well! As a co-founder I am excited to continue supporting this organization to foster unity among Colombian Adoptees all over the world :) Take a look at the website here !  

Alianza of Colombian adoptees

Another  great adoptee led group with whom healing puentes collaborates with is ASA with Maria and Megan! If you are looking for community with other adoptees near you reach out to them or myself and we can get you connected.

Alianza of Colombian adoptees

This adoptee led organization also has very useful resources and offers small grants for adoptee well-being :) Joy is a Korean adoptee and co -founder with whom I have been able to meet and collaborate with :)

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