Q&A: Part 1 (Going back to China and my identity as an adoptee)
Last November I had the opportunity to do a live Q&A in NYC. It was so good to interact with people who heard about my story. And now (more than ever) the world is virtual, so I decided to do an online Q&A. I hope you enjoy it, and thanks for watching!
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Meet me on the bridge: Discovering the truth about my parents after 20 years (FULL FILM) BBC Stories
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The Adopted Life, Episode #1 -- Washington, D.C.
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Moving Beyond the Coursebook with Young Learners | Fiona Hunter
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Families reunited after 40 years apart in Cambodia | Unreported World
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LUCKY GIRL | Omeleto
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Searching for My Birth Parents as a Chinese Adoptee
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Korean Adoptee Reunites with Identical Twin Brother!- "aka DAN" KOREAN ADOPTEE DOC Pt. 3 -
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They were best friends, then pen pals — until one day, the letters stopped coming | Finding Fukue
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Does Race Matter in Adoptions?
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Back to China - (Adopted Girl Returns After 19 Years)
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Korean Adoptee Reunites With Her Birth Mother by Jeanne Modderman
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2018 I WENT TO CHINA TO SEARCH FOR MY BIRTH FAMILY * 2018年寻找中国亲生父母
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The Women Who Were Sold To Marry Their Brothers: China's Child-Fostered Brides | Daughters Of Putien
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Somewhere Between: Post-Screening Discussion
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Made in China - The Story of Adopted Chinese Children in Canada
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Twin Sisters Separated at Birth Reunite on 'GMA'
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My MEXICAN Mom's Perspective On My Adoption From China - "There Was No Fear To Adopt You"
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96 Hours: Solo Travel I
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Why I went to search for my birth parents in China | Commentary
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