TRACK is Truth and Reconciliation for the Adoption Community of Korea. We are a group of internationally adopted Koreans, Korean Americans, and Korean nationals based in Seoul working within South Korea toward the following:
Mission
TRACK advocates for full understanding of the practice of adoption, both past and present, to preserve the rights of children and families.
Vision
A world where the adoption community and Korean society have a mutual understanding and compassion that allows them to heal to create a bright collective future.
Goals
Provide an opportunity to reconnect and dialogue with Korean society.
Research and document the history of international adoption from South Korea.
Provide an opportunity to reconnect and dialogue with Korean society.
Research and document the history of international adoption from South Korea.
For more information, please visit TRACK’s Web site.
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Hi! What is the best way to find my birth
parents in Korea? I was found abounded but have a picture when I was small and the data from my orphanage Star of the Sea in Incheon, Korea. I am now an adult and I feel that tie is running out for me to find them which has been my wish for my whole life.
I live in Sweden. (Europe).
Sincerely “Arwen”
hello, I advise you to you contact GOAL, INKAS or KCARE.
Service organizations for adoptees – help with basic living, search, and accessing resources such as language scholarships
http://www.goal.or.kr/
http://www.inkas.or.kr/eng/
Go here if you have problems in your search
http://www.kcare.or.kr/en3/
Also see
http://jjtrenka.files.wordpress.com/2007/10/guideline-for-post-adoption-services.pdf
Good luck!