Asian American Adoptees

Asian American adoptees are individuals of Asian descent who were raised in the United States through international or domestic adoption. They often navigate complex cultural identities, balancing their Asian heritage with American societal context. Many face unique challenges related to racial identity, belonging, and reconnection with their birth cultures. Support systems and community organizations work to promote understanding, mental health, and cultural preservation for Asian American adoptees. Their experiences highlight issues of identity, race, and family in a multicultural society.