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Asian designer showcase raises funds for Chinese orphans
Designer show raises funds for Chinese orphans.
Girl from China expresses duality of her adopted life
Sarah Mitteldorf explores her adopted life through art.
Local grad cares for ‘little flowers’ abroad
In 2008, she attended a job fair at her college, the Franciscan University of Steubenville. That’s when Megan heard the call to go to China through mission work.
Babies adopted from China may need kidney testing, agency warns
Tainted formula given to babies in China could cause kidney stones, other complications.
Sichuan Earthquake Orphans Fail to Find Home
The process to adopt the children has been blighted by bureaucracy and by the unwillingness of Chinese families to take injured or disabled children. Jiang Tao, head of the Marriage and...
China Adoption Seminar at Temple Terrace Library Sept. 13
Considering adopting? The Great Wall China Adoption organization is hosting a free China adoption workshop held by Great Wall China Adoption, a non-profit organization dedicated...
Fewer Kids Available for Adoption by Foreigners
Fewer Chinese children are available for adoption by foreigners because more affluent families at home have started adopting them, the Ministry of Civil Affairs (MCA) said on Tuesday....
Olympics Help Parents, Adopted Children Share in Chinese Culture
For 7-year-old Isabella Falsetti of Rockford, this summer’s Olympic Games in Beijing are about much more than swimming and gymnastics. They’re an opportunity to learn about her native country and...
Heart in China
The Olympics keep me thinking about one thing—the children of China. The eyes of the world have been fixed on China for the past little bit. I don't know about you, but the people who live...
Yangchun Family Reunion Brings Chinese Children Together
At the base of Mount Hood in the small town of Welches, Ore., 245 people from 71 families came together to celebrate the Yangchun Family Reunion. The families, representing 25 different states...
Fewer Families Adopting Chinese Children
Indiana families have adopted nearly 2,500 Chinese children in the last decade. But the number of people applying is dropping because the process can take three years and cost $17,000....
Forced Out of China, Girl Now in Limbo
To make China look good for the Olympics, Beijing officials reportedly have been zealous about removing those deemed undesirable from public view. Missing from the bustling cityscape...
West Applauds China's Treatment of Ugly Child
China was last night congratulated for its adoption of western values after banning an ugly child from appearing on television. US secretary of state Condoleeza Rice said China had taken a...
Adopting from China
In May of 2007 the regulations for adopting a child from China changed. The new rules prohibit adoptions by obese, single, or elderly applicants. When China announced it was changing...
Surgery Gives Orphan From China a Second Chance
Lisa Paolitto hadn't found her "Mr. Right," but that didn't stop her from fulfilling her dream of having a child. "I just wanted to be a mom," Paolitto said. "I wasn't going to wait...
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