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A Cradle in Delhi: How One Mother Found Her Daughter at Palna
By Teesta Bhola-Shah Before adoptive parent Ria Patel ever became a mother, she was already working to help children. Her first job after earning her Master’s degree was with the Paul Hamlyn Foundation, a philanthropic organization in India that funds community and social projects. One of their most meaningful missions, she said, was building a…
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Two Countries, One Goal: How Adoption Differs in India and America
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Palna’s Cradle: Ria Patel’s Adoption Story
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Holly Clark’s Adoption Story: How a Single Moment Inspired a Life of Advocacy
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How Should We Ask Questions About Adoption?
I have a little brother who’s adopted, and growing up, I’ve heard a lot of comments from classmates and even adults that were confusing, frustrating, or just plain hurtful. At the same time, most people are just genuinely curious, and don’t mean harm at all. That’s why I think it’s important to talk about how…
