In a series of conversations, four families and adoptees reflect on their experiences with adoption, and share the stories that define who they have become. (more)

Being adopted is different. It can be confusing to the adopted kid and to other people (especially if you are a transracial adoptee, because they spot the difference and then want answers). So, adoption to me is black – and my family is white. (more)

A must-read article for all adoptive families. Click here.

A great majority of China's people -- about 70 percent -- lives in China's countryside. But farmers haven't benefited from recent economic growth the way city dwellers have. A five-part series looks at life in China's rural areas and the government's efforts to improve it.