United States
Arizona: Korean Adult Adoptees of Arizona
California: Association of Korean Adoptees – San Francisco (AKA-SF)
Association of Korean Adoptees – Los Angeles (AKA-LA)
Association of Korean Adoptees – San Diego (AKASD)
Connecticut: Connecticut Korean Adoptees
Georgia: Korean Adoptee Association of Georgia (KAAG)
Hawaii: Korean Adoptees of Hawaii (KAHI)
Illinois: Korean Adoptees of Chicago (KAtCH)
Indiana: Asian Adoptees of Indiana
Massachusetts: Boston Korean Adoptees
Michigan: Michigan Korean Adoptees (MIKA)
Minnesota: AK Connection
New York: Also-Known-As (AKA)
Oregon: Adult Korean Adoptees of Portland (AKAP)
Pennsylvania: Korean Adult Adoptees of Central Pennsylvania (KAACP)
Washington: Asian Adult Adoptees of Washington (AAAW)
Washington, DC: Adoption Links D.C.
Worldwide
Australia: Korean Adoptees in Australia Network (KAIAN)
Belgium: Korean Adoptees in Belgium (KAB)
Canada: Asian Adoptees of Canada
Transracial Adoptee Community (TAC)
Denmark: Korea Klubben
France: Racines Coréennes
Germany: Koreanische Adoptierte Deutschland e.V. (KAD e.V.)
Italy: Associazone Culturale Koreani Italiani Adottivi (KOR.I.A)
Netherlands: Arierang
Sweden: Adopterade Koreaners Förening (AKF)
Switzerland: Dongari
General Facebook Groups
DNA tested Korean Adoptees and Korean War Veterans and their children
Korean Adoptees searching for their birth families
Korean Food Dining-Out & Home-Cooking by and for Korean Adoptees
Virtual Support Groups
OMIJA Yeohaeng: Korean Adoptees in Reunion Peer Support Group
If you are in reunion with your birth family, we’re excited to invite you to join a weekly virtual support group, Omija Yeohaeng. Omija Yeohaeng, the “five flavored fruit journey”, is a metaphor for Korean adoptees (KADs) who are navigating the complex terrain of being in reunion with their birth families.
Stewarded by KADs who are in reunion, Omija Yeohaeng exists to be a brave sanctuary, inviting you to explore your identity as a KAD in reunion among peers. This is a safe space crafted for acknowledging the unique journey each of us embarks upon. While being guided by mindfulness and recovery methodologies we will share our stories, explore, learn, and process our experiences together. We extend an invitation to KADs in reunion who are seeking solace and understanding.
Please join us in this collective journey of self-discovery, healing, and mutual support.
For KADs who are or have been in reunion and had a birth family member pass away, please contact the group using the email for information about their monthly Zoom call (OMIJA IBYEOL).
Other OMIJA support groups:
Weareomija.com
Korean Adoptee Resource Hub 