Cultural Magazines for International Adoptive Families

This magazines was first developed in 1997 by a group of adopted Koreans, 1.5/2nd and first generation Korean Americans and adoptive parents. Korean Quarterly reports on issues of identity, racism, politics and the arts. For more information on subscribing visit there Web site at Korean Quarterly.

Russian Life

A 64-page color bi-monthly magazine, full of fascinating stories of Russian culture, history and life in the world's largest country. The magazine celebrated its 50th birthday in October 2006. For more information see Russian Life. You can even get a free sample of the magazine!

FACES

52 full-color pages encourages readers to learn to look at other cultures - and their own - in new perspectives. Photographs, maps, time lines, activities, and contests all add interest as children roam the earth in their reading, one theme at a time. For Grades 4 and up - find more information at FACES.

AMÉRICAS

The people and cultures of South America, North America and the Caribbean come alive in the pages of AMÉRICAS. Full-color, illustrated magazine published by the Organization of American States. Find more information on Americas Magazine.

Mei

Pronounced "May", Mei is a bimonthly magazine targeted toward female, Chinese, adoptees ages 7 and up. The goal of the magazine is for the young readers to find Asian American role models, gain information on the People's Republic of China, and to instill confidence and pride in their heritage. Read more about Mei.