1. 진실과 화해를 위한 입양인 모임 (TRACK)
TRACK is Truth and Reconciliation for the
Adoption Community of Korea.
TRACK is a group of internationally adopted Koreans and their friends and families based in Seoul.
TRACK advocates for a full understanding of the practice of adoption, both past and present,
to preserve the rights of children and families.
Truth and
Reconciliation for the
Adoption 
Community of
Korea

2. As many as 200,000 South Korean children have been sent
The Adoption Program 
As many as 200,000 South Korean children have been sent
to 15 Western countries since That means 1 million parents and grandparents have been separated from a child or grandchild.
South Korea is the oldest mass-adoption program in the world, and it continues even today, with over 1,000 children sent overseas every year.

3. Building Our Society  
Many adoptees now want to participate in Korean society, even if they are not in contact with their Korean families.
We envision a world where the adoption community and Korean society have a mutual understanding allowing them to heal and create a bright collective future.

4. TRACK’s Achievements in its First Year
-- Presented six cases of mishandlings of adoptions and birth family searches to the Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission   
--Participated in the National Assembly audit of the Ministry of Health Welfare and Family with Rep. Choi Young-Hee of the parliament's health and welfare committee to promote reunions of adoptees and their families.
-- Gained fiscal sponsorship of Green Asia and legal representation of Gonggam lawyers.
                     

5. TRACK 이사회 Yoo Jong-son, Chairman
Kim Byungsoo - Manager, Federal Savings Bank
Dr. Sung-Soo Kim  - Head of International Cooperation Team Truth and Reconciliation Commission, Republic of Korea
Dr. Sung-Yee Kim - Professor, Department of Social Welfare, Ewha Womans University
Dr. Helen Noh - Associate Professor, Department of Social Welfare, Soongsil University
Jung-ok Lee - Managing Director, International Cooperation Department, Korea Democracy Foundation
Dr. Chulwoo Lee - Associate Professor College of Law, Yonsei University
Rev. Do Hyun Kim - KoRoot
Dr. Hongkoo Han - Sungkonghoe (Anglican) University
Jung-ja Yang  - Director & LLD, Korea Family Legal Service Center, Inc.  
Lee Wolchang - Head Abbot, Haedongsa
Mihee-Nathalie Lemoine - Artist and activist within Korea for over 14 years
Boon-young Han, MSW candidate, Soongshil University Graduate School of Social Welfare  

6. Projects Law History -- Proposing changes to
-- Proposing changes to
the current Korean adoption laws to
protect children and their families with the
help of the Gonggam lawyers.
History
-- Researching the history of Korean adoption
based on interviews with
birth families, adoptees, and adoptive parents.
Our findings will ultimately be
published in a white paper.

7. Outreach  
-- Hosting a public shaman ceremony for healing to mark Adoption Day in May that will bring Korean adoptees and the Korean public together with their common ancestors.
-- Participating in summer education programs with overseas Koreans.
--Education for Korean adoptees in Seoul.
-- Media coverage in Newsweek, My Daily, OhmyNews, The Korea Herald, Hankyoreh, Yonhap News, etc.

8. Please join us! 
TRACK wants to make a positive difference for Korean families by working together with you. . 
Please volunteer or become a member of TRACK with as little as 10,000 won or $10 per month. .

9. May you and your family be blessed.
Thank you very much. 
May you and your family be blessed.

10.         Donation information 
-- Woori Bank TRENKAJANEJEONG TRACK
-- CMS and membership forms at
-- Paypal: