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in 1995 when she was 23. In 2004, she returned to live in Korea. While applying for a visa in 2006, Trenka discovered that the Korean adoption agency that had overseen her adoption had lied, both about her background and about the people who were going to adopt her. Trenka became an activist for
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While studying at Augsburg University, Trenka was consistently stalked, and she has spoken publicly about her experience in order to raise awareness to the issue, including discussing the incident in her book
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is a Korean American activist and an award-winning writer. She is the president of the organization TRACK (Truth and Reconciliation for the Adoption Community of Korea).
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standard and transparent adoption practices to protect the human rights of adult adoptees, children, and families. She officially repatriated to South Korea in 2008.
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in 1972. When she was six months old, Trenka and her sister were adopted into a white family in rural northern
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She has written two memoirs on her experiences with international, transracial adoption:
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The Language of Blood, Minnesota Historical Society Press, 2003; Graywolf Press, 2005
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Trenka, Jane Jeong; Oparah, Julia Chinyere; Shin, Sun Yung, eds. (1 November 2006).
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Barnes & Noble Discover Great New Writers Selection for The Language of Blood
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Minnesota Book Award for Autobiography/Memoir for The Language of Blood
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Fugitive Visions: An Adoptee's Return to Korea, Graywolf Press, 2009
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and became a piano teacher in Minnesota before her return to Korea.
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TRACK: Truth and Reconciliation for the Adoption Community of Korea
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Minnesota Book Award for New Voice for The Language of Blood
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Interview with Jane Jeong Trenka on adoptive parents
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Index

Seoul
Korea
Minnesota
Korea
Augsburg University
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Investigation Discovery
Obsession: Dark Desires
Seoul National University
South End Press
2012
Literature portal
List of Asian American writers
"biography: Jane Jeong Trenka"
the original



"An Adoptee Returns to South Korea, and Changes Follow"


"Raised in America, activists lead fight to end S. Korean adoptions"
CNN
"The search for a heritage ignored"
"National Stalking Awareness Month | Jane's Blog"
the original
"Recommended"
ISBN
1555974260

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