I specialize in the impossible. I am the coauthor of “Inside Transracial Adoption,” published by Perspectives Press in 2000 and revised and republished in paper by Jessica Kingsley in 2013. During my career I have founded three different non-profit organizations, each requiring substantial promotional effort to build their markets. Jasmine and Bread ("If you have two coins, use the first for Jasmine, the next for bread. One will give you life, the other a reason for living")was formed to support craftspeople in Afghanistan and sold their work to museum stores, gift stores, and boutiques. Pact, An Adoption Alliance was formed to support children of color in need of adoption, their first parents and their adoptive parents on the lifelong journey of adoption. International Encaustic Artists supports and connects artists who work with molten wax and informs the public about encaustics. I am 72 and have learned a few things about life. I have always done whatever was needed to create a foundation and ongoing support for causes I have been drawn to. Now I want to do the same for my new book, Soaring

Inside Transracial Adoption

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