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We thank the Austin Community Foundation and the Myer Family Charitable Foundation Fund for the grant. This generous donation will help us support, educate, and connect with the adoption community.
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In the Community
Connection
Adoption isn’t a one-time event. No matter what your personal connection to adoption is, adoption isn’t something that happens for just one day, one month, or even one year – adoption is a lifelong journey. AKA is here to provide you with connection, education, and support; the unique kind you can only get from peers and others with a direct connection to adoption. Our conversations and our programs include the foster care and donor conceived community, as well as individuals navigating challenging DNA discovery journeys. We all bring unique experiences to the table and can support and learn from one another on our individual journeys toward wholeness.
Adoption isn’t a one-time event. No matter what your personal connection to adoption is, adoption isn’t something that happens for just one day, one month, or even one year – adoption is a lifelong journey. AKA is here to provide you with connection, education, and support; the unique kind you can only get from peers and others with a direct connection to adoption. Our conversations and our programs include the foster care and donor conceived community, as well as individuals navigating challenging DNA discovery journeys. We all bring unique experiences to the table and can support and learn from one another on our individual journeys toward wholeness.
Education
Do you simply want to learn more about adoption experiences in today's world? We provide education on ethics, best practices, research, and resources through our monthly peer support groups, quarterly educational programs, and annual conference. We also elevate community voices through our online blog and member newsletter, The AKA Connection. Would you like to serve as a resource to others connected to adoption by sharing your own experiences? As a peer-driven organization there is room for your voice within AKA.
Support
Adoption Knowledge Affiliates (AKA) is a community of people who understand that the feelings connected to separation, identity, and loss can come up again and again for any member of our community. Whether you are a parent working through the grief of child separation, an adopted person grappling with the decision to search for your mother of origin, an adoptive parent contemplating how to answer questions for your child’s family tree project, or someone with an unexpected DNA discovery that poses unique challenges, you are not alone.
Regardless of where you are in your journey, Adoption Knowledge Affiliates is here to support you.
Become a member today!
Do you simply want to learn more about adoption experiences in today's world? We provide education on ethics, best practices, research, and resources through our monthly peer support groups, quarterly educational programs, and annual conference. We also elevate community voices through our online blog and member newsletter, The AKA Connection. Would you like to serve as a resource to others connected to adoption by sharing your own experiences? As a peer-driven organization there is room for your voice within AKA.
Support
Adoption Knowledge Affiliates (AKA) is a community of people who understand that the feelings connected to separation, identity, and loss can come up again and again for any member of our community. Whether you are a parent working through the grief of child separation, an adopted person grappling with the decision to search for your mother of origin, an adoptive parent contemplating how to answer questions for your child’s family tree project, or someone with an unexpected DNA discovery that poses unique challenges, you are not alone.
Regardless of where you are in your journey, Adoption Knowledge Affiliates is here to support you.
Become a member today!
Make a Donation
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Zelle: AKA’s account is [email protected] Once you have set up your Zelle account, you can start sending money to other Zelle users. Here’s how the process works:
1. Enter the recipient’s phone number or email address
First, you’ll need to input information associated with the recipient’s Zelle account. Make sure the recipient is someone you know and trust. If you authorize a payment and later realize you have been scammed, you might not be able to get your money back.
2. Enter the transaction amount
Next, you’ll be prompted to enter how much you want to send. Make sure that the amount falls within the transaction limits established by your financial institution.
Donate online.
Zelle: AKA’s account is [email protected] Once you have set up your Zelle account, you can start sending money to other Zelle users. Here’s how the process works:
1. Enter the recipient’s phone number or email address
First, you’ll need to input information associated with the recipient’s Zelle account. Make sure the recipient is someone you know and trust. If you authorize a payment and later realize you have been scammed, you might not be able to get your money back.
2. Enter the transaction amount
Next, you’ll be prompted to enter how much you want to send. Make sure that the amount falls within the transaction limits established by your financial institution.
