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Xin nian kuai le!
Starting February 8, Chinese New Year 2016 marks the year of the Monkey. 2016 is also a Fire Monkey Year, so get ready for a year of passion, creativity, and joy! In Chinese astrology, each year is associated with a Chinese … Continue reading
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Much to Celebrate!
There is a lot to celebrate as we close 2015 and move into 2016. It’s been five years since we released “The Invisible Red Thread”. The two main characters in the film, Vivian and Shuming, have grown so much. Vivian, then a … Continue reading
We’re Filming a New Documentary!
We’re working on a new documentary! No, this isn’t a follow-up to “The Invisible Red Thread” – but we do have a remarkable Taiwanese-Canadian young woman as one of the main characters. The film , “Seen and Heard”, is following a unique theatre … Continue reading
Vivian and Shuming : Four Years After The Documentary’s Release
After making the film The Invisible Red Thread, it was clear that Vivian and Shuming were both bright and kind girls, with great potential in many ways. Throughout the documentary, we grew to knew our characters and now regularly keep … Continue reading
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Tagged adoption, Canada, China, Documentary, journey, shuming, The Invisible Red Thread, Toronto, update, Vivian, where are they now
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Happy New Year
Xin nian kuai le, everyone! Get those firecrackers ready because February 19 marks the beginning of the year of the Sheep (Goat) – which means a nurturing, peaceful 2015. How are you celebrating? Here is to a year of joy … Continue reading
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Tagged 2015, adoption, celebrations, China, chinese, Chinese New year, Xin nian kuai le, year of the goat, year of the horse, year of the sheep
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Roots and Branches
A recent article on News China points to the rarity of Chinese adoptees connecting with their birthparents later in life. Friend and Invisible Red Thread collaborator, Changfu Chang is quoted in the article. “Locating birth families in China is extremely … Continue reading
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Tagged adoptee, adoption, biological, changfu chang. news china, China, identity, international, Invisible Red Thread, journey, parents, politics, Ricki's promise, Vivian
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Christmas Gift Ideas for Adoptive Parents
The most wonderful time of year has snuck up on us, once again! As usual, we take pleasure in searching the nooks and crannies of the world wide web to bring you a list of adoption gift ideas. Each is … Continue reading
Chinese Officials Still Waiting for a Baby Boom
It seems few of China’s young couples are looking to take advantage of the country’s new & looser one-child policy rules. A few months ago, we blogged about the easing of China’s one-child policy to allow only-child couples to have … Continue reading
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Tagged adoption, China, chinese, Invisible Red Thread, onechildpolicy
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Families with Children from China of Middle Tennessee will be showing The Invisible Red Thread
On November 3rd, the FCC organization of Middle Tennessee will screen our film, “The Invisible Red Thread” at the Bellevue Church of Christ in Nashville. The non-profit organization, with an aim to serve and support families in all stages of … Continue reading
Chinese Adoptees Find Shifting Identities
Chinese-American adoptees Genevieve Norman and Kate Crotty both undertook a recent trip back to China – but their journey led them to two very different destinations. A story about them on NBCnews.com piqued our interest, as we’re always on the lookout for other stories … Continue reading
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Tagged adoptees, adoption, american, birth parents, chinese, chinese adoption, home, journey, Roots, Shanghai
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The Invisible Red Thread is made possible with 100% funding from the OMNI Television Independent Producers Initiative. The $32.5 million fund is a seven-year commitment created and made available for the independent production of third-language ethnocultural programming. The fund is not only dedicated to helping Canadian independent producers tell their stories in their language of comfort, but also to make sure that these stories are accessible to other ethnocultural communities through re-versioning in different languages. This is the industry’s first, and only, major source of funding for the independent production of non-official language programming. More details on the fund are at OMNI Television’s website 
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