Our mission is to offer a view of the mixed-race experience, highlighting icons, film, books, poetry, parenting techniques, celebrities, real lives and much more.

This site seems very interactive where users can participate in forums, and such. As a resource for Americans I think this is a great place to go to begin to learn about how other countries and cultures concieve of race and issues of mixed race/mixed ethnic heritage. Our own concepts of race and racism are so driven by our country’s history with race and power as it relates to race that it could really broaden our frame of reference to see what is going on in other countries.

The link to the site can also be found in the Web Resources section.

“An international association organizations dedicated to advocacy, education and collaboration on behalf the multiethnic, multiracial and transracial adoption community.”

AMEA is a wonderful national organization that works to educate people about the issues that affect the mixed heritage/ethnicity population. They are well know for their activism in the areas of mixed heritage eductional issues, health issues and policy issues pertaining to the collection of useful and appropriate demographic data by the federal government.
While I have not personally had experience working with this group, I do know that they commonly work with many other national organizations such as MAVIN as well as with other organizations on a more local level.
AMEA (this link opens a new page) This link can also be found on the Web Resources Page.