Omma Poom park

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Coordinates: 37°44′58″N 126°49′11.8″E / 37.74944°N 126.819944°E / 37.74944; 126.819944

Omma Poom, or Mother's Arms, park is the first South Korean memorial dedicated to South Korean children who became adoptees.[1][2] "It was conceived in conjunction with Me & Korea, an organization supporting Korean adoptees in the US."[3][4]

External links[]

  • "Park information map". Facebook.
  • "S. Koreans spending $18.3M to turn former 2nd ID headquarters into community facility". Stars and Stripes.
  • "Wandering the camptowns". Korean Quarterly.

References[]

  1. ^ "Omma Poom, Korea's first dedication to adoptees – Association of Korean Adoptees – San Francisco".
  2. ^ "Park dedicated to adoptees opens on former US military base in South Korea". Stars and Stripes.
  3. ^ "Korean city to build park for biracial adoptees". The Korea Herald. 8 March 2017.
  4. ^ "Adoptee Voices". Me & Korea.
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