Children of intermarriages have special needs. They often encounter prejudice from other family members such as grandparents, and, in general, society does not know how to regard them. A bicultural approach to childbearing is necessary; it is most important that a child learn about the culture of the parent of color. (KH)

Emphasizes the need for an awareness of issues faced by interracial children in order for counselors to guide them toward self-esteem and racial identification. Discusses special problems faced by interracial children and implications for counseling children and their families. (JAC)

Summarizes a conference which addressed the needs of children of interracial families. Reports that the lack of support, materials, and information for interracial families was a major concern. Recommends that interracial children be allowed to choose the racial identity they find most comfortable, and presents suggestions for starting a support…