King County Prosecuting Attorney Leesa Manion attended the National Asian Pacific Islander Prosecutors Association (NAPIPA) Leadership Conference held at Loyola University Chicago School of Law last weekend.
Randall Park’s directorial debut, “Shortcomings”: flawed people, real issues
It’s worth discussing similarities and differences between acclaimed graphic novel, “Shortcomings,” by Adrian Tomine and Randall Park’s movie-directing debut, “Shortcomings,” starring Justin H. Min as Ben, Ally Maki as Miko, and Sherry Cola as Alice.
Assunta Ng, various AAPI journalists, celebrated at AAJA 2023 Convention
Northwest Asian Weekly founder and publisher Assunta Ng received the Dr. Suzanne Ahn award at the Asian American Journalists Association (AAJA) 2023 national convention in Washington, D.C. this past weekend.
AAPI candidates in King County primary election — Who will advance to the general election
The August primary election will be held on Aug. 1 and if you still haven’t received your ballot, call the King County Elections (KCE) office at 206-296-VOTE (8683).
“The Afterparty” season two a hilarious follow up with stellar AAPI cast
If you watched the first season of “The Afterparty,” on Apple TV+, then you have some idea of what to expect from season two—a “whodunnit” loaded with comedy and intrigue and featuring some of the most entertaining actors in the biz.
Nguyen and Nguyen named as new leadership team at AAPI Victory Fund
Washington state Sen. Joe Nguyen will be the new president and CEO of AAPI Victory Fund, the organization announced on Wednesday.
Asian Americans feel particularly targeted by new laws criminalizing those who assist voters
For a century, the League of Women Voters in Florida formed bonds with marginalized residents by helping them register to vote—and, in recent years, those efforts have extended to the growing Asian American and Asian immigrant communities.
Panel discussion highlights importance of local AAPI voices in politics
As part of Asian American and Pacific Islander Month in May, and of an ongoing panel series in partnership with Microsoft, Assunta Ng, the Weekly’s publisher, met with six “rising”—or already highly risen!
CHamoru queer trans art collective unveils new exhibit at Wing Luke Museum
A new art exhibit opened at the Wing Luke Museum on June 9. Featuring work by Guma’ Gela’, a CHamoru art collective of queer and trans members from the Mariana Islands and larger Pacific Islander diaspora—the exhibit explores the motto “part land, part sea, all ancestry” through various art forms.
Malaysia: megadiverse, multiethnic, and multicultural
Though Malaysia’s influence on American culture hasn’t been as huge as its neighbor Thailand, several greater Seattle-based Malaysians want to make it known that they have a rich and diverse culture to share with the United States.
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