The Seattle Art Museum (SAM) announced on Feb. 26 that Dr. Chiyo Ishikawa, Susan Brotman Deputy Director for Art and Curator of European Painting and Sculpture, will retire in summer […]
World Affairs Council
The Northwest Asian Weekly gave 11 foreign journalists a tour of the Chinatown-International District on Feb. 18, as part of the World Affairs Council. Hosted by publisher Assunta Ng, the […]
Stella Chin
Philanthropist and supporter of the Seattle Chinese Garden, Stella Chin stopped by the Northwest Asian Weekly office last month, to share news of her self-published book. The book, printed in […]
Wing Luke documentary
High school students Jocelyn Chin and Steven Sun from Cleveland, Ohio visited the Chinatown-International District in February as part of a school project. They are shooting a documentary on Wing […]
Senate Democrats propose $5 M to assist businesses disrupted by coronavirus fears
By Cameron Sheppard WNPA News Service A last-minute amendment to the senate Democratic Caucus supplemental operating budget earmarks $5 million to help businesses negatively impacted by international responses to the […]
The 2020 Census is knocking. Here are some reasons to answer.
By Kai Curry For Northwest Asian Weekly These days, many of us won’t open the door for a highly anticipated mail order of the latest ear buds, let alone a […]
Where Democratic presidential candidates stand on AAPI issues
The Obama-Biden Administration re-established the White House Initiative on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders to improve the lives of AAPIs in the United s through federal programs, interagency coordination, and outreach to AAPI stakeholders.
Gov. Inslee urges vigilance against COVID-19
As of press time, there are 39 confirmed cases in Washington, including 10 deaths.
Bellevue College president, VP out after Japanese American incarceration mural defacement
Bellevue College announced on March 2 that it fired its president, Dr. Jerry Weber, and VP of Advancement, Dr. Gayle Barge, following the recent outrage over an altered mural of the Japanese American incarceration.
Dealing with a crisis in Chinatown — Mayor Durkan invited community leaders for dim sum
Durkan visited Chinatown thrice in three days, including hosting a dim sum lunch to support the community during tough times.
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