An individual from China’s ancient Kaifeng Jewish community sat down with Seattle’s Asian American Jewish community for an intimate dinner that organizers called a rare opportunity to hear a living voice from one of the world’s most isolated and historically significant Jewish communities.
Ahead of midterms, questions of affordability, freedom of speech, voter suppression plague AAPIs
Going into this year’s midterm elections, the main issue that’s top of mind for many Asian American, Native Hawai’ian, and Pacific Islander communities is affordability.
Despite major contributions, AAPIs remain “invisible,” underestimated—but there is hope
Despite the country’s long history of immigration serving as the foundation of the contemporary U.S. population, half of U.S. adults believe that, to be considered “truly American,” a person must be born in the U.S.
Culture, food and values shape dating for AAPI singles, study finds
A new study from Coffee Meets Bagel finds that culture plays a central role in modern dating for many Asian American and Pacific Islander singles, with most saying shared background and values shape how they choose partners and build relationships.
How AAPI families share culture through everyday life
Culture isn’t only something people inherit.
Celebrating Asian & Pacific Islander Heritage Month, A Spotlight on Laynie Nguyen
Laynie Nguyen, a Market Director at JPMorganChase, leads with a people-first approach—focused on empowering her team, fostering growth and collective success.
Lime honors AAPI month with Kin On partnership for the second year in a row
Lime, the world’s leading shared electric vehicle company, is proud to reaffirm its commitment to the Seattle community this Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month by celebrating its continued partnership with Seattle-based nonprofit Kin On.
Lack of AANHPI representation in the mental health industry
Did you know that only 3.3% of U.S. psychologists are Asian, and fewer than 1% are Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander?
Iron chef Masaharu Morimoto: Connecting cultures, one Japanese dish at a time
Under a cloudless sky, Iron Chef and author Masaharu Morimoto led the 4th Annual Japan Parade along Central Park West as Grand Marshal on May 10.
Mental Health Awareness Month: Healing the mind through cultural practices
As the nation observes both Mental Health Awareness Month and Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, AAPI practitioners and community members are drawing from centuries-old cultural healing traditions to support mental wellbeing.
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