Even if they look like they’re doing well on paper, grades and grade point averages alone don’t necessarily tell the whole story of Washington’s Asian, Asian American, Native Hawai’ian and Pacific Islander students’ educational experiences.
Little Saigon’s future introduced in 15-step plan
In a renewed push to confront crime, open-air drug use, and rising instability in one of Seattle’s most historic and diverse neighborhoods, leaders from Low Income Housing Institute (LIHI), Rotary Club of the Seattle International District, and former City Councilmember Tanya Woo unveiled a 15-point public safety plan during a Sept. 16 news conference at Hoa Mai Park.
Asian Women Summit unites, empowers hundreds in Seattle
More than 300 Asian women professionals, executives, entrepreneurs, and students from Washington and across the country filled Seattle’s Broadway Performance Hall on Sept. 13 for the Asian Women Summit (AWS).
Tessa Hulls takes Pulitzer Prize on her personal project
Seattle writer and artist Tessa Hulls has had a banner year.
Barnes pledges data-driven, compassionate approach to Chinatown-International District’s crises
Seattle’s Chinatown-International District (CID) grapples with overlapping crises: violent crime, chronic homelessness, and the constant spread of fentanyl and methamphetamine.
Man killed after being hit by semi-truck in CID
A man died Sunday morning after being hit by a semi-truck in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District (CID), police said.
Asian Verified, Wong approved
Michael Wong didn’t just want to make funny videos—he set out to chronicle Asian America.
Supreme Court Justice Yu retiring
Gov. Bob Ferguson announced on Thursday that Washington Supreme Court Justice Mary Yu will retire from the bench at the end of this year.
Fifteen-point plan seeks to revitalize Little Saigon
Seattle’s Little Saigon, a historic segment of the Chinatown-International District (CID), faces mounting crises of drug-related crimes, public safety threats, and entrenched homelessness that threaten the character of the neighborhood.
ICE holds decorated veteran, legal green card holder at Tacoma detention center—without any criminal charges — Other immigrants allegedly continue to be held for months past court-ordered releases
“Our son started walking. Took his first ever confident dozen steps,” Melissa Chaudhry told the Northwest Asian Weekly.
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