International Women’s Day is not just a day of celebration—it’s a call to action to address the barriers that hinder the full participation and recognition of women and girls worldwide.
Reflecting on Executive Order 9066: Honoring the past and building a better tomorrow
Every February, the Japanese American community somberly commemorates Executive Order 9066 as a pivotal moment when their rights were egregiously stripped away.
A prosperous start: Seattle’s CID embraces the Year of the Dragon
As the Year of the Dragon unfolds its wings, Seattle’s Chinatown-International District (CID) emerges with renewed vigor and promise, signaling a favorable beginning for this vibrant community.
Understanding the impact of AI regulation on WA’s Asian community
As the realm of artificial intelligence (AI) continues to expand, it’s imperative to consider how these advancements will specifically affect communities, particularly those with a significant Asian population comprising more than 10% of the state’s overall demographic.
Recognizing Lunar New Year: A Celebration of Inclusion and Healing
As Washington prepares to usher in the Year of the Dragon this Lunar New Year, I find myself reflecting on the complex tapestry of our community.
Congratulations Councilmember Woo!
Tanya Woo has been appointed to fill the vacant seat on the Seattle City Council District—this comes on the heels of Woo’s impressive performance in the District 2 race, where she lost by only 403 votes.
The future of Seattle City Council Position 8 hangs in the balance
With a vacancy in Seattle City Council Position 8, Council President Sara Nelson announced on Jan. 12 that the Council identified eight finalists to fill the vacancy left by now-former City Councilmember Teresa Mosqueda, Position 8 – Citywide).
Seattle’s new city council — A fresh start with steady leadership
The recent election has brought a breath of fresh air and a renewed sense of optimism at the Seattle City Council.
The growth of Southeast Asian and Korean programs at the UW
Asian communities in Washington are changing, and our state’s century-old Asian languages department must change as well.
Bridging generations: Combating isolation in older adults
When my 할아버지 (harabeoji or grandfather) in Korea passed, the aftermath on my family was devastating: my family sobbed for days, with my mother becoming almost despondent.
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