When the Chinatown-International District in Seattle hosted the world’s largest dim sum party, it was easy to celebrate how a diverse community comes together for a family style meal.
Racist backlash is disappointing
I wish I was wrong.
One person as a social agent: Constructing the role of a Community Liaison for Seattle
Traveling has always been my greatest passion.
From Donnie Chin to Eina Kwon: Investment Without Accountability
There are names that should never be forgotten.
Lost in Translation: Interpretation Failures in the Courtroom — From the Courtroom to the Legislature
In one recent courtroom, we watched as a respondent was repeatedly referred to as the “poop person.”
Hepatitis B: The silent killer in Asian communities
Hepatitis B is a silent killer in Asian populations in the United States, and we don’t even know it.
The socioeconomic barriers to breast cancer screenings in Vietnamese women
I remember going with my mom to one of her yearly mammogram appointments to translate for her.
Volunteer questions board’s decision at Refugee Artisan Initiative
When Ming-Ming Tung-Edelman asked me to assemble a shipment of sewing machines at Refugee Artisan Initiative (RAI) last year, I enlisted a talented engineer friend, and we hauled our tool bags to the RAI shop.
What quiet courage looks like — Finding your voice when it matters
For most of my life, I never thought of myself as someone who would speak up, especially in a group setting.
Letter from RAI staff in response to recent article
We are writing in response to the Northwest Asian Weekly article on January 23, 2026 and Julie Kang’s op-ed regarding the departure of Ming-Ming Tung-Edelman from Refugee Artisan Initiative (RAI).
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