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‘Inspire Inclusion’ this International Women’s Day
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.
New digital hub fights hate with storytelling, resource directory
Data shows a surge in Asian American hate crimes since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Asian American History education requirement closer to reality in Wisconsin
Asian American history may be an educational requirement in Wisconsin pending a full Senate vote.
Joe Wong stands up for Asians and hate-free comedy
Do you know comedian Joe Wong?
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.
First Asian American to lead Los Angeles Police Department is appointed interim chief
An Asian American assistant chief was named interim chief of the Los Angeles Police Department on Wednesday, taking charge of a force that mostly has been led by white men.
Man pleads guilty to disturbing hate crimes
A California man pleaded guilty to threatening mass shootings at synagogues and threatening to “exterminate” Jewish people and Asian Americans, the Justice Department announced Monday.
The best and worst of Tanya Woo’s win — Examining the impact on the AAPI political landscape
Community organizer Tanya Woo recently won the open seat at the Seattle City Council, but the race is far from over.
Film director Jules East makes her mark with her debut “River of Ghosts”
Jules East, writer, director, and co-producer of “River of Ghosts,” is quick to explain that she didn’t intend to grow up to be a filmmaker.
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