Aging in place in ChinatownAging in place in Chinatown
Aging in place in ChinatownEmpowering Chinese American seniors to age at home in Chinatown, a front-line team helps break language and cultural barriers.
Aging in place in ChinatownEmpowering Chinese American seniors to age at home in Chinatown, a front-line team helps break language and cultural barriers.
This Asian American photographer helps people see their own beautyAAPI photographer David Suh empowers people in front of the camera to embody everything they are.
The meaning of this Filipino tattoo method is deeper than skinAn Indigenous way of tattooing is having a resurgence for Filipino Americans aiming to reclaim their heritage.
Why do we celebrate AAPI Heritage Month in May?May is a significant month to the Asian American and Pacific Islander community for a couple of reasons.
Twins walking across America to raise foster care awarenessTwin brothers Davon and Tavon Woods are walking 20 miles in every U.S. state to generate support for children growing up in the system.
How a skate group is carving out space for representation and equity"I want people to get rid of their idea of what they think a skater is, because whatever you're thinking is wrong," says DJ Gooden, Black Girls Skate.
Here's how Disney is celebrating AAPI Heritage MonthDisney will be highlighting Asian American and Pacific Islander stories throughout May, from employees to consumers and fans.
Half of Asian Americans feel unsafe in the US, annual survey findsAn annual survey digs into how Asian Americans feel about living in the U.S., and the causes of stereotypes and discrimination.
Today's crime dramas are mixing high stakes with relatabilityThe prestige crime genre is enjoying a boom on streaming platforms.
Being Asian Pacific Islander in America: Diversity within diversityAsian American Pacific Islanders are shaped by where they were born and how connected they are to their ethnic origins.
Consumers are buying things 'for the culture' now, says expertFrom Apple to Nike to Beyoncé's digital strategy, marketer Marcus Collins is spilling the cultural secrets to advertising success.
The risk of losing community, culture as America's Chinatowns shrinkChinatowns bring two cultures together that create a thriving local community and economy for many. It's all at risk if things don't change.
The art of Basquiat: personal exhibition opens in Los AngelesSince Jean-Michel Basquiat's death in 1988, his art has soared in value, with "Untitled" selling for $100.5 million.
This restaurant is dedicated to 17 kinds of grilled cheese sandwichesImagine a BBQ chicken cheddar bacon grilled cheese or a Buffalo chicken grilled cheese. This New Jersey restaurant has it all and more.
Why are Ivy League admissions so unpredictable?Ivy admissions is like chess. It’s timing, luck, and other factors, such as who your competition is. But what exactly are elite schools looking for?
Biggest Hollywood films still go mostly to white men, study showsThe annual UCLA Hollywood Diversity Report showed a detailed look at how the film industry was shaped and, in many ways, set back during the pandemic.
Ukrainian mom's visit to the US turned into a mission to help refugeesWhat started as visit to her son in Chicago is now a mission to help other Ukrainian refugees settle in the Windy City.
Book censoring attempts doubled in 2022The American Library Association has been recording data on censorship in libraries for more than 20 years. This year's data has record numbers.
Women are celebrating women who serve a common goalA group of women in Atlanta are celebrating women who make a difference and work toward inclusivity and diversity.
Dodge unveils final gas Challenger that goes 0-60 in under 2 secondsThe 2023 Challenger SRT Demon 170 boasts a powerful 1,025 horsepower and delivers the highest G-force acceleration of any production car.
Chinese American museum hopes tense relations do not fuel hate crimesA Washington, D.C., museum attempts to reduce tensions as hate crimes against Chinese Americans are reportedly on the rise.
The arts are revitalizing neighborhoods across the countryCities across the country are using the power of art to revitalize neighborhoods.
What is 'main character energy' and how do you know if you have it?Are you the protagonist of your own life, or a supporting character in someone else's?
National Park Service highlights women's history locationsThe National Park Service has highlighted a dozen locations throughout the U.S. that feature historic women.
Former Navajo President Zah, guided by love for people, dies at 85Peterson Zah was the first president elected on the Navajo Nation in 1990 after the government was restructured.
Communities fight to save their small town general storesThe Elmore Community Trust was formed to save the Elmore Store in Vermont. It raised $400,000 to save the store that first opened in the early 1800s.
Vermont's last one-room schoolhouse carries on 170-year-old traditionFirst opened in the 1850s, a 1,200-square-foot schoolhouse in Elmore, Vermont, has served generations of students over the last century and a half.
What is the history behind wearing makeup?Thousands of years ago, advertisers and influencers weren’t telling us how or why we should wear makeup.
Inside the movement to ban books at libraries and in schoolsBooks written by or about members of the LGBTQ community and people of color are reportedly challenged the most.
A once-sacred Dakota site could soon be returnedAdvocates are working to transform the heart of Minneapolis' Central Riverfront into a destination honoring Indigenous history.