Global Fashion Collective showcased three distinct brands—Tary, Kehang, and Vi E Dit—at its final New York Fashion Week show. Each brand explored unique themes, Tokyo-based designer Tary presented “Animism,” a collection inspired by nature, Japanese artist Hokusai, and hemp patterns. Qihang Guo debuted his brand, Kehang, drawing inspiration from personal anxiety in urban landscapes. Meanwhile, […]

Advocates and lawmakers gathered at the New York State Capitol to show support for legislation requiring the integration of Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) history into public school curricula. The proposed curriculum would include AANHPI experiences, cultural contributions, and their intersections with other marginalized groups, providing students with a more comprehensive understanding […]

Alicia Hannah-Kim, the first female sensei in the Karate Kid franchise, reflects on her role in the final season of Cobra Kai with mixed emotions. The Korean Australian actress, who moved to Los Angeles in 2008 to escape stereotypical roles in Australia, portrays Kim Da-Eun, a South Korean sensei and the granddaughter of Master Kim […]

Stop AAPI Hate’s latest research reveals a significant rise in online hate targeting Asian Americans, particularly South Asian communities, following President Trump’s 2024 re-election. January 2025 saw the highest recorded use of anti-Asian slurs. Reports also indicate an increase in threats of violence, with December 2024 marking a peak in online threats. The advocacy group […]

MyDzung Chu, an epidemiologist and assistant professor at Tufts University, leads ADAPT (Addressing Disparities in Asian Populations through Translational Research), a program focused on improving the health of Asian American communities in Boston, particularly in Chinatown. ADAPT connects Tufts faculty, community organizations, and resources to address health disparities through research and action. The group has […]

A UCLA report highlights the urgent need for targeted, multilingual disaster preparedness and response strategies. In Los Angeles County, over half a million Asian Americans have limited English proficiency (LEP). The January 2025 wildfires affected nearly 50,000 Asian Americans in evacuation zones, with more than 12,000 requiring language assistance due to LEP. The most commonly […]

Ke Huy Quan takes on his first leading role in the action-comedy Love Hurts, marking a new chapter in his Hollywood career after decades in the industry. Rising to fame in the 1980s with Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom and The Goonies, Quan spent years behind the camera before making a triumphant return […]

The 67th Annual Grammy Awards showcased stunning fashion on the red carpet, with numerous celebrities of Asian heritage making bold, stylish statements. Artists like Jay Park, the Korean American entertainer, Varijashree Venugopal, the Indian singer and flautist, and Bruno Mars, the half-Filipino American artist, were among those who stood out. These Asian stars brought unique […]

Corky Lee was a self-taught photojournalist committed to documenting Asian American communities and advocating for social justice through photography. For over five decades, he captured protests, cultural events, and everyday life, ensuring that Asian American history was both recognized and preserved. His work became a vital resource for ethnic studies and a powerful testament to […]

The Culver City High School Night Market celebrates Asian, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) cultures. Organized by the school’s AANHPI Parent Affinity Group and inspired by local business owner Alvin Catacutan, the event aims to support local businesses and performers. Featuring cultural performances, diverse Asian cuisine, student-crafted decorations, and vendor booths, the market fosters […]

The Asian American Center at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill will host its first “Community-Con” on Feb. 15 at the Graduate Student Center as an extension of its annual Fellows Program. This year’s event aims to strengthen ties between the university and Asian American-serving organizations in the Triangle through roundtable discussions, community […]

Chloe Kim made history at X Games Aspen 2025 by winning her seventh women’s snowboard halfpipe title, breaking the record for most titles in that event. After a period of feeling uninspired, Kim expressed renewed enjoyment and creativity in her runs. If she continues performing at this level, she could become the first snowboarder to […]