February Resource Roundup: 5 Moments of Black & Asian Solidarity
Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, anti-Asian hate crimes have been rising in number...
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Author: Giannina Ong
“Telling Our Own Stories”: Rising with the Tides, a storytelling project by Comcast California and Asian American Journalists Association
The Asian American Journalists Association (AAJA)and Comcast California have partnered to present the Rising with the Tides Storytelling Project. The project awards Bay Area journalists the chance to work on a story in any medium and a stipend.
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The Ins and Outs of Affirmative Action: California 2020 Proposition 16
When you hear the phrase “affirmative action,” what is the first thought that comes to mind? Your...
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It’s the Affirmative Action for Me: A Conversation With California Faculty Association Representatives on CA Prop 16
Affirmative action is always a hot button topic. Yet this year, California’s 24-year ban on...
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Rock the Vote: Tips & Notes About Voting This November
Hey Mochi family! This is a quick PSA to tell you that your vote counts more than ever. ...
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Meet Our New Podcast Partner: The Dynamic Duo Behind The Filipino American Woman Project
Kapwa. English translation: not found. A Tagalog word, “kapwa” is both a physical space and a...
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Asian American Alice Wong Forefronts the Magic Within the Disability Community in “Disability Visibility”
There are 61 million people in America living with disabilities. That’s one in every four people....
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Woks for Washington
Grace and Cathleen Shi founded Woks for Washington, an organization giving restaurants in the D.C. metro area a little boost and, simultaneously, feeding essential workers. The organization was formed in response to COVID-19’s effect on the restaurant industry and is a display of gratitude for the healthcare providers working to care for those stricken.
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Racial Justice 101: Colorblindness and the Social Construction of Race in America
Growing up in the culturally diverse San Francisco Bay Area, I was raised to be “colorblind.” My...
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