Melodies of Home, Stringing Together Two Continents
The New Haven Chinese Cultural Cooperative, a traditional Chinese and Taiwanese music ensemble, celebrates Asian American heritage with tunes echoing an ancient homeland.
The New Haven Chinese Cultural Cooperative, a traditional Chinese and Taiwanese music ensemble, celebrates Asian American heritage with tunes echoing an ancient homeland.
Sokha Danh, owner of Mam’s Books, has built a community in Seattle’s Chinatown/International District for bookworms and Asian Americans alike.
Leslie Li’s book is a dark comedy about a clash of cultures and generations, a biracial coming-of-age story, and a psychological thriller about inherited trauma.
Exploring the impact of linguistic assimilation on familial dynamics and communication among Chinese-speaking Asian Americans.
What’s in a name? Transracial adoptees discuss using their Chinese name, learning its cultural meaning, and embracing an Asian identity through their name.
Explore NYC Chinatown’s vibrant music scene: From Deborah Oh’s Year of The Tiger Records to Think!Chinatown block parties, fostering community through vinyl and dance.
Blow out the candles for the Austin Asian American Film Festival’s “sweet 16” celebration! Mochi explores how the local film festival came to be and where it’s heading next.
In a world of sound bites and quick texts, NPR reporter Emily Kwong wants people to slow down, practice deep listening, and connect with one another.
Liann Kaye’s “Seoul Switch” starring Kevin Woo explores Asian masculinity through a cultural lens, blending humor and identity in a K-pop–inspired narrative.
This list includes memoirs about finding traces of lost family, showing love for family in nontraditional ways, and honoring the legacy of multiple generations.

