Maria Ressa On Fighting Disinformation Globally
The focus of two documentaries by Ramona S. Diaz, the Filipino journalist talks about the dangers of gendered disinformation and its effects in the Philippines and around the world.
5 Films From Sundance We Are Excited About
Films about families, mothers and daughters and sons, and badass women dominated at this year’s Sundance Film Festival.
“The Tiger’s Apprentice,” Raman Hui’s Modern Spin on Chinese Mythology
Stacked with Asian actors lending their voices, Paramount+’s animated film “The Tiger’s Apprentice” explores the Chinese zodiac in a wholesome and authentic tale.
“Bing Chilling” is the New “Ching Chong”
The rise of the meme “bing chiling” is a continuation of a legacy of sinophobia, reminiscent of “ching chong,” anti-Chinese jokes normalized in American media.
Rooted in Style: Fashion Retailer LANG Moves Beyond Labels
Kayla Wong weaves together threads of culture by curating Asian brands that grapple with the complexity of identity and fashion.
Seven Books That Explore a Sense of Place
A selection of seven books released over recent months explore a sense of place and our connections with home.
“Where I Belong”: A Mental Health Resource for Asian Americans
Therapists Soo Jin Lee and Linda Yoon address mental health, trauma, and healing through readings and exercises in their new book.
The Weight of Expectations: Higher Education in Asian American Families
From financial burdens to cultural expectations, staff writer Lily Fuller discusses the paths to success for Asian Americans in the pursuit of higher education.
How to Fight Anti-Asian Violence Without Appealing to Violence
For Mochi’s Second Annual Writing for Change Contest, Preston Gyuwon So answers how Asian Americans can be better allies and co-conspirators in the fight for racial justice.
9 Things I Wish I’d Learned in Sex Ed as a Young Asian American Woman
Asian immigrant families often avoid talking about sex with their young ones. Like many, Sarah Jinee Park had to learn things outside of the classroom the hard way.