Redefining Resilience in Parenting: It’s Communal
It may go against our grain as immigrant daughters, but learning to ask for help is crucial to becoming a resilient parent.
“BA” Captures the Invisible Struggle of Asian American Parents
The duo behind the film “BA,” Benjamin Wong and Elizabeth Ai, discuss navigating parenthood, specifically fatherhood, in the indie fantasy film.
Navigating Parent Volunteer Groups as Families of Color
Parent volunteer groups, like Parent-Teacher Associations, are where parents get plugged into the social and volunteer lifeline of the school. Yet, parents of color often don’t fit neatly into this structure.
“If It’s Not Dogs or Waves, She Will Still Likely Face Anxiety”: Empowering My Daughter Through Therapy
Mochi’s series commemorating Mental Health Awareness Month kicks off with a personal narrative by Mochi’s managing editor, Melody, who discovers that her daughter has an anxiety disorder and seeks treatment. Through therapy, Melody learns the importance of validating her daughter’s emotions and equipping her with tools to fight anxiety now and in the future.