May 31 | A pilot program, HOPE creates culturally-centered groups for Asian communities to address racism and hate crimes. Representatives from Japanese, Chinese, and Korean community organizations share their perspectives.
Willis will take on Courtney Kramer, an attorney that previously served in former President Donald Trump’s administration, in November’s general election.
May 24 | How significant is the threat of avian flu, also known as bird flu? Experts also predict a summer surge of Covid, as the more contagious variant, FLiRT, takes hold. Panelists this week discussed both highly transmissible diseases.
May 17 | This briefing touches on what the updated race and ethnicity standards include; how the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) plans to engage with communities to ensure clarity and broad adoption; need for additional testing and research to implement the standards.
Myanmar Gazette | Before arriving in the U.S., Esther envisioned a country filled with lush greenery. She was surprised that the reality differed from her expectations.
May 16 | DHCS leaders and community health care providers share how Medi-Cal is helping Californians needing mental health and substance use disorder treatment lead healthier lives.
May 14 | Fifty-seven foundations have united to launch Press Forward, raising $500 million to support local journalism. Directors Dale Robinson Anglin and Christina Shih discuss its goals, the first call for proposals, and why ethnic media should apply.
May 10 | A new poll reveals that AAPI, Black, and Latina/x women voters feel overlooked by policymakers. Our panel of experts discuss key issues and how candidates can effectively engage this critical voting bloc.
May 9 | Our guest speakers discuss how and why Alzheimer’s disproportionately impacts women both as patients and caregivers, and what can be done to ease the toll.
Indigenous Network | Indigenous communities are vulnerable to the effects of extreme heat that is affecting Los Angeles but have a harder time accessing public resources.
El Festival de Arte Comunitario Healing HeARTS se produce un año después de un trágico tiroteo masivo que traumatizó a la importante comunidad API de la zona.
La Opinión | El club Anahuak jugó un papel determinante para que un terreno baldío contaminado se convirtiera en un parque para que la comunidad practique deporte.
