We’d love to bring to you untold: defining moments of the uprooted, a new book about the South Asian community from Mango & Marigold press. Mango & Marigold is an award-winning independe
5 photographers in Colombia capturing the terror of police brutality
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Cube Art Fair’s innovative solution to creating art space during Covid-19
The Frieze art week (May 5 to 9) in New York City this year may have already passed, but its impact lingers and continues to expand. One of the coolest events that took place during the week would be
5 dope AAPI artists reminding us to stay strong for MHAM
May is Mental Health Awareness Month (MHAM) and we have every reason to celebrate. It’s not shameful to show your vulnerability or admit your struggles; we are all going through something different. S
5 powerful pieces of art created by the AAPI community
Welcome to AAPI Heritage Month! Art has always been an important form of expression in the AAPI community. It is a visual language that requires non-traditional ways of seeing and interpretation. This
Revolutionizing sleep apnea treatment with the O2Vent Optima
Dr. Christopher Hart is a true innovator. Thanks to his inventive O2Vent Optima device, sleep apnea treatment has been given a whole new perspective. Chris has been an adventurous researcher and pract
5 insightful plays to peek into the AAPI theater scene
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5 books to prepare you for an important AAPI Heritage Month
AAPI Heritage Month is around the corner. And it’s always a good time to read about some amazing books by writers from the AAPI community. These selected books will surely bring you new perspect
5 films sure to change your outlook on AAPI struggles
In light of the tragic shootings in Atlanta, Georgia on March 16, mass protests against Asian violence/hate have since taken place across the U.S. It is empowering to see that members both inside and
Industry leaders getting diversity and representation right in 2021
2020 was catastrophic. The coronavirus was one thing, but the consequences the disease has since caused are even more profound. Still, if one saving grace is to be found, it is that conversations surr
