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By Janie Ye –Wayzata High School Information spreads quickly on social media. This is a fact. Whether or not the information is accurate or relevant may depend on context, but […]

Photo Courtesy: Children’s Theater AMA had the joy of attending Children’s Theatre Company’s production of Disney’s Frozen: The Broadway Musical! Nominated for three Tony Awards including Best Musical, Frozen features

Host by CAPI USA, the first-ever AAPI Rising: Identity, Resilience, & Leadership Summit took place on April 21, 2025, featuring an impressive lineup of speakers and performers. Notable speakers included

Pictured above, Eric Won’s father from World War II, when he was serving in Germany. Preface: Asian Media Access is hosting a series of interviews with Northside neighbors to explore

By Janie Ye –Wayzata High School There are thousands of different cultures spread all around the world, yet racism and disrespect of various cultures is still a significant problem in

By Janie Ye –Wayzata High School Hate against any individual or group needs to be addressed. One way to do so is spread information throughout communities and society. By encouraging

Theater Mu’s world premiere of Fifty Boxes of Earth, written by Ankita Raturi and directed by KT Shorb, presents a thought-provoking exploration of migration, community, and the limits of acceptance.

Asian Media Access (AMA), with support from the City of Minneapolis, is proud to present highlights from our inspiring presentation on March 17, 2025 session featuring Meow Wolf’s Technical Director

Preface: More than 50+ community members gathered at the Hmong American Partnership center in St. Paul on March 22 for a “Know Your Rights” training led by MN8, a grassroots

By Janie Ye –Wayzata High School Asian Americans are a diverse group and do not represent a single culture. More than 19 million Asian Americans represent over 20 countries that