Hosted by Asian Media Access and Phoenix Chinese Dance Studio, we has successfully presented “Between the Water and Clouds,” Take Two, this Multidisciplinary Dance Drama has illustrated the Chinese philosophy […]
Janie Ye Wayzata High School Bullying is a well-known topic when it comes to school. As frequently shown in American media, bullying is aggressive behavior intended to intimidate or harm.
Asian Media Access has supported the May 18 – May 19 MN Songkran Festival with Vaccination Clinic and Resource Table. Hosted by Thai Cultural Council Of MN, with more than
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Asian Media Access has successfully hosted two capacity building opportunities of “Cultural Intelligence Framework” for our partners – HIRED, and our national partner – National Network of Public Health Institution
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Janie Ye Wayzata High School The media’s influence on the general public continues to grow as technology advances. More and more people rely on the news to inform them on
Janie Ye Wayzata High School The COVID-19 pandemic was a global health crisis that resulted in over 3 million deaths and shutdowns of entire industries. The first reported case was
Understanding and Stopping Anti-Asian Hate During the Pandemic (#4) Read More »
National anti-bullying nonprofit Act To Change, in partnership with Asian American news outlet NextShark and advertising agency Admerasia, has released the 2021 Asian American Bullying Survey Report that measures the
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Janie Ye Wayzata High School Since the arrival of Asian immigrants in the United States in the 1850s, they have always been seen as outsiders. During the California Gold Rush,
Understanding and Stopping Anti-Asian Hate, Why Asians Are Being Seen As Outsiders (#5) Read More »
This April, Asian Media Access (AMA), Asian American Business Resilience Network (AABRN), Encouraging Leaders, Know the Truth Prevention Program, and Minnesota Alliance on Problem Gambling hosted a wellness week at
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Justice is not always upheld, especially in the face of racism. Bias in the judicial system has always been and will likely continue to be a major problem. However, the
Understanding and Stopping Anti-Asian Hate: Article #3 Read More »
