Asian Media Access’ Youth Media Force team has been working hard to utilize their newly learned Multimedia skills to create Gun Violence Prevention materials to engage their peers for further discussion of these concerned issues. Based on the number of murders reported by the FBI data and the number of residents living in the city, […]
Engaged BIPOC youth about Gun Violence Prevention this summer Read More »
Asian Media Access has collaborated with Hennepin County to bring the timely Blue Line Extension (BLE) information to our communities. The BLE project is very important to effectively address long-term regional transit mobility and local accessibility needs while providing efficient, travel-time-competitive transit service that supports economic development goals throughout BLE Route from North Minneapolis, Crystal,
A busy June for Asian Media Access, we have hosted non-stop capacity building opportunities for our communities – from Chinese/Vietnamese seniors’ vaccination safety training, Cambodian Monks nutrition food assessment, to encourage vegetable consumption with BIPOC youth, you see us at everywhere. The key messages we delivered to our communities have been – “How to Creating
Successfully hosted Nutrition and Safety Awareness Sessions with Young and Old Read More »
Asian Media Access has supported the June 8th – June 9th Asian Street Food Festival with 3D Interactive Model to redevelop the Sears Site, Vaccination Clinic and Resource Table. Hosted by Asian American Business Resilience Network, with more than 20,000+ visitors, Asian Street Food Festival was a greta success in highlighting Asian cultural diets. If
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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 of simple and peaceful lifestyle to support environmental justice. The Show has interwoven through Chinese Classic/Folk Dances, Chinese Music, Poetry, and integrating into an outdoor
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 50,000+ visitors, we could not have asked for a better weather, better crowds, more delicious food, amazing performances!!! Ms. Anna Sueangam-iam (Miss Universe Thailand 2022)
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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 (NNPHI). Cultural Intelligence is an ongoing process of learning and integrating knowledge into practice, relating and working effectively across cultures. It is the ability to
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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 impact of bullying, awareness, and prevention measures in the Asian American community, and found 80% OF ASIAN AMERICAN STUDENTS HAVE EXPERIENCED BULLYING. Survey findings highlight
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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 the Hmong College Prep Academy for 9th grade students. The week includes different topics and presenters each day, one presentation from each of the hosts:
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This past week, AMA was kindly invited to “The Name Jar,” a play running until April 14, 2024, at the Stages Theatre Company, and the “Lion King” at the Orpheum. The “The Name Jar,” performance was enjoyable and easy to follow, with great use of sound effects. The details in the story, acting, costumes, and
From Local Stages to Broadway: Celebrating the Transformative Magic of Live Theater Read More »