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Janie Ye –Wayzata High School Affirmative action, or improving opportunities for minority groups, may seem like a beneficial method to boost diversity and help out marginalized communities. It can serve

As we welcome the Lunar New Year, our thoughts and prayers for health and wellness extend to the people of Los Angeles who have been impacted by the ongoing wildfires.

Currently, four viruses — Influenza, COVID-19, RSV, and norovirus—are spreading across the U.S., raising significant public health concerns. Some experts are referring to this simultaneous circulation as a “quademic.” Three

The Hmong New Year celebrations in the U.S. are vibrant and culturally rich events that carry forward a cherished tradition of traveling to celebrate with neighboring communities. Historically, Hmong villages

Food insecurity in North Minneapolis poses a critical challenge, increasing the risk of chronic conditions such as diabetes and heart disease while exacerbating complications for individuals already managing these illnesses.

Asian Media Access (AMA) has leveraged cultural connectedness as a powerful tool to address violence and foster resilience within the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community. Recognizing the pivotal

Janie Ye –Wayzata High School Compared to other topics like education and public policy, racism in healthcare is not addressed much. However, that does not mean it doesn’t exist. In

Asian Media Access has been working hard to better support area BIPOC youth mental wellness, below are two transformative strategies that have proven to be valuable: 1) Bicultural Healthy Living

Hennepin County and partner organizations like Asian Media Access, CAPI, Little Earth, Lao Center, Ziran (Jade), and more engaged over 20,000 residents and over 2,000 surveys and interviews were conducted