Honor those we’ve lost in tragedy by continuing to love

Felix Sitthivong - February 7, 2023

Tammy Morales, Chinatown-ID and South Seattle representative on City Council, announces re-election

The return of Ludi’s: New home, same passion for beloved diner in downtown Seattle

In the wake of Lunar New Year shootings, community reflects on mental wellness and how to cope

News

Decolonizing food with the new indigenous ʔálʔal Cafe

A collaboration with a mission highlighting personal triumph through self care...

Chris Huie, photographer and pioneer of the Asian American art collective...

Remembering iconoclast Al Young: Public school teacher, championship drag race car...

CID Small Business Relief Team’s window security film project assists businesses...

Honor those we’ve lost in tragedy by continuing to love

Felix Sitthivong - February 7, 2023

Tammy Morales, Chinatown-ID and South Seattle representative on City Council, announces re-election

The return of Ludi’s: New home, same passion for beloved diner in downtown Seattle

In the wake of Lunar New Year shootings, community reflects on mental wellness and how to cope

News

Decolonizing food with the new indigenous ʔálʔal Cafe

A collaboration with a mission highlighting personal triumph through self care...

Chris Huie, photographer and pioneer of the Asian American art collective...

Remembering iconoclast Al Young: Public school teacher, championship drag race car...

CID Small Business Relief Team’s window security film project assists businesses...

COVID-19

ICHS: COVID-19 vaccines now authorized for young children under the age of 5

International Community Health Services - July 26, 2022

Community health care feels the fallout of COVID on mental and behavioral health

Jadenne Radoc Cabahug - April 6, 2022

Art of darkness: How a faulty brush pen helped me process the pandemic

March 30, 2022

Out of the door and onto the community’s doorstep Access granted: ICHS at the forefront of equity in our communities during the COVID-19 pandemic

March 23, 2022

Trafficking and violence survivors from marginalized communities face challenges with remote services, due to pandemic

March 18, 2022

Poised to retire, ICHS CEO Teresita Batayola looks back

February 8, 2022

Community

4Culture: Looking for grants for your creative project?

The International Examiner - January 24, 2023

ICHS’ Trailblazing Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner program open for applications

International Community Health Services - January 19, 2023

The International Examiner’s guide to 2023 Lunar New Year events

January 18, 2023

The Chinatown International District holiday gift guide

December 16, 2022

Launch Your New Career at the Port of Seattle!

December 8, 2022

Ways and places to celebrate Filipino American History Month this October

October 9, 2022

Opinion

Honor those we’ve lost in tragedy by continuing to love

Felix Sitthivong - February 7, 2023

A guide to getting yourself right in 2023

Brandon Hadi - January 17, 2023

Opinion: Support safety, not sweeps, and demand real solutions for our neighborhood

January 17, 2023

Opinion: Punishing unhoused people in the CID makes things worse for everyone

December 23, 2022

Remembering Roger Daniels, bedrock historian of Japanese American incarceration

December 20, 2022

This holiday season, give yourself some real rest. You deserve it

December 20, 2022

Arts

February 4, 2023–Arts Etc.

Alan Chong Lau - February 4, 2023

Visual Arts “Meet Me At Higo” tells the story of a Japanese American family and a treasured store in the Japantown neighborhood of Seattle’s Chinatown/International...

Julia Chiang’s NYC exhibition ‘Salt On Our Skin’ brings viewers into...

Elvis Irizarry - February 3, 2023

“I’m always interested in our bodies as vessels, what we contain and what we cannot”. - Julia Chiang At New York’s Nicola Vassell Gallery, an exhibition...

The Laughter is a darkly funny assessment of academia

February 3, 2023

Exhibit highlights the early years of George Tsutakawa’s towering career

February 3, 2023

How families tell their children “I love you”

February 3, 2023

Interview with Ragamala Dance Company’s Ranee Ramaswamy ahead of Fires of Varanasi: Dance of...

February 3, 2023

CLASSIFIEDS

Job Opportunity: Building for Equity Support Specialist with 4Culture

The International Examiner - January 24, 2023

Job Opportunity: Public Programs Associate with Seattle Arts & Lectures

The International Examiner - December 13, 2022

Job Opportunity: Executive Director with The Japanese American Museum of Oregon

The International Examiner - October 26, 2022

Communications Specialist III

The International Examiner - October 14, 2022

Independent journalism is essential for a functioning democracy. The International Examiner has been an essential news source for the Chinatown International District; stories for and by the AAPI community are more needed than ever. Support independent journalism--our democracy depends on it.

Teresita Batayola

President and CEO, ICHS

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