King County Metro - Sydney Herbst

A Tibetan American perspective on peaceful and non-peaceful protests in America

Zenden Nhangkar - October 19, 2020

Cellist Ha-Yang Kim blends the discipline of art and creating music with humanitarianism, social justice and creating a more just world

Seattle author Lawrence Matsuda’s debut historical novel “My Name is Not Viola” — A tale of racism, trauma, incarceration, love and triumph

From murals and record covers to water bottles and bicycle art, artist Shogo Ota shines with versatility

News

Jamai-Bou Achaar: A quarantine kitchen’s success story wrapped in love &...

Award-winning journalist Jenna Hanchard “unmakes” herself with new podcast, “Lola’s...

Pilgrimages happen virtually in 2020 as COVID-19 prevents Japanese American...

Independent review finds problems in King County Sheriff investigation of Tommy...

Co-founder of Support the ID Facebook group says a toxic...

COVID-19

APACE youth writing contest winners share their essays on topics of current world issues like global warming and COVID-19

APACE Votes - October 15, 2020

Jamai-Bou Achaar: A quarantine kitchen’s success story wrapped in love & nostalgia”

Patranya Bhoolsuwan - September 9, 2020

Co-founder of Support the ID Facebook group says a toxic culture forced its closure

September 2, 2020

Businesses still in “survival mode” as Chinatown International District small business relief fund raises over $750,000

August 20, 2020

Why does so much beautiful art come out of difficult times? Take a walk through the CID to find out

August 7, 2020

Chinatown-International District coronavirus updates, August 6, 2020—The latest news and information from the neighborhood and beyond

August 6, 2020

Community

PACE programs shift senior health care to the home during COVID-19

International Community Health Services - October 7, 2020

Job Opportunity: Racial Equity Planner with King County

Auriza Ugalino - September 23, 2020

Job Opportunity: Campaign Communications Specialist with Washington State Budget and Policy Center

September 15, 2020

I-5 underpass park project seeking public input

September 15, 2020

InterIm’s Corner: Connecting community members in incertain and changing times this summer

August 20, 2020

A tribute to Jin-Ah Kim

August 17, 2020

Opinion

A Tibetan American perspective on peaceful and non-peaceful protests in America

Zenden Nhangkar - October 19, 2020

APACE youth writing contest winners share their essays on topics of current world issues like global warming and COVID-19

APACE Votes - October 15, 2020

AAPI’s and voting: As Asian Americans we must band together to have our voices be heard

October 15, 2020

It’s time to speak out about mental illness and change the way we deal with it as an ethnic community

October 15, 2020

Opinion: We must make our voices heard — VOTE!

October 14, 2020

Opinion: Why Seattle residents should vote to renew Seattle Transportation Benefit District funding on the ballot this year

October 14, 2020

Arts

Cellist Ha-Yang Kim blends the discipline of art and creating music...

Roxanne Ray - October 18, 2020

A New American Standard: this is what cellist Ha-Yang Kim, together with her bandmates pianist Wayne Horvitz and vocalist Ayesha Brooks, aims to create...

Seattle author Lawrence Matsuda’s debut historical novel “My Name is...

Robin Lindley - October 18, 2020

This article originally ran on the History News Network website. It has been shortened from how it orginally ran. On December 7, 1941, Japanese forces...

From murals and record covers to water bottles and bicycle art, artist Shogo Ota...

October 17, 2020

Tacoma-based artist Kenji Hamai Stoll nurtures cultural re-connection through art

October 15, 2020

Kelly Yang’s novel provides a much needed voice to “parachutes” who otherwise have been...

October 14, 2020

“24 Ways to Move More” will break its readers out of exercise ruts and...

October 14, 2020

CLASSIFIEDS

Job Opportunity: Racial Equity Planner with King County

Auriza Ugalino - September 23, 2020

Job Opportunity: Campaign Communications Specialist with Washington State Budget and Policy Center

Auriza Ugalino - September 15, 2020

Job Opportunity: Marketing and Digital Coordinator with ACT Theatre

Auriza Ugalino - July 24, 2020

Job Opportunity: Chief Executive Officer (CEO) with Kin On

Auriza Ugalino - July 15, 2020

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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A Tibetan American perspective on peaceful and non-peaceful protests in America

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Cellist Ha-Yang Kim blends the discipline of art and creating music...

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Robin Lindley - October 18, 2020

From murals and record covers to water bottles and bicycle art,...

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Nan Ma - October 14, 2020

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