Virtual exhibit Seen and Unseen brings parts of the LGBTQ+ Japanese American community out of the shadows and celebrates diversity openly

Chizu Omori - November 21, 2020

A city-slicker turned organic farmer: Amy Wu of Rest Awhile Country Market

Opinion: Those representing AAPI and other communities of color: Vote yes on the updates to the Growth Management Act

Federal grant provides Washington state with funding to identify and commemorate Filipino American community contributions

News

Artist Chanhee Choi creates a 3D environmental interactive web game to...

Washington’s $40 million COVID-19 relief fund for immigrants is open for...

Chinatown-ID organizations receive Community Voice Award from International Examiner; reflect on...

Listen to Councilmember Larry Gossett and Governor Gary Locke speak together...

College students create Telehealth Access for Seniors to help older Seattle...

COVID-19

On hold: The living stories of Seattle’s favorite karaoke spots in the age of COVID-19

Carmen Hom and Nathan Bombardier - November 9, 2020

Artist Chanhee Choi creates a 3D environmental interactive web game to address racism and xenophobic experiences Asians and Pacific Islanders have felt during the...

Roxanne Ray - November 6, 2020

Washington’s $40 million COVID-19 relief fund for immigrants is open for applications

November 3, 2020

Chinatown-ID organizations receive Community Voice Award from International Examiner; reflect on working together for the community during COVID-19 and the future

November 3, 2020

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

October 15, 2020

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

September 9, 2020

Community

Announcement: Budget Matters 2020 Virtual Summit will explore how to fund community investments

The International Examiner - November 9, 2020

The Future Ancient presents

Che Sehyun - November 3, 2020

InterIm’s Corner: Our holistic services are necessary to support our clients to achieve stability during COVID-19

November 3, 2020

Remembering Phil Hayasaka, Asian American and civi rights activist

October 23, 2020

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

October 7, 2020

Job Opportunity: Racial Equity Planner with King County

September 23, 2020

Opinion

Opinion: Those representing AAPI and other communities of color: Vote yes on the updates to the Growth Management Act

Serene Chen - November 19, 2020

OPINION: Mayor Durkan, City Council called on to join the CID Community Walk who walk the neighborhood at night to ensure public safety and...

Gei Chan - November 6, 2020

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

October 19, 2020

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

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

Arts

Listening to goddesses: Jennifer S. Cheng’s map of myth

Tarisa Matsumoto - November 23, 2020

Here in the Pacific Northwest, there are nights when the moon plays hide-and-seek with the clouds, and there are bright days when the moon...

Timely, tense and suspenseful, Devi S. Laskar’s debut novel “Atlas of...

Nalini Iyer - November 23, 2020

As the public discourse in the United States on immigration and race becomes increasingly virulent, when ICE raids are becoming common place, and xenophobia...

Breaking the Bamboo Ceiling: A sociologist dissects Asian Americans’ struggle to rise to the...

November 22, 2020

A son’s memorial to his mother: Lawrence Matsuda’s “My Name is Not Viola”

November 22, 2020

Two protagonists weave their way into love amidst high school, arranged marriage plans and...

November 22, 2020

“Fifty Words for Rain” attempts to walk a tightrope that bursts asunder underfoot

November 22, 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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