My Unforgotten Seattle

Kristin Leong’s #AZNxBLM project draws together Black and Asian American artists and writers to create solidarity

Roxanne Ray - June 15, 2021

Remembering a Thai food pioneer: Family and friends share stories of a unique chef who captured the hearts and appetites of the Pacific Northwest

Constituents ask what the most diverse legislature got accomplished this session

Midnite Ramen is warming hearts, bowls and bodies throughout Seattle

News

“He wanted to inspire people”: Friends and family remember Khoa Pham,...

Social justice journalism from Mercer Middle School students

Attorney, artist and activist Nikkita Oliver launches run for City Council

Business owner Sara Nelson running for city-wide Council race

Joe Nguyen challenges 12-year incumbent for King County Executive

COVID-19

Tales of Quarantine: Local AAPI students help launch art contest for teens coping with COVID-19 pandemic

Patranya Bhoolsuwan - April 5, 2021

Community leaders denounce anti-Asian attacks — and call for community-driven solutions

Chetanya Robinson - March 16, 2021

ICHS begins administering Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine

March 15, 2021

The Panama Hotel Tea and Coffee House shows resilience during the challenges caused by the pandemic

March 15, 2021

Community groups call for more equitable COVID-19 vaccine distribution for people with limited English, technology access

March 4, 2021

Chinatowns across North America share challenges and stories of resilience during COVID-19

February 11, 2021

Community

ICHS to host vaccine clinic open to the public at Viet-Wah in Renton on June 12th

International Community Health Services - June 9, 2021

Remembering Mako Nakagawa and her lifetime of helping others

DeeAn Nakagawa - May 6, 2021

How to celebrate Khmer New Year in 2021

April 20, 2021

Remembering Kim Van Pham, founder of Nguoi Viet Tay Bac: Survive and thrive

April 20, 2021

InterIm’s Corner: The Washington Privacy Act: Insufficient for the immigrant, refugee communities we serve

April 8, 2021

Remembering Khoa Pham

April 7, 2021

Opinion

Uncovering Bruce Lee’s public school years

Devin Israel Cabanilla - May 25, 2021

The “American Dream”: Survival over justice

Auriza Ugalino - May 24, 2021

Shining mainstream light on the blind spots that have been neglected for too long: a discussion of the term “API”

May 21, 2021

InterIm’s Corner: Thinking about tenants rights

May 6, 2021

What you do for the people you love

April 13, 2021

InterIm’s Corner: The Washington Privacy Act: Insufficient for the immigrant, refugee communities we serve

April 8, 2021

Arts

Arts Etc. – June 16, 2021

Alan Chong Lau - June 16, 2021

Visual Arts Congratulations to Seattle artist Romson Bustillo who nabbed a $25,000 2021 Arts Innovator Award. The award is given out to those who create...

The rooms we live in: Exploring ‘Interior Chinatown’

Sharon Hashimoto - June 15, 2021

I came late to Charles Yu’s Interior Chinatown, after this novel won the 2020 National Book Award for Fiction. It was a very good...

Sung J. Woo flexes his deep roots in writing and in Korean American culture...

June 15, 2021

Waiting on a reply in a novel that explores what human connection actually means...

June 15, 2021

Simon Han unsettles expectations in “Nights When Nothing Happened”

June 15, 2021

“Japan Supernatural”: Revealing three centuries of ghosts, goblins and monsters

June 15, 2021

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

LATEST ARTICLES

Arts Etc. – June 16, 2021

Alan Chong Lau - June 16, 2021

The rooms we live in: Exploring ‘Interior Chinatown’

Sharon Hashimoto - June 15, 2021

Sung J. Woo flexes his deep roots in writing and in...

Roxanne Ray - June 15, 2021

Kristin Leong’s #AZNxBLM project draws together Black and Asian American artists...

Roxanne Ray - June 15, 2021

Waiting on a reply in a novel that explores what human...

Kevin Minh Allen - June 15, 2021

Simon Han unsettles expectations in “Nights When Nothing Happened”

Grace Utomo - June 15, 2021

“Japan Supernatural”: Revealing three centuries of ghosts, goblins and monsters

Adam Rosenbeck - June 15, 2021

Remembering a Thai food pioneer: Family and friends share stories of...

Patranya Bhoolsuwan - June 15, 2021

Constituents ask what the most diverse legislature got accomplished this session

Hannah Krieg - June 9, 2021

ICHS to host vaccine clinic open to the public at Viet-Wah...

International Community Health Services - June 9, 2021

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