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The 2011 Holiday Entertainment Guide

Cutting Down a Tree in the National Forest Now until December 23, 2011 | Mt. Baker National Forest, Olympic National Forest Want to get your Christmas tree the...

Kollaboration-Seattle Hitting a High Note

  Kollaboration-Seattle, held on October 15, 2011 can be described as a three-hour talent competition for Asian and Pacific Islander Americans. But for the dedicated...

The Parent Trap

 For the Asian American Pacific Islander immigrant population, the spectra of socioeconomic barriers for students are real. And for parents, that reality can be...

Mental Health and the Holidays

Seasonal stress can be brought on by numerous factors, but some are unique to AAPIs.

Americanized Children, Less Support for Aging Parents?

The “sandwich generation” — a label that describes those who provide care for both their children and parents — is prevalent among the Asian...

Americanized Children, Less Support for Aging Parents?

The “sandwich generation” — a label that describes those who provide care for both their children and parents — is prevalent among the Asian...

Music to His Ears

At the age of five, Kevin Lee picked up the violin. Not by force, not by a specific influence but a personal choice. Perhaps...

“Acting White” Equals Academic Success for API Students?

The Yellow Peril. Remember that? It was when the surge of Asian immigrants arrived in America and white counterparts felt threatened: Chinese were apparently taking...

“Acting White” Equals Academic Success for API Students?

The Yellow Peril. Remember that? It was when the surge of Asian immigrants arrived in America and white counterparts felt threatened: Chinese were apparently taking...

What Does it Mean For a Community When its Youth are Unemployed?

Former Seattle City Councilmember Nick Licata will speak at 21 Progress on Wednesday, December 14 from 7:30-8:45 AM, the last of 21 Progress's RISE storytelling events of the year. The RISE talks are an opportunity to listen to powerful story sharing, connect with people from all walks of life, and leave inspired to make progress on the most urgent issues that face our community. Previous RISE events featured Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal and poet and leadership professor Gloria Burgess