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Amy Huang

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

The financial crisis and the slow healing from the recession has plummeted employment opportunities. While every group is suffering, the Asian Pacific Islander community...

The Fruits of their Labor

Your vegetable and fruit consumption possibilities can be endless. Inside the produce aisles can lay rows of deep forest-green cucumbers or perfectly assembled round...

The Fruits of their Labor

Your vegetable and fruit consumption possibilities can be endless. Inside the produce aisles can lay rows of deep forest-green cucumbers or perfectly assembled round...

Caring For Aging Parents

It can be filial piety, cultural traditions or family values. For many Asian Pacific Islander families, they have taken the responsibility as caregivers or...

Caring For Aging Parents

It can be filial piety, cultural traditions or family values. For many Asian Pacific Islander families, they have taken the responsibility as caregivers or...

A Children’s Park Finds Meaning in its Legacy

Some remember Seattle’s International Children’s Park with a wooden bridge that sat on a stampede of gigantic rocks. Some remember the park with the...

A Children’s Park Finds Meaning in its Legacy

My hope is that you will draw inspiration from Minidoka and your experience here to find ways to be like the Christiansens. To be brave helpers who rise to the occasion and stand up and support individuals and communities who are being victimized, just like our Nikkei community was, 75 years ago, here at Minidoka. You are all now a member of Minidoka’s legacy. Thank you.

Street Food Culture

There is nothing quite as rewarding when you can fuse a career and hobby together that defines your purpose and who you are as...

Street Food Culture

There is nothing quite as rewarding when you can fuse a career and hobby together that defines your purpose and who you are as...

16 Stories From 16 Square Blocks

After spending his education in the sciences and even traveling to Panama to work in ecology conservation, Andrew Hida called it quits. His itch...