Join me as I dive into an interview with Lindsay Arakawa, a yonsei/gosei creator born in Hawaii, living in Tokyo, Japan, doing some amazing work.
View Article >>When it comes to family-owned businesses in the Japanese American community, expectations are high. Here's what that pressure is like for the next generation.
View Article >>He was there! Explore the experience of translating at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo.
View Article >>Worried about some of our more vulnerable community members, many non-profit groups came together to help deliver delicious foods to local Little Tokyo seniors. This project, Little Tokyo Eats, benefited not only the seniors, but also the family and legacy-owned small businesses in Little Tokyo. After more than a year later, the program is ending.
View Article >>The 2020 Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games has been riddled with controversy since the start of the global pandemic, and yet in the eyes of a number of governing bodies, the show must go on. So now what?
View Article >>As we continue to get vaccinated and return to our lives, let's move away from retail therapy and start investing in community care.
View Article >>Is our nonprofit value of "suffer for the cause" really healthy for us at the end of the day?
View Article >>How a loaf of bread helped me process grief after the Atlanta shootings.
View Article >>Learn more about the Changing Tides (CT) Crew, which consists of 6-8 AAPI young adults who strive to destigmatize mental health and create safe and accessible spaces for the community.
View Article >>In our first small business feature, we interview the husband-and-wife team behind the candle company known as Whispering Wicks. Read on to learn more about how candle-making helped these two ICU nurses relax.
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