Finding Home in Two Worlds: Why AANHPI Heritage Month Matters — and Why It Matters to Me
Every May, something quietly powerful happens across the United States. In schools, community centers, government buildings, and living rooms, Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities pause to celebrate who we are, where we came from, and what we have contributed to this great nation. It is called AANHPI Heritage Month — and for […]
Inaugural K-Fair connects Korean Community with Snohomish County employers
LYNNWOOD—Nearly 300 people attended the first K-Fair Job Fair on Saturday, May 2, at the Lynnwood Neighborhood Center, that connected the Korean American community and other job seekers with employment opportunities in Snohomish County. “As the first ever job fair hosted by GSKA and the broader Korean community, not only equity achieved for both employers […]
AANHPI Community Corner: Commentary: Building a Living Archive of Freedom and Peace
In every community, there are stories that risk being forgotten. For many Korean Americans, history is not something distant. It lives in the memories of those who experienced war, division, migration, and rebuilding. These are not just personal stories—they are part of a shared human experience that connects generations and communities. As a Korean American […]
AANHPI Community Corner: Hate crimes are rising in Washington, building trust must be part of the response
Washington state has long been known for its diversity and opportunity. But recent data shows a trend that calls for continued attention and thoughtful action. According to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, hate crimes have increased nationwide in recent years, with anti-Asian incidents remaining a concern. In Washington, data from the Washington State Office of […]
