Interviews

The Unapologetic Advocate Behind Pinay Law

When you step into the world of family law, you expect to talk about assets, custody, and procedural filings. But for Janice Dantes, founder of Chicago-based Pinay Law, the conversations run much deeper. They are about cultural shame, immigration realities, and holding space for women navigating a system that wasn't built for them.
Arts/Entertainment

Meet Cameron Chung, the 2026 Gerber Baby Bringing Smiles to a Historic Brand

Cameron Chung is officially the 2026 Gerber Baby, becoming the newest face of one of America's most iconic baby brands and marking a meaningful moment of Asian American representation.
Arts/Entertainment

A Cool Summer Escape Through 2,000 Years of Korean Art

Whether you are already planning a day downtown or simply looking for a break from the summer heat, this exhibition offers something beyond a cool place to spend an afternoon. It is a rare chance to see some of Korea's greatest cultural treasures without leaving Chicago, and an experience that may not come around again for many years.‍
Community

A River Cruise Celebrating Chicago's Culinary Leaders

Hosted by the Chicago Asian Network alongside Chef Thai Dang, Do-Rite Donuts, Cà Phê Đá Vietnamese Coffee, Chicago Water Taxi, and Wendella Tours & Cruises, the Industry Gratitude Cruise brought together culinary professionals for a well-deserved moment of connection, appreciation, and community.
Community

What We Learn When Solidarity is Tested

Learning each other's histories is more than an academic exercise. It helps us understand why certain symbols carry deep wounds and why accountability matters. It also reminds us that relationships built through education, dialogue, and shared purpose can withstand moments that might otherwise pull communities apart.
Arts/Entertainment

The Living Magic of the Stage: A Conversation with Playwright Mia Chung

Writing may begin in solitude, but Mia Chung believes a play ultimately belongs to everyone who helps bring it to life.