Learn more about Monica Eng, whose many stories, both existing and yet to be published, has positioned acceptance and positivity as her indelible mark in Chicago’s papers.
Learn the story of Cate Cauguiran, a daughter of Filipino immigrants and a U.S. Navy veteran, whose life has been a tapestry woven from threads of resilience and cultural exploration.
Rooted in a commitment to equity and guided by personal experiences, Rep. Olickal supports immigrant families and addresses multifaceted issues in his district, ranging from healthcare to social justice. Through his role and advocacy, he continues to champion a vision of a thriving, inclusive society where diversity is celebrated and voices are heard.
In celebration of Women’s Month, we shine a spotlight on Jenn, a beacon of strength and compassion. As she embarks on her journey as the first Asian American Bachelorette, Jenn embodies the essence of resilience and determination, proving that women can excel in both career and love.
While the Barbie movie effectively relayed the sad historical truth of women through a fictional trope, there are hundreds of documentaries that can truthfully show the degree that women can burn to change this. See the power of our real-life Barbies and how they blazed the world with their flair!
"With This Light" captures the transformative odyssey of Sister Maria Rosa Leggol, igniting a spark that has the potential to illuminate countless lives.
Apna Ghar’s 2023 Spring Benefit happening on May 6, 2023 at 6PM will be joined by community partners, civic and corporate leaders, and activists at Venue West.
For people whose love language is Acts of Service, being able to add value, subtract stress, divide tasks, and multiply your partner’s productivity is your expression of love. Another good way to show that love is to extend it to our AAPI community. Having a date where both of you share your expertise and serve others is such a meaningful way to celebrate the day of love.
The pull to help others and imprint on making a difference is stronger than one’s own desire to attain something just for themselves. For others, this calling comes later in life, but to the very unique few, this calling happens much earlier. Roxanne Volkmann happens to be one of those few who was called to serve others when she was just a young 19-year-old.