This briefing explores the challenges of accessing funding to start up and expand a small business. Such challenges are especially acute for women and marginalized communities.
The first of three statewide briefings tracking the onset of extreme heat in CA, and what state and local agencies, including CBOs, are doing to help people and localities adapt.
A new resource in California is aiming to make it easier for communities to report incidents of hate, easing fears that often prevent victims from coming forward.
EMS invited litigators who argued on behalf of affirmative action before the Supreme Court to reflect on the court's ruling, its broader impact and possible next steps.
For many Americans, Juneteenth lingered in obscurity until activists and historians led grassroots movements to bring greater visibility to the historic date.
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A pregnant mother and her unborn child both died in what police suspect is a random shooting in Seattle, reports Fox13.
The suspect has been...
Our panel includes legal experts and activists in the voting rights arena for voters of color and the main plaintiff in the Milligan case, who analyze the rippling effects of this critical decision in the future of voting rights.
An estimated 3,800 to 5,500 children were separated from the families at the US-Mexico border under former President Trump. Hundreds remain unaccounted for.
A survey of 7,000 Asian adults found a majority think affirmative action is a good thing but that race should not be used for admission into a university.
AB 886, called the California Journalism Preservation Act, would mandate that social media platforms pay a “journalism usage fee” to news organizations for sharing their content.
The question takes on new urgency as hate crimes increase between racial and ethnic groups and often within the same racial groups. Speakers share their research as well as lived experiences.
The ceremony, part of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, emphasized the need for greater solidarity and interaction across all ethnic groups to combat hate.
Asian Journal | By sharing the responsibility of identifying and stopping the spread of misleading content, we can collectively fashion an online ecosystem that perpetuates an honest and inclusive view of the world.
Asian Journal | Despite having arguably the highest number of health workers, Filipino Americans rank below other Asian populations in terms of vaccination rates.
The world and the U.S. economy are on the line if this country defaults on its debts. Will the resulting budget cuts and spending caps help or hurt the economy? Much more.
US Census Bureau Director Rob Santos met with ethnic media in Houston to share how the agency is working to better track the nation's growing diversity.
Yoga is a multi-billion dollar global industry yet for many Black and brown communities it remains inaccessible. These yogis are working to change that.
Experts from civil rights and college access organizations explain the impact of the impending legal ruling and discuss alternatives to achieving diversity.
Rep. Doug LaMalfa – who represents much of interior Northern California – has long pushed bills to limit funding for, and criminalize, gender reassignment surgery.
Latino voters are emerging as a key swing bloc ahead of the 2026 midterms, reshaping America’s electorate as economic concerns, immigration enforcement, and political uncertainty drive shifting allegiances nationwide.
Seven pro-Palestine activists were sentenced to 30 days in jail and six months probation for their roles in the 2024 shutdown of the Golden Gate Bridge.
