Saturday, March 16, 2013

Teaching Writing with Style Finding your Voice today at WCC

Looking forward to teaching Writing with Style Finding your Voice today at WCC. I have a big project I need to write. Wish you could join us! :)

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Friday, March 15, 2013

"What Female Founders Really Encounter When They Fundraise?" | Women 2.0

Fascinating data-heavy article on Silicon Valley startup fundraising difficulties for women, especially Asian women. "What Female Founders Really Encounter When They Fundraise?"

Read more at http://www.women2.com/what-female-founders-really-encounter-when-they-fundraise/#0b1koVMpvePHu5Uj.99

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Thursday, March 14, 2013

Tuesday, March 12, 2013

No, where are you actually from? - The Race Card Project

Asian Americans represent! a classic. we know that one. So how do you answer this one? "Where are you actually from?" or what you know they actually want to know? shout out to the U-M Understanding RACE Project and Michele Norris

No, where are you actually from? - The Race Card Project

Monday, March 11, 2013

Six Words: Ask Who I Am, Not What : NPR

The wonderful and charming Charley Sullivan ♥ on the Race Card Project for NPR for U-M Understanding RACE Project "Where are you from? No answers."

Monday, March 4, 2013

PUT BEYOND THE BAD & THE UGLY ONLINE! | Indiegogo

BEYOND THE BAD AND THE UGLY is going to be an incredible summit in Los Angeles on March 23rd on Asian American stereotypes. The first ever. So sad that I have a previous engagement this day. So let's help get it broadcast live and archived online so we can all go virtually!

PUT BEYOND THE BAD & THE UGLY ONLINE! | Indiegogo

Thursday, February 28, 2013

Sunday, February 24, 2013

Frances Kai-Hwa Wang | NailPolishLife

Found my name on a blog called NailPolishLife? Ah! It's one of the kids from the University of Michigan Yuri Kochiyama APIA High School Leadership Program! So relieved to find I wasn't as scattered as I thought. And cute nails! Thanks Rosa.
Today  has been a pretty good day.
This morning, I woke up pretty late and then went to a meeting for a program that I’m in, the Yuri Kochiyama High School Leadership Program. There was a guest speaker today, a lady named Frances Kai-Hwa Wang, who talked about Asian-Americans and stepping outside Asian stereotypes and becoming “Badass.” hehe
Her blog is http://www.franceskaihwawang.blogspot.com, it’s all pretty fascinating. And being Asian-American myself, I could really relate to stuff she said. Example: She mentioned how Asians take off their shoes when inside and others don’t.
Frances Kai-Hwa Wang | NailPolishLife