Limited English Skills Can Mean Limited Access to the COVID-19 Vaccine
Many states are not meeting their legal obligations to make information accessible.
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State websites could soon be translated to a dozen languages
State agency websites in New York may soon be required to offer translations into the top 12 languages spoken by residents in the state under a bill approved by the Democratic-led state Senate on Monday.
Asian American & Pacific Islander Changemakers
Meet 6 inspiring Asian American & Pacific Islanders who responded to challenging moments in history in extraordinary ways.
Google Doodle honors Japanese American author Hisaye Yamamoto
The acclaimed short story writer chronicled racism, sexual harassment and immigrant disconnect in the years after World War II.
We belong here: Over a thousand march against anti-Asian hate in Flushing
Beginning in Flushing, a who’s who of elected officials and renowned individuals gathered at 137-35 Northern Boulevard on the steps of the neighborhood’s town hall. Here hundreds watched as the likes of Rev. Al Sharpton, Mayor Bill de Blasio, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, Queens Borough President Donovan Richards, and many, many more rejected injustice … Read more
Do I count as ‘Asian American’? What the history behind the term taught me
An AAPI reporter reflects on the origin of “Asian American” and who can claim the term amid a surge in violence against the community.