OCA Greater Seattle is partnering with King County Elections, Seniors in Action, International Community Health Services, and Transit Equity for all in an event organized by Amy Chen Lozano on October 28 from 11...
The following article was featured in the Northwest Asian Weekly. By RaeAnn UyedaSpecial to the NORTHWEST ASIAN WEEKLY On Saturday, Sept. 30, the Rainier Arts Center in South Seattle hosted the premiere of the...
On Monday, Oct. 2, Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell responded via email to a community letter titled “Stop The Violence Against Our Asian American Communities” sent on Sept. 19: Hi, Thank you for your letter...
Thanks to our law enforcement, FBI, and everyone involved!
Fox13 recently broadcasted a story on local civil rights organizations calling for more help and resources to combat violence impacting Asian American Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander communities in Washington, after local leaders, individuals,...
On Saturday, September 30, OCA Asian Pacific American Advocates of Greater Seattle (OCA-GS), the University of Washington’s American Ethnic Studies Department, and the City of Seattle’s Department of Neighborhoods will debut Gum Saan to Golden Spike (GS2), a...
Special to The Seattle Times
Asian community advocates are asking: “What must we do to be heard?” “What other evidence do city leaders need before they take leadership?”
The book premiere of Gum Saan to Golden Spike — the prequel to In a Yellow Tone and part of the Passage Through Seattle Trilogy — takes place on September 30, 2023 from 11...
Concerned residents of South Seattle held a press conference on Tuesday, September 5 at noon at Benefit Playground Park, 9320 38th Ave S, in South Beacon Hill, in response to a surge in violence...
