if you wanna make the world a better place, take a look at yourself and then make a change.
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How Do We Prepare Kids for Jobs We Can't Imagine Yet? Teach Imagination - Education - GOOD →
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Changes proposed for California's community colleges | abc7.com →
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Cal State Northridge Risks Losing $7 Million For Failing To Observe Enrollment Cap « CBS Los Angeles →
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HBO seeking Asian American Children for Asian Heritage Documentary Series →
Source: bakitwhy.com
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Obesity and Asian Americans - The Office of Minority Health →
Filipino adults are 70% more likely to be obese as compared to the overall Asian population.
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Asian-Americans More Apt to Die in Hospital After Heart Attacks: MedlinePlus →
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Launching my baby on Monday! Could not be more excited to finally get to implement the program that extended my internship and essentially got me this job as a Program Coordinator. We’re starting off working with three low-income schools in Los Angeles, but I am hoping that Fit to Play & Learn can continue to grow.
Special thanks to a good friend of mine, John Bajet, for designing our logo :)
Source: tiffanyjam
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L.A. County takes step to promote exercise, reduce obesity →
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where was this when i was a teen??
I just stumbled upon mochi magazine whose tagline is “empowering asian american teenage girls.” Since 2008, they’ve issued a quarterly magazine on various topics such as relationships, technology, body, and even mistakes. Their articles are written by teens, college students, and young professionals. This hodge podge of folks concerned with creating a support network for Asian American girls can also dialog anonymously in the online forum. While mochi does contain typical teenage girl concerns like hair cuts (with sample photos of Asian American women!) and sex myths, they also have articles you may not find in Seventeen such as top 10 schools with APA programs (not saying I agree with their list) and sex trafficking in Southeast Asia. There is, of course, also a strong emphasis on entertainment and fashion.
It’s amazing to see what people can do when they recognize a need. Props. :)
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Reflections on MLK An Asian American Perspective - Advancing Equality →
