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From March to Movement: Uniting Asian, Black, and Blasian Communities with Rohan Zhou-Lee

The Blasian March seeks to reshape the narrative around activism and promote solidarity among Black, Asian, and Blasian communities.

Positively Filipinos Allowed: How TNT Traysikel is Mobilizing Community Voices Through Storytelling

TNT Traysikel, a mobile art piece created by Rachel Lastimosa, Paolo Asuncion, and Michael Arcega, is animated by an ethos of storytelling.

The Journey and Aspirations of a Second-Generation Overseas Filipino Worker

Bianca Nicole Vinoya is making an indelible impact as the Director of Development for Breakthrough New York.

The Roque Family’s Fight for Justice and Accountability in the Face of Anti-Asian Hate

After nearly a year of organizing efforts, the Roque family will finally be able to testify their account of the incident on April 4, 2023.

GABRIELA USA and the International Women’s Alliance Advance the Filipina Working Women’s Movement

“In the end, we’re fighting for a system change, but it’s for the people. Not for whoever is in power.”

The Movement Towards Restoring Ancestral Homelands to Indigenous Peoples

Caressa Nguyen lives by the words of the Zapatista Movement: “Another world is possible. The world we want is one where many worlds fit.”

The Fight for Justice and Recognition Continues for Filipino American World War II Veterans

For over 76 years, Filipino World War II veterans have advocated for those who were denied the recognition and benefits of their service.

South Jersey Screenwriter and Farmworker Organizer Harvests Change through Film

As Edgar Aquino-Huerta was earning a bachelor's degree at Rowan University, he was working at one of the biggest greenhouses in South Jersey

Ligwasa Silang Tanan. Free Them All.

The Pilgrimage for a Better Future bears witness to the preventable human suffering caused by immigrant detention in California.

Through Our Lens: Filmmakers call for a more inclusive entertainment industry

This is the second part of “Through Our Lens,” a series of short stories about filmmakers and media-makers in the entertainment industry

Stop historical revisionism! Fight for the truth!

Tita Leila of the Pilipino Association of Workers and Immigrants shares her story at the People State of the Nation Address in San Francisco

Filipinx activism and the fight to keep families together

Maria Legarda, a Filipina community and faith leader, continues to fight for her right to remain in the United States with her loved ones.

Rambunctious Rebels: Histories of authentic expression in Filipinx tattoo cultures

What is a Filipino tattoo? Tattoo artists Tito Gavina and Jeff Quintano share their thoughts.

Through Our Lens: Undocumented filmmakers reflect on their art journeys

"Through Our Lens" is a series of short stories about undocumented filmmakers and media-makers in the entertainment industry.