March 4, 2026

On February 21, community members gathered at the San Francisco Library’s Koret Auditorium for a powerful afternoon of film, dialogue, and collective reflection.

Making Waves traces the rise of Asian American activism, highlighting student organizers and community leaders who fought to establish Ethnic Studies as a way to confront sy...

One of the first things the Center for Disease Control (CDC) is expected to do in 2026 is revamp the pediatric vaccine schedule. At the top of Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy’s list is the vaccine for Hepatitis B Virus (HBV), a disease that Asian Americans have an 8-fold greater risk of dying from compared to Caucasian Americans.

Over 296 million people in the wor...

By Eloise Lee

I recently attended The Asian American Foundation’s “Beyond The Surface” mental health summit in San Francisco. The purpose of the summit was to better understand mental health among Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander youth. During the conference, we got split into different breakout rooms. I landed in the collage or intuitive cards ...

By Hudson Lee

On Saturday, November 8th, I was lucky enough to be invited to the TAAF Mental Health Summit at the Commonwealth club in San Francisco. There, we listened to many community leaders about how they have seen mental health impact their communities and also about studies that they have conducted. The project that was closest to me was the BOBA project. The...

November 12, 2025

On November 4, at the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco, AYR attended “Tending to the Child Within,” an interactive community event dedicated to exploring the childhood experiences that continue to shape who we are today.

The afternoon opened with a panel discussion led by Creating Space’s Chief Wellness Officer, renowned psychol...