Home The first day in the United States was a step into the bigger worldby Daisy Heenha Kim21-year-old University of California San Diego student Jae Kim immigrated to the U.S. when he was 14 years old, by himself.Jun 10, 2019Buenos Aires adopts transgender hiring quota, but discrimination continuesby Global Press News ServiceTransgender people in Argentina face discrimination on the job and when looking for work. Transgender people and activists are battling this bias.Jun 4, 2019 News & PoliticsUnclear abortion laws in Uganda leave women who are raped unsure of optionsby Global Press News ServiceJun 12, 2019Uganda’s abortion law, at first glance, is a quagmire of confusing updates. As a result, misinformation has been widely disseminated.Five things to keep in mind about going into the Green sectorby Kamna Shastri for Resource MediaJun 1, 2019Here are a few pointers from mid-career and established professionals of color about journeying through the Green sector, what’s changing and how to get through the ups and downs of transitioning in. Conversations on tech and social justice: Aneelah Afzaliby Charissa SorianoMay 31, 20192019 Pride events in Seattle you should know aboutby Globalist StaffMay 29, 2019 Arts & CultureSustainable style in Seattle: How local choices can make global impactsby Claudia YawJun 11, 2019Are thrift stores and "slow fashion" designers enough to decrease the fashion industry's reliance on sweatshop labor and low-quality clothes?“Widow of Silence” views Kashmir conflict through a half-widow’s struggleby Ekta DokaniaMay 29, 2019An interview with Praveen Morchhale, the director of the award-winning drama "Widow of Silence," which is being screened at SIFF. Romantic comedy unites Black and Asian leaders for #BlackAndGoldOpenby Blake PetersonMay 22, 20199 movies at SIFF 2019 that address social justiceby Blake Peterson Race & EthnicitySix ways Northwest Natives are using tech to save their languagesby Sydney CainMay 29, 2019Many Native languages have few surviving speakers, but with the help of technology, Pacific Northwest tribes are trying to reverse the trend.Black women STEM professionals examine the costs of code-switchingby Diya KhannaMay 2, 2019At the Black Women in STEM 2.0 event “Code Switching or Soul Switching,” panelists examined the dilemma of "fitting in" or "standing in your truth." ImmigrationThe first day in the United States was a step into the bigger worldby Daisy Heenha KimJun 10, 201921-year-old University of California San Diego student Jae Kim immigrated to the U.S. when he was 14 years old, by himself.Looking for a sense of belonging in the United Statesby Christine McManigalJun 4, 2019While in the process of becoming a U.S. citizen, Lulu McManigal lost her Chinese citizenship. Now, she's struggling to find a sense of belonging.
