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Asian Pacific America: UCSF’s Dr. Peter Chin-Hong is one of the Bay Area’s most familiar faces during the pandemic.

Asian Pacific America: President and CEO Bulbul Gupta tells us how a Project Innovation grant assisted Pacific Community Ventures in providing resources to small businesses during the economic crisis.

Asian Pacific America: We show you the exhibit dedicated to Fred Korematsu at the Japanese American Museum of San Jose.

Asian Pacific America: The 10th Anniversary of Fred Korematsu Day of Civil Liberties and the constitution is January 30, 2021.

Asian Pacific America: With Lunar New Year approaching, Santa Clara County Public Health officials are encouraging the community to celebrate differently this year and avoid large celebrations amid pandemic concerns.

Asian Pacific America: Jean Mitoma turned 100 years old on New Year’s Day 2021.

Asian Pacific America: Cecilia Lei and Anoop Prasad discuss the legal perspective of “The Good Immigrant.”

Asian Pacific America: The Asian American Journalists Association-SF Bay Area Chapter and Comcast California launched the Rising With the Tides Storytelling Project aimed at amplifying AAPI stories and voices.

Asian Pacific America: The Wish Program grants the wishes of children facing a critical illness.

Asian Pacific America: Rising With the Tides Storytelling Project Grant Recipient, Jocelyn Tabancay Duffy, talks about the inspiration for her digital story: “Bayanihan and Resilience: Surviving the Pandemic.”

Penny Baldado, a nonbinary, Filipino immigrant and the proud owner of Café Gabriela, finds ways to keep their Oakland business open and prioritize communities in need throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.

Asian Pacific America: The Bay Area family talks about their experience with Make-A-Wish Greater Bay Area.

Asian Pacific America: The CARE Registry at UCSF aims to increase AAPI representation in medical research.

Asian Pacific America: UCSF’s CARE Registry is the first research registry for AAPI launched by UCSF and other universities in the state.

Asian Pacific America: The Asian American Journalists Association-SF Bay Area Chapter and Comcast California launched its first storytelling project aimed at amplifying AAPI stories and voices. Kitty Hu is a filmmaker and Rising With the Tides Storytelling Project grant winner. She tells us about the inspiration for her story, “Roots in Suburbia: Youth Mobilization in Fremont.”

Asian Pacific America: Executive Director Alexandria Medina tells us what the Oakland Public Education Fund is doing to bridge the digital divide, from providing students with the technology to learn at home to awarding teachers grants and resources for distance teaching.

Asian Pacific America: Japantown Task Force Co-Chair Jon Osaki updates us on the bond measure that would make the proposed redesign of the Japantown Peace Plaza possible if passed by San Francisco voters in November.

Asian Pacific America: Hong Thach tells us what the Oakland Education Fund is doing to support students and educators during the pandemic, from providing students with the technology to learn at home to awarding teachers grants and resources for distance teaching.

Asian Pacific America: Fely Tagalog Alflen is the owner and founder of Filipino Styled Peanuts. She tells us how her memories of growing up in the Philippines influenced her decision to start her own business and how the Filipino Food Movement has played a role in promoting Filipino Styled Peanuts and the unique flavors of Filipino cuisine.

Asian Pacific America: Jeremy Passion and Gabe Bondoc from the Bay Area and Inigo Pascual from Manila, Philippines created a special medley of some of their most popular songs together for one collaboration – Catching Feelings by Inigo, The One by Gabe & Lemonade by Jeremy to create “Catching One Lemonade.” Available now on streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Music.