Anti-Asian Racism: What You Can Do to Help
This time last year, before COVID-19 made its way to NYC, we witnessed xenophobia’s impact on Chinatown, a place of historical and cultural significance for Asian Americans. We founded our organization because anti-Asian sentiments and attacks exposed our community’s vulnerability to discrimination alongside systematic oppression that prevents fair access to resources such as aid and capital. Though anti-Asian sentiments have risen over the past year, they are not new.
Check out our resource guide to learn how you can support the Asian-American community as we fight anti-Asian violence across the U.S.
A Day in Chinatown with Author Christine Wong (@conscious_cooking)
Author Christine Wong shows you her favorite spots in Chinatown for healthy eating and shopping.
A Day in Chinatown with Comedian and Actor Ronny Chieng (@ronnychieng)
Eat your fill as you explore this actor and comedian’s favorite places in Chinatown.
Business Spotlight: Lee Ren Beauty Salon
Welcome to Chinatown spoke with Wong Chee Peng, owner of Lee Ren Beauty Salon and a Longevity Fund grant recipient. The full-service salon offers affordable haircuts, perms, trims, color, and more.
Celebrating Lunar New Year: Traditions to Carry and Where to Source Your New Year Goods
Get to know this special holiday and find ways to enjoy the celebration this year.