Reflections
As we’ve grown, we are striving to increase our own transparency and share more of our learnings about the challenging discussions we’ve been having at all levels, like what it means to be an ‘Asian’ organization, and how we show up for those in our community, as well as for other communities that we are in solidarity with.
Read select reflections below, and continue the discussion with us on socials!
Building a shared momentum of care and collaboration, with the Co-Share Collective
Alongside the advent of each Lunar New Year season, we appreciate the opportunity to gather our thoughts on the past year, and to ground ourselves in our intentions for the year ahead. With the incoming Year of the Fire Horse, our annual greeting this year reads, 萬馬奔騰, which translates to “with the momentum of ten thousand galloping horses”. While we look to the horse for ways to honour the care, strength, and joy to be found in our collective power, we offer these reflections on one of the unique ways our team has strived to embody this intention, through our collaborative participation as part of the Co-Share Collective.
Our Catering Favourites
As an Asian-led and -serving organization, food has always meant a great deal to us, but portraying the importance of having culturally affirming food at our gatherings hasn’t always been so easy to describe. Food is a form of care—from the way we provide it, to the kind of food we provide, to its place as a social lubricant and reason to come together—food is political and we have always known it.
Find out who we keep ordering from, what we order, and why it’s important to us.
Marking the Lunar Year: Filipino Chinese Reflections on Snakes and Tattoos
Happy Year of the Dragon!
‘Like jazz music:’ Balancing history & futures with Dragon Boat BC
Happy Lunar New Year from hua foundation!
mythologies of the diasporic new year, with Triet Pham
a landline heart to heart
editor’s note: reflections on community & asian heritage month
honouring our wisdom, with the special projects team
making space for our whole selves, with nelli agbulos
Today, we’re sitting down with nelli agbulos, past Race & Food cohort member, and a former New Yorker and an honorary New Jerseyan. The following interview has been edited for clarity and flow.
futurity and aspirations, with the hf board
It all begins with an idea.
Indigenous communities deserve justice.
Thoughts from Taipei