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News Pulse – 5/15/2013
Margaret Cho and Over 100 Fellow Artists Join Campaign for Humane Immigration Reform Earlier in May, Colorlines Magazine took note of an emerging and growing national campaign for more humane immigration reform led by
Read More »What Does Karen Maeda Allman Suggest Reading This Summer?
In an enduring effort to promote good reading and literacy, the IE will occasionally feature summer reading suggestions from remarkable people in our community. We hope our readers will be inspired to pick up
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Community Voice Awardee Spotlights 2013
Lifetime Achievement Award: Pat Norikane Logerwell Pat Norikane Logerwell has passion and joy for the volunteer work in her life. She says her family provided the foundation and strength for her to keep giving.
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White House Names Pramila Jayapal a Champion of Change
In commemorating Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, the White House honored 15 AAPI women as “Champions of Change,” an award that recognizes individuals across the U.S. building extraordinary efforts to create
Read More »News Pulse 5/1/2013
Family Mourns Loss of Graduate Student Killed In Boston Marathon Bombings It was Lu Lingzi’s dream to study in the U.S. The 23-year-old Boston University graduate student from Northeastern China got to live her
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Cheryl Chow: 1946-2013 – Courageous Educator, Community Leader and Child Advocate Passes On
Photo caption: Cheryl Chow after coming out and sharing she had brain cancer in August 2012. Photo credit: Erika Schultz / The Seattle Times. After a difficult battle with brain cancer, Cheryl Chow, lifelong
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Local Hire Ordinance Campaign Starts Strong
Photo caption: (From left to right): Violet Lavatai, Maria Batayola, Marquise Robinson and Sili Savusa at the campaign launch on March 23rd. Photo credit: Inye Wokoma. More than 130 community members gathered in support of
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Museum Dinner and Auction Raises $315,000
Photo caption: From left to right, Marge Young, Ruby Luke, Rep. Cindy Ryu and Bettie Luke. Photo credit: Tony Au / Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience. On Saturday, March 23rd,
Read More »Local Tsunami Benefits and Relief Organizations
“Shout Out to Japan! – Cheers from Seattle.” The second anniversary event of the Great East Japan Earthquake will encourage visitors to send cheering messages to Japan at the Fisher Pavillion in Seattle Center
Read More »News Pulse – 3/6/13
Seattle Tech Leader Selected to Help Rebuild Post-Tsunami Japan Kelly Ogilvie is founder, chairman, president and chief operating officer of Quemulus, a digital money platform. He’s advised the White House on science and technology
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