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Food Benefits Vital to Survival Post Island Bombing, Say Marshallese Advocates
Accent Penney arrived in the United States from the Marshall Islands in 1996 with the hopes of starting a new life for his family —a life free from the lasting effects of food contamination
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New Film Captures Tragedy, Honors Legacy of Domingo and Viernes’ Activism
Photo caption: Ron Chew, “One Generation’s Time” producer and author of “Remembering Silme Domingo and Gene Viernes,” film director and producer Shannon Gee and Ed Echtle, associate producer. Photo courtesy of Shannon Gee. Gene
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Op-Ed: Election Drama Offers ‘Lessons in Diversity’ for One Calif. City
On March 5, 2013, in a historic election, Chin Ho Liao was elected to serve on the San Gabriel City Council, but the city council refused to let him take his seat. This was
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Adventures of a New Father, Part 1: On Backing Dat Azz Up
Baby Button has been doing well, and has actually gained nearly two pounds since he was born on April 10th. You may not think that’s impressive, but he was only seven pounds when he
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Washington Liquor Store Owners Seek to Return State Licenses
Photo caption: Biniam Habte owns two liquor stores in Seattle and has paid he state more than $180,000 in fees in 10 months. Photo credit: Travis Quezon. Last year, the State Liquor Control Board
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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
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Club Offers Hawaiian Students a Home Base in Seattle
Photo caption: Tahitian dancers at this spring’s UW Luau. Photo credit: Patty Dukes. Hui Hoaloha Ulana (“Hui” for short) is a Hawaiian home away from home for students attending the University of Washington (UW).
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Playwright Julia Cho Tackles a Linguist’s Unraveling Marriage in ‘The Language Archive’
Photo caption: Playwright Julia Cho presents The Language Archive” at Seattle Public Theater from May 16 through June 9. Language is a living practice and it emerges from those who speak it. If the
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Arts Etc. – 5/15/2013
Visual Arts Highlights “Under My Skin – Artists Explore Race in the 21st Century” is now at the Wing. Work was selected from 27 artists after months of discussions and viewing. Artists in this
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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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