Kartika Review 14 and 16 by Kartika Review - issuu

Excited to find my long-lost poems from Kartika Review! After being hacked a few years ago, Kartika Review has found them again. Yay

Kartika Review 14 by Kartika Review - issuu
Fall 2012, page 63
"'Did you eat?' means...I love you"

Kartika Review 16 by Kartika Review - issuu
Fall 2013, page 109
"Grandfather Walking"

Writing to Change the World WCC

Writing to Change the World this Saturday, December 1, 2018, at Washtenaw Community College. Register now or find more classes

Creative Writing Classes - Washtenaw Community College Division of Economic & Community Development

Speaking: Mid-Autumn Moon Festival, Community High

Speaking about the Mid-Autumn Moon Festival today, November 20, 2018, at Community High School as part of their Multicultural Day. Students were really well prepared. Even taught them to recite a Chinese poem to the moon. Chuang Qian Ming Yue Guang...

Facing Race Conference, Detroit

So glad to be able to attend the Facing Race Conference in Detroit November 8-9, 2018 and see so many friends, meet so many heroes, buy so many books, and learn so much about the good work folks are doing around the country.

Lifting up all voices in metro Detroit, including Michigan’s Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders, for the 2018 midterm election – MI Asian

My article for MI Asian and Detroit Journalism Cooperative and New Michigan Media:

“It is so important that all voices are lifted up in our democracy, and that includes Asian American voters,” said Michigan Representative and Democratic state Senate candidate for District 1 Stephanie Chang. “There is so much at stake in the 2018 elections — from immigrants’ rights to an economy that works for everyone — Asian American voters should have a say in who will serve us in our representative democracy.”

Lifting up all voices in metro Detroit, including Michigan’s Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders, for the 2018 midterm election – MI Asian