Canadian Chinese Youth Athletic Association Teams Up With Mitchell & Ness on ‘Boba Raptor’ Capsule Collection
The collection celebrates over 25 years of partnership between CCYAA and the Toronto Raptors’ efforts to grow the game in the community.
Reel Asian Film Festival Celebrates 25 Years — Here’s How to Tune In
The Toronto International Reel Asian Film Festival (a.k.a. Reel Asian) returns November 10—19, 2021.
Toronto-Based Creatives Set Up Free Development Program for Pan-Asian Photographers and Filmmakers
‘Ideas From I’ is a free program for pan-Asian youth photographers and filmmakers in the GTA with little to no formal training.
Covry Launches Limited-Edition Hats To Support AAPI Youth
100% of the proceeds will go towards Act to Change, a non-profit organization dedicated to end bullying among AAPI youth.
Paris Jewellers Launches Limited-Edition ‘Hope’ Collection to Help Combat Anti-Asian Racism
One hundred per cent of the proceeds from the collection will be donated to organizations addressing anti-Asian racism and amplifying Asian voices across Canada and the U.S.
A Look at Toronto’s Rally for Solidarity Against Anti-Asian Racism
Amid the rain, over 5,000 Asian Canadian and allies attended the hour-long rally held at Nathan Phillips Square in Toronto.
This Virtual Dumpling-Making Fundraiser Aims to Support and Give Back to the Asian Community
Created by Jannell Lo, Dump the Hate invites participants to make and sell dumplings and donate the proceeds to organizations supporting the Asian community.
Private Policy and Chella Man’s New Jewelry Collaboration Celebrates the ‘Beauty of Being Deaf’
The Asian-led project celebrates the deaf and hard of hearing communities while also breaking Asian stereotypes.
Sandra Oh Gives Powerful Speech During Stop Asian Hate Protest in Pittsburgh
“I am proud to be Asian. I belong here,” said the “Killing Eve” star.
Sephora Canada Partners with Asian Canadian Influencers for Lunar New Year Campaign
The brand’s 5th iteration of its Lunar New Year campaign stars Brigitte Truong and Angel Zheng.
Eddie Huang Makes Directorial Debut with Feature Film, ‘Boogie’
The coming-of-age film tells the fictional story of Alfred “Boogie” Chin, a Chinese-American basketball phenom from Queens, NY.
‘Minari’s’ Golden Globes Foreign Film Classification Sparks Outcry Among Celebs
“The film equivalent of being told to go back to your country when that country is actually America,” tweeted Daniel Dae Kim.
Vivek Shraya Teams up with Pantene Canada for ‘Hair Has No Gender’ Campaign
The film series highlights transgender and non-binary hair journeys.
Sephora Canada Launches Stunning Diwali Campaign
It’s the retailer’s first-ever campaign celebrating the Indian festival of lights.
‘Kim Convenience’ Star Paul Sun-Hyung Lee Makes a Surprise Appearance on ‘The Mandalorian’
For Lee, an avid cosplayer and huge ‘Star Wars’ fan, this was a “dream come true.”
Reel Asian Film Festival is Going Digital — Here’s How to Tune In
Plus, our top picks from this year’s lineup.
‘Almost Asian, Almost American’ is Helping Asian Women Reclaim Power Over their Identities
Created by Diana King, this photo and video essay allows Asian women to define their beauty and identity on their own terms.
Why the Asian Community Needs to Stand Up and Show Up for the Black Community
To be actively anti-racist, we can no longer turn a “blind eye” when it comes to matters of race.
Prabal Gurung Urges Asian-Americans to Shed ‘Model Minority’ Myth and Stand for George Floyd
In an op-ed for the Washington Post, the Nepalese-American fashion designer explained why it’s more important than ever for the Asian community must stand in solidarity with the Black community.