The “Locke and Key” star discusses the challenges of being a mixed race actress and the importance of telling authentic stories.

On his directorial debut, “The Fabulous Filipino Brothers,” the impact of being a pioneering figure in Asian American cinema, and why it’s more important than ever for individuals to tell their own stories.

The Chinese Canadian musician discusses what it was like to pursue an unorthodox career while growing up in a traditional Asian household, what he wishes he could’ve said to his younger self and the songwriting process for his Mandarin singles.

On adjusting to Canadian culture as a Chinese refugee, why she was compelled to speak out about anti-Asian racism, and how her heritage influences her work.

On the challenges of being Tamil-Canadian and how her latest project, Parvai, is empowering South Asian youth to pursue creative careers.

On the challenges of having mixed ancestry, how she feels about Samoan representation, and how Stop Asian Hate impacted her approach to cooking.

On overcoming her childhood embarrassment of being Asian and how she fell in love with Asian cuisine.

On overcoming her insecurities as a Chinese female gym owner and how she’s creating space for diversity in fitness.

On how a lack of representation impacted her self-worth, the challenges of being a Korean woman in media, and how anti-Asian racism has affected her.

On choosing a non-stereotypical career and how her non-profit Rise Tribe is redefining what it means to be Filipino-Canadian.

On choosing a creative path, giving back to the Asian community and finding her voice during a time when Asians are speaking up.

On navigating the romance industry as a BIPOC author and incorporating her mental health experiences in her writing.

On reconnecting with her culture and giving back to BIPOC communities.

On embracing diversity in the wellness industry, taking over the family business and learning to become proud of his Chinese roots.

On “Blues Clues & You!”, finding her voice in the performing arts, and breaking Filipino stereotypes.

On how she harnesses social media for her activism and about being a role model for young women of colour.

On diversity in the beauty industry, sharing their heritage with the world and making K-beauty accessible to all.

On the creation of Covry, the lack of Asian representation they experienced growing up and the importance of diversity when it comes to eyewear.

On why ‘The Best We Could Do’ is an “accidental memoir” and how she came to terms with her Vietnamese culture as an Asian-American.

On growing up in a predominately white city, honouring cultural traditions in acupuncture and how she grew to be proud in her own skin.