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This is the space where I share professional insights, personal stories, creative writing, and day-to-day reflections. My writing chronicles my living experiences and acts as a place where I can personally offer you professional expertise and best practice ideas.
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SUSIE 수지
According to Mental Health America (MHA), Asian Americans are the least likely racial group in the United States to seek mental health services. Of the 19 million Asian Americans living […]
It amazes me that there are these secret hidden gems of human beings walking around the Earth, doing good things because they care, loving others even when they get zero […]
I was in De Queen, Arkansas training their Sheriff’s office and correctional team in safeTALK for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.
I made a total of 32 unique posts this month about Asian American history. It started several months back, when I realized no one outside of my Asian American community […]
November 13, 1982: The Vietnam War Memorial just in time for Memorial Day Weekend The Vietnam War Memorial is dedicated in Washington, D.C. Designed by Maya Lin, the daughter of […]
Thank you to Garland County Justice of the Peace Esther Hunter Dixon and the NAACP for organizing this Peace Vigil in Hot Springs to discuss ending hate in our society. […]
June 19, 1982: The killing of Vincent Chin. This one gets me, every time. Every time. Four days after being held down and beaten in the head with a baseball […]
I’m really looking forward to being a keynote speaker for the Aliviane, Inc.Behavioral Health Conference 2021.
August 19, 1973 Martial arts movie Enter the Dragon premieres, three weeks after its action star, Bruce Lee, dies from an allergic reaction to pain medication in Hong Kong. In […]
January 4, 1965 Patsy T. Mink U.S. Representative Patsy T. Mink of Hawaii is sworn in as the first Asian American woman, and first woman of color, to serve in […]
August 24, 1959 Hiram L. Fong Born in Honolulu the son of poor Chinese immigrants, Hiram L. Fong is sworn in as Hawaii’s first U.S. Senator, becoming the first Asian […]
January 21, 1910: ANGEL ISLAND The immigration station Angel Island opens in California’s San Francisco Bay, serving as the country’s major port of entry for Asian immigrants, with some 100,000 […]