AAJA Defined
AAJA Defined showcases the lives and journeys of AAPI media professionals (and allies) shaping global narratives about Asian Pacific America and redefining journalism in inclusive, expansive, and visionary ways. Produced by the Asian American Journalists Association, est. 1981.
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Behind The Story
Behind the Story: Curtis Chin’s new documentary film, “Dear Corky,” pays tribute to the late and…
Behind the Story: Curtis Chin’s new documentary film, “Dear Corky,” pays tribute to the late and…
“Dear Corky” captures the breadth of Corky Lee’s life, career and tireless fight for Asian visibility in American photojournalism.
Behind The Story: Stephanie Foo on writing “What My Bones Know” and coping with C-PTSD
Behind The Story: Stephanie Foo on writing “What My Bones Know” and coping with C-PTSD
What a journalist’s struggle with complex trauma taught her about the complexities of the Asian American experience
Behind the Story: On giving student journalists the pay, representation and institutional support…
Behind the Story: On giving student journalists the pay, representation and institutional support…
Interview with 2021 VOICES fellows Janice Kai Chen, Ilena Peng, Jasen Lo, Trisha Ahmed, Simon Levien and Devan Karp
Member Highlights
Jireh Deng, Salgu Wissmath and Jenny Kwon on Identity, Queer Coverage and Upcoming Projects
Jireh Deng, Salgu Wissmath and Jenny Kwon on Identity, Queer Coverage and Upcoming Projects
AAJA members explore how their queerness informs their work