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News, Voices by EchoX

An Interview with Ann Wright

May 9, 2022

On Technology, building bridges, and amplifying voices.

Crosscut, News

Meet the founders connecting BIPOC youth to the marine sciences

April 21, 2022

From Crosscut (by Wudan Yan) – An interview with the founders of Sea Potential, an organization focused on elevating BIPOC voices in the marine sciences.

News, YES! Magazine

Healing Generational Trauma

March 24, 2022

From YES! Magazine (By Jasmin Joseph) – “For Black and Indigenous communities, it takes more than therapy and medicine to tackle mental illness. We need a holistic approach.”

Arts & Literature

Fierce, Flawed, and Human: On the Strength of Women of Color

February 3, 2022

From Literary Hub (by Daphne Palasi Andreades) – Daphne Palasi Andreades offers her favorite contemporary literature that centers on “women of color and the relationships between them”.

Arts & Literature

Book Recommendations: Standing strong in who you are

January 27, 2022

From Northwest Asian Weekly (By Samantha Pak) – Find a new novel with these recommendations of some 2021 releases!

Arts & Literature

All Booked Up for the Winter!

December 17, 2021

We asked EchoX staff to send us their favorite books written by POC authors – no genre was off limits! If you’re looking for your next great read, it just might be on this list!

News, The Spokesman Review

In Front of the Mask: An Attitude, An Opinion, An Expression of Joy

May 18, 2021

From The Spokesman Review (Treva Lind) – You don’t need to settle for plain surgical masks. Masks can be a way to show pride in identity and invite dialogue about culture and diversity.

News, YES! Magazine

Uncovering the Asian American Old West

May 14, 2021

From YES! Magazine (by Mia Warren) – Beloved books about the West like Little House on the Prairie captured the imagination of many 1st generation Americans, but they omitted the histories and contributions of people of color. Writer Mia Warren uncovers the Asian stories that are part of the Old West narrative and have been here all along.

News, Real Change

Drawing From Life

April 14, 2021

From Real Change – Bangladeshi American artist and activist Fahmida Azim talks about making it as an artist and the shift toward more inclusivity in the art world.

Voices

Community Voices

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