Dear Kiki: I want to learn more about my parents’ immigration experience. How can I start a dialogue?
In this month’s Dear Kiki, learn tips on how to start a gentle dialogue with your parents about their immigration experience.
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Dear Kiki: I’m thirty and single. Should I be worried?
Kiki addresses how to navigate relationship advice to figure out when or how to best start a family.
Redefining and celebrating Asian Americans in fashion
An exhibit at the Museum at FIT weaves together a rich history celebrating Asian Americans in fashion, from the sewing table to the runway.
Dear Kiki: Can I Raise Bilingual Children When I’m Not Fluent?
In this month’s advice column, Kiki offers a reader advice and resources on raising bilingual children when parents aren’t fluent in language.
Eight Asian changemakers fighting for environmental and climate justice
This International Women’s Day, learn about 8 inspiring Asian changemakers who are fighting for environmental and climate justice.
Dear Kiki: How can I respectfully incorporate feng shui into my daily life?
In this month’s advice column, Kiki offers a reader advice on what honouring the tradition of feng shui in one’s daily life looks like.
A Shot Through the Wall: Aimee Long on police brutality and family dynamics
Aimee Long, director of A Shot Through The Wall, sits down with Cold Tea Collective to discuss police brutality, family dynamics, and bridging communities.
Dear Kiki: How do I stop feeling guilty about going to therapy?
In this month’s advice column, Kiki helps a reader who feels guilty for going to therapy and not telling their family.
Reclaiming Chinese postpartum traditions with Feeding Mama
Feeding Mama helps new mothers in Vancouver reclaim Chinese postpartum traditions with their approach to nourishing foods.
Dear Kiki: How can I navigate changes in childhood friendships as an adult?
Comfort in childhood friendships may be too precious to drift away from as we enter adulthood. Kiki speaks to why this may be necessary, even helpful, as we grow into our own.
