Dear Kiki: How can I change my parents’ sustainability habits?
Sustainability habits can be difficult to change, especially for traditional Asian parents. Kiki shares some tips on how to make such changes.
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Breaking beauty standards: Catherine Li leads the way
Digital content creator and model Catherine Li is breaking barriers and advocating for size inclusivity and diversity in the fashion industry.
Dear Kiki: How can I make the best impression when I meet my partner’s traditional Asian parents?
Meeting your partner’s traditional Asian parents for the first time can be stressful. Kiki shares some tips on how to put your best foot forward.
International Womens’ Day 2023 – Asian Women to Watch
Celebrate International Womens’ Day by learning about a diverse group of Asian women to watch in 2023.
Dear Kiki: How can I help my adoptee adapt to a new culture?
In this month’s Dear Kiki, find guidance to help your adoptee adapt to a new culture while maintaining the adoptee’s identity.
Paths to Prosperity: East Meets Dress is modernizing wedding traditions for Asian brides
East Meets Dress bridges tradition and modernity, giving way for Asian brides to celebrate their heritage with a modern Chinese dress.
Dear Kiki: Any tips on visiting my home country as an adult?
Kiki gives advice on how adults returning to their home country in a long while can make the most out of their trip.
2022 Year in Review: Highlights of Cold Tea Collective
It has been an exciting year at Cold Tea Collective. Here is our 2022 year in review highlighting our favorite stories this year.
Dear Kiki: How do I survive holidays with family during a divorce?
Holiday gatherings with family are meant to be joyous occasions, but they can also be a source of stress and anxiety. There are always those who overstep personal boundaries. Unfortunately, the change in your relationship status is likely to invite questions and unwanted attention from these curious individuals.Â
Dear Kiki: How do I cope with losing a loved one?
This month, Kiki helps a reader cope with their grief when they don’t believe in Asian traditions of the afterlife.
