Lalaine is a Filipina student journalist whose work focuses on intimate storytelling and intersectionality. Hailing from Vancouver, she currently studies political science and sociology. When Lalaine’s not writing, she indulges in her passion for photography and visual storytelling, capturing humans and their connection to their community.
Saschie MacLean-Magbanua is moving through grief with dance and community. Learn how vulnerability has helped this mixed-race Filipina Canadian find joy again after losing loved ones.
Lalaine Alindogan sits down with Sari Arambulo, inaugural fellow of the Asian Women Fellowship to learn more about her experience with the Fellowship, upcoming film and television projects and her take on Filipino American representation.
In part two of this series, we continue to celebrate the extraordinary lives of ten Filipinas whose legacies have left lasting social and political impacts on the nation.
In this two part series, we celebrate the extraordinary lives of ten Filipinas whose legacies have left lasting social and political impacts on the nation.
Dante and Darion Basco talks about the Filipino American experience in their directorial-writer debut, working alongside family, and creating opportunities for Asians in Hollywood.
Mental health for Asians is a taboo topic for many. But Subtle Asian Mental Health sought to change that, leading to a movement that changed how we talk and think about Asian mental health.
Lalaine Alindogan reflects on how she learned to embrace cultural Filipino food after early encounters with classmates and mainstream media made her feel isolated and foreign.
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