Days of future past: Cambodia’s genocide and the Capitol riots
From the Khmer Rouge to the U.S. Capitol riots, a writer explores how knowledge is the key between making informed decisions and mass chaos.
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The end of an election can be the start of civic engagement
While the 2020 presidential election may be over, it’s not the end of civic engagement. A writer explains the impact of voting in local elections to turn mediocre policies into true progressive ones.
Why the Asian American vote matters
The AAPI population in the US is significant enough to influence elections and redefine the political landscape, making it more important than ever to vote.
The myth of Asian American political apathy
Asian Americans have internalized the model minority stereotype that they are politically apathetic by nature—but our history tells us otherwise. Fresh Off The Vote’s Grace Ouyang outlines how we can debunk the myth, and why it’s crucial that we should.
Canada Votes Part 2: Asian Canadian candidates look to make a difference in the community
For this Canadian election day, we asked Asian candidates about their inspiration in running for office.
Canada Votes Part 1: Asian Canadian candidates talk representation ahead of Election Day
For the 2019 federal election, we chat with candidates of all political stripes on why civic representation and engagement is more important than ever.
