Quyen Dinh and SEARAC – Giving voice to the Southeast Asian American community and its economic security concerns

Quyen Dinh and SEARAC – Giving voice to the Southeast Asian American community and its economic security concerns

A conversation with Quyen Dinh, Executive Director of the Southeast Asian Resource Action Center (SEARAC) May was AAPI Heritage Month and this year’s theme was “I Am Beyond.” It is a phrase meant to evoke the rich and complex diversity of the Asian American and...

Quyen Dinh and SEARAC – Giving voice to the Southeast Asian American community and its economic security concerns

Vietnamese Poetry: Reflections on the sweetness and bitterness of growing older

By Ngô Văn Diệm Ngô Văn Diệm came to the U.S. from Vietnam in 1981. In these poems, Mr. Ngô reflects beautifully on the sweetness and bitterness of growing older, and the ephemeral qualities of memory and of life itself. Mr. Ngô is also the father of Ivy Ngo, a former...

Quyen Dinh and SEARAC – Giving voice to the Southeast Asian American community and its economic security concerns

Medicare & the Windsor Decision: Where do we stand?

By Aaron Tax and Kira Garcia Last year's Windsor decision has triggered a series of ongoing changes that impact many of us on a day-to-day basis. For LGBT older adults, Medicare is one of the most critical Federal programs undergoing change. So where do Medicare...