Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders with Disabilities
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| Baksha Ali She Sees What You Cannot See [Read More] |
Khadija Bari Becoming Her Whole Self [Read More] |
Ollie Cantos A Driving Force in Reshaping Intersectional Visibility [Read More] |
Kim Chua How I Dance with Depression and Dissociation [Read More] |
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| Sneha Dave Super Talent Creates Network for Teens and Young Adults with Chronic Health Conditions [Read More] |
Tammy Duckworth Illinois Senator Severs as Role Model for Many [Read More] |
Shaina Ghuraya Triple Threat Creates Space for Spectacular Intersectional Stories to Grow [Read More] |
Abigail Heringer The Bachelor Season 25’s Frontrunner is a Deaf Contestant, and She’s Already Stolen Our Hearts [Read More] |
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| Mazie Hirono Hawaii Senator Recognized for Leadership as an Immigrant and as a Person with a Disability [Read More] |
Cami Howe Strong Independent Woman Who Doesn’t Need A Knight in Shining Armor [Read More] |
Sophie Jaewon Kim 14-Year-Old Korean-American Actress Paving the Way for Better On-Screen Representation [Read More] |
Kannie Yu LaPack I Was Diagnosed With Breast Cancer—Then Coronavirus Happened [Read More] |
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| Vanni Le Striving To Effect Social Change and Champion Diversity and Inclusion [Read More] |
Steve Lee Disabled Comedian Breaks Down Stereotypes Through Jokes [Read More] |
Ava Rigelhaupt Yes, I’m Jewish: An AAPI Month Reflection [Read More] |
Mritika Senthil Community Engagement Specialist at the Asian Americans with Disabilities Initiative [Read More] |
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| Wally Tablit Power, Practice, and Pride [Read More] |
Dennis Tran My Journey as a Late Autistic Diagnosed Vietnamese American Guy [Read More] |
News You Can Use
- Recognizing Asian Americans with Disabilities in Honor of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month (2021 Press Release)
