Join us in recognizing BIPOC Mental Health Month with a focus on healing trauma within immigrant families and the Asian American community. This event provides an educational and supportive space to explore the unique mental health challenges faced by Asian Americans and immigrants, including cultural stigmas, generational
Mental health continues to be one of the most frowned upon topics in the AAPI community, with suicide being even more difficult to talk about. With your help, we can help build the bridges that connect suicide prevention resources to those who need it most.
How can we heal from racial and intergenerational trauma? What does it mean to invest in self-love as Asian Americans? How do we practice both personal and community care to foster better mental health for all? Join us for an empowering evening at On Waverly,
The authors of Where I Belong and Flawless tackle the subject of Asian American Mental Health & the Beauty Industry.
Asian Mental Health Project and Take Action for Mental Health LA County are proud to present the second annual one-day festival aiming to deepen the conversation about mental health in the Pan-Asian community. Taking place during the month of May as a celebration of both
This year’s Global Talent Symposium will feature leading AAPI corporate leaders and others to share perspectives on how companies and individuals can prioritize the business case for diversity, equity, and inclusion in 2024 amid an increasingly polarized and contentious climate. Find Linda Yoon, founder of
Join us for NMAA’s annual IlluminAsia festival in celebration of Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month! On Day Two of the festival, practice self-care during our Care Fair and Vendor Market with empowering workshops, panel discussions, food, art, and more. In the
Join authors, Soo Jin Lee, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) and Linda Yoon, Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) for a conversation about their best seller book, Where I Belong. Join us to hear from the authors and learn more about their book, how it came
On Monday, April 29, join NAAPIMHA (National Asian American Pacific Islander Mental Health Association) and Yellow Chair Collective for a virtual discussion on Asian mental health and Where I Belong with co-authors Soo Jin Lee and Linda Yoon, moderated by NAAPIMHA Executive Director Dr. Pata
Join us April 20th at Mam’s Books in Seattle – Chinatown International District to engage in an in-depth conversation about trauma healing within the Asian American community. This discussion will also include an exploration of their latest book, “Where I Belong: Healing Trauma and Embracing
