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Colorado’s Asian American Heroes 2012
Story by Patricia Kaowthumrong | Photos by Joe Nguyen In its fourth year, Colorado Asian Culture and Education Network proudly announces the 2012 Asian American Heroes of Colorado: Dr. DJ Ida, Executive Director of National Asian American Pacific Islander Mental
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“Every Day is a Holiday” premieres on public television in May 2012
“Every Day is a Holiday” Sunday, May 20, 2012 4:00 pm MST KRMZ-HDTV Rocky Mountain PBS In conjuction with Asian Pacific American Heritage Month and Memorial Day, “Every Day Is a Holiday,” a warm and intimate portrait of
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100 Great Employers for Asian Americans
According to unemployment data disclosed by the U.S. Department of Labor, some interesting findings on Asian Americans were reported by the Economic Policy Institution on April 5, 2012. Overall, during the 2007 to 2010 economic downturn, Asian
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The spectacular Chinese performance “Legend of the Sun” comes to Denver
The Chinese American Post and Confucius Classroom in Denver present the “Legend of the Sun” song and dance show performed by the China Nanning Art Theatre. With shows on Saturday, June 16 and Sunday, June 17,
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Announcing 2012 Miss AACO Program!
Asian Avenue magazine proudly presents the fifth annual Miss Asian American Colorado Leadership Program. For more information and to see the 2012 candidate profiles, please visit: www.missaaco.com. The Miss Asian American Colorado Leadership Program’s
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2012 Asian American Heroes of Colorado Nominations!
Please join us for our 2012 Asian American Heroes of Colorado Award Ceremony and Brunch at Kings Land Seafood Restaurant on Saturday, May 26th, beginning at 10:00 a.m. Tickets are $20/person or $15/student. To
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Faith is what unites followers at the Asian religious centers across Denver
When the Lao Buddhist Temple of Colorado burned to the ground Dec. 5, 2011, there was an outpouring of support from other Asian communities who offered their temples for worship. The expressions of support from other Asian-American religious
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Jeremy Lin fulfills the dream of every kid who’s ever played ball
Sports Column by: Anhhai Peter Bui, Asian Avenue magazine It’s game seven of the NBA finals and it’s tied with six seconds left on the game clock. With no timeouts and the ball in your hands you’re
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Ringing in the new year with cultural traditions
Whether your routine involves finding the perfect person to plant that midnight kiss on or eating a slab of a whole suckling pig, every culture has its own traditions for celebrating the new year.
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I’m getting married! Now how to incorporate the Asian wedding traditions
Marriage used to be about necessity—the coupling of individuals to produce offspring to contribute to society and carry on the family name. Nowadays, if you’re lucky, marriage is much less depressing. Instead of being
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