Articles

Asian American Writers’ Workshop:

• They Don’t Protect Us

Gay City News:

• Filipino HIV/AIDS advocate’s art series uses HIV-positive blood for awareness

• How six NYC 2SLGBTQ artists are fighting back against adversity

• LGBT advocates join protracted push to improve conditions for home care aides

• Non-binary Pakistani-American navigates pressure to conform in ‘Sad Magic Sins’

• ‘Queer Ghosts of Brooklyn’ running tour revisits the borough’s forgotten queer history

• Queer resistance art takes center stage at Flame Con in Times Square

Hyperallergic:

• City Project to “Beautify” New York’s Chinatown Draws Criticism From Community

JoySauce:

• Asian Americans push back against ICE and Trump administration

• Sara Kehaulani Goo Fights for Ancestral Lands in First-Of-Its-Kind Memoir

  Mochi Magazine

• A Power Letter To Asian Women

• Hmong Communities Create Solutions to Fight Water Restrictions and Racial Discrimination

• How the Anti-Affirmative Action Movement Exploited Asian Americans

• Reaching Asian Power: To Build Solidarity, Asian Americans Must Know Ourselves First, Writing For Change Essay Contest Co-Grand Prize Winner

• They Called for Help. Instead, the Police Brought Harm

• The Uncommitted Movement: Asian Americans Rally for Palestinian Rights

• We Cannot Trust White Society With Asian Justice
  

Newsweek

• One Year Later, Stop Asian Hate Laws Have Failed Asian Americans
  

NextShark

• Rally at United Nations decries Filipino president’s arrival and demands human rights be upheld
  

Pigment International

• How Afrofuturism Can Heal Divides Between Black and Asian Communities

• Black Power To Black People: Branding The Black Panther Party At The Poster House Museum NYC

• Harmonia Rosales: Master Narrative

Pride Source

• Sex Work Is Election Work – An Issue Michigan Advocates Say Is Lacking In the 2024 Campaign Cycle
  
  

Prism Reports

• The new mega jail coming to NYC’s Chinatown is a physical reminder of anti-Asian hate

Reappropriate:

• Black and Filipino Solidarity has a Long History Many Forgot

  
  Reckon News:

• In war zones, disabled people must fend for themselves

• Is your city the next 'cop city'?

• How supporting Palestine became a career killer for Gen-Z

• The ghosts of Stonewall are watching: How trans activists are channeling history in the fight for their lives

The Amp:

• “Here Lies Love” Is a Troubling, If Not Entertaining, Take on Filipino History

• How Ricky Sim Found Freedom In Comedy

• Jessica Chen’s Defiant Choreography

them:

• Why Abolition Is Essential for Black-Asian Solidarity

Truthout:

• Mutual Aid - Not Police - Helped New Yorkers in the Wake of Hurricane Ida

Mixed Asian Media:

• Trumps Return Spurs Hawaiian Independence Movement

• Who Will Cry for The Black Asian?

  
  Xtra Magazine:

• Meet four LGBTQ2S+ Activists Who Are Fighting ICE

• Queer activists are fighting for food justice—with or without the government’s help

Poetry

Babaylan’s Lament, on Anathema Magazine, Canada
The Ancestral Feminine, commission for The Asian Women’s Giving Circle 2022 Gala, May 19
Black Asians Matter | Autumn Moon Over Calm Lake, commission for the Soar Over Hate 2023 AAPI Youth Scholarship Calendar
If We Are All Made From Stars, commission for Soar Over Hate
I Flew Your Kite, Habibi, commission for the Asian / Asian American Research Institute
The Obsidian Wings of Heaven, commission for the 2022 Unite Festival in Zürich, Switzerland
Sandra | Song, written, recorded, and interpreted en pointe at the 2025 enough festival in Zürich, Switzerland. World premiere.

Other Significant Performances:
MigrArt 2025, Zürich Switzerland
The Water We Swim In by Xtian Aldana book tour, 2023, New York City
Luya Poetry, 2019 featured artist, Chicago