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Confronting Vietnam's Wildlife Black Market
On December 30, 2016 China announced it vows to ban all commerce in ivory by the end of 2017. China’s illegal poaching and wildlife trade...
Carolyn Lê
Jan 6, 2017


From “Copycat Music” to Plagiarism in Speech Making
The phenomenon of “copycat music” in Vietnam is prevalent among songwriters and singers where credit is not given to the original artists an
Viviane Nguyen
Jan 5, 2017


New York Times Photographer Nguyễn Ngọc Lương Dies at 79
For the second generation Vietnamese-Americans, the remnants of the Vietnam War can be seen through documented pictures, ones that were capt
Viviane Nguyen
Jan 4, 2017

Black Lives Matter and Why it Matters to Vietnamese Americans
It’s not just a black people problem, a white people problem, or even a police problem. It’s an American problem. And that means it’s a...
Carolyn Lê
Jan 4, 2017


Bloggers Censored and Arrested by Vietnam’s Police
Vietnam’s police force imposes tight media censorship and have a zero tolerance approach to criticisms directed at their government,...
Viviane Nguyen
Dec 29, 2016

Vietnamese Americans Picked Up Political Seats in November Elections
Vietnamese Americans picked up seats across the nation, particularly in California. The Vietnamese population is heavily concentrated in...
Viviane Nguyen
Dec 18, 2016

First Vietnamese American Woman Elected to Congress
The first Vietnamese American woman elected to Congress is 37-year-old Stephanie Murphy from the 7th Congressional District in Florida....
Viviane Nguyen
Dec 15, 2016


Good Cops Bad Cops. How Do We Hold Bad Ones Accountable?
OPINION: If we care about our good police officers, we must carve out the space to hold bad ones accountable
Quyen Ngo
Dec 6, 2016

Seeing Red After Feeling Blue - The Effects of the Election on Mental Health
Drawing Conclusions is our job, and is based on contextual, relevant concerns that we discover and define in our design process." When it...
Jullianne Pham
Nov 19, 2016
Vietnamese Americans Shift More Left From Right #LamNenLichSu
Until recently, Vietnamese Americans have long been considered one of the more conservative bases of the Asian American groups. There has...
Viviane Nguyen
Nov 6, 2016

Politics of Relief Funds for Vietnam’s Flood Victims
The month of October 2016 unleashed torrential flood waters in the central region of Vietnam. Tens of thousands of homes are underwater,...
Viviane Nguyen
Nov 4, 2016


A Heart Song for the Grand Opening of the First Vietnamese-American Community Center in the US.
Sunny California as it is more commonly known, but today of all days, the rain poured in above the City San Jose. Despite it all, the celeb
Trami Nguyen Cron
Oct 18, 2016

Budget Cuts Slash Signature Programs for the Asian Pacific American Resource Center at UC Berkeley
The UC Berkeley Asian Pacific American Student Development (APASD) Office serves the diverse and changing needs of the Asian American and...
Viviane Nguyen
Oct 12, 2016


Betty Duong leads Measure A for Affordable Housing in Santa Clara County
A game-changing affordable housing measure on the ballot this November is led by a Vietnamese-American and San Jose native, Betty Duong....
Viviane Nguyen
Oct 4, 2016


Potential to Check “Vietnamese” Box,State Bill Aims to Desegregate Asian American Data
As an Asian American, where is the box to identify oneself as Vietnamese, Hmong, or other groups? Currently, there are only two...
Viviane Nguyen
Sep 17, 2016


Cupping sensationalized in the Olympics may reduce child-abuse accusations against Vietnamese parent
While the media goes into a frenzy around the circular marks resembling bruises on swimmers’ backs during the Olympic games, the...
Viviane Nguyen
Sep 14, 2016


City of San Jose opens its first Vietnamese American Community Center
It has been a long time coming, but the City of San Jose, a city with one of the largest Vietnamese population in nation, will finally...
Viviane Nguyen
Sep 11, 2016


How Does Politics Affect the Number of Vietnamese-Americans Getting Flu Shots?
According to a UCLA study, Vietnamese-Americans are reported to have one of the highest flu shot rates at 47 percent; while Whites,...
Viviane Nguyen
Aug 16, 2016


Vietnam in Favor of China's Loss in the South China Sea Battle
As Vietnam's pressure to stand up against China’s aggression continues to grow, the ruling in favor of the Philippines rather than China...
Viviane Nguyen
Aug 9, 2016


Vietnamese-Americans Represented at the Democratic National Convention
Finding Asian-Americans delegates, specifically Vietnamese-Americans, at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, Ohio, was like...
Viviane Nguyen
Aug 2, 2016
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