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Refugee stories: Navigating hardship and resilience in Portland, Detroit and San Francisco

Refugees survived violent regimes and the front lines of war, but their long journeys continue in the United States. With the support of local nonprofits, they begin building new lives. 

Investigative 2017

Missed deadline: The delayed promise of newsroom diversity

At the nation's five largest papers, newsroom leaders are still disproportionately white.

Audio 2017

For Asian Americans, what does it take to confront autism?

Many Asian families are mired by shame, language barriers and limited community resources, say advocates and families of children with autism.

Video 2017

‘The immigrant and the stranger’: South Philadelphia’s Vietnamese community welcomes growing, diverse Asian population

South Philadelphia’s Little Saigon has become the heart of a growing, increasingly diverse Asian population that has made the city feel more like home for immigrants—but has also raised challenges.

2017

Live from Philadelphia

We've arrived in Philly, and the students are working on their projects! This year, we've made significant changes to the Voices program in an effort to better prepare students for the ever-expanding news media universe. We aimed to encourage collaboration, provide skill-specific training and enable students to better participate in the AAJA National Convention. Check out what we're up to!

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The Asian American Journalists Association (AAJA) is a membership nonprofit advancing diversity in newsrooms and ensuring fair and accurate coverage of communities of color. AAJA has more than 1,500 members across the United States and Asia.

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