You and Me: On Losing a Child to Miscarriage
If you lost a child in your womb or in your arms, you are seen. I am so sorry we are in this broken club of women together.
Darling Letters: Thoughts on Hope and Beauty
We live in a broken and dark world, but light does come.
Darling Letters: La Renovación Que Llega Con Una Nueva Temporada
Salgamos a la luz para renovarnos sabiendo que un cambio interior es lo que seguirá y permanecerá.
On the Legacies Women Create
Let us remember that we are all building legacies and writing stories that will create ripple effects that impact the future.
To Listen or To Censor in a World of Differences
To listen or to censor is a personal and social dilemma that runs deep within the fault line of our world.
Women in History Whose Names You May Not Have Learned in Grade School
Check out this article highlighting women in history who are lesser known.
What It’s Like to Have Conflicting Thoughts About Your Own Race
I’m learning to hold both of my identities, being Asian and American, in my hands at once with gratitude. That is harmony.
Darling Letters: The Beauty of the Ordinary
Let’s embrace the subtle beauty that saturates the simple things.
The Courage to Stay
The more I stay in these tough moments, the more I mature and grow. It is difficult. It is humbling. It is hard, but it is also worth it.
Women, We Did This
Something so strong I had witnessed—the intrinsic, unbreakable bond between women
