British-Hakka-Chinese female founder and activist Viv Yau has grappled with her multifaceted identity, finding new meaning in what it means to be a British East... Read More...
Feiya Hu is a woman of passion, talent and action. I was thrilled when she generously agreed to chat with me; this courageous, energetic and inspiring change ma... Read More...
Asian representation has been lacking for a long time. Growing up in the London suburbs, I would cling onto any heroes that I could find of my ethnic heritage, ... Read More...
Abbey Wong, Sandii Ng and Sisi Hu are members of Voice ESEA, a non-profit organisation set up this year. Voice ESEA is on a mission to eliminate racial discrimi... Read More...
Kaycee Gu is a London-based, first-generation immigrant Chinese woman, identifying as gay, with pronouns being she/her. She is also an ex-City lawyer-turned con... Read More...
Chinese-American Tanya Zhang grew up in a predominantly Asian community in the United States of America, and when she ventured out to New York to pursue work op... Read More...
Canadian-Chinese Emily Gong is a leader in the arts space with a mission: to empower the artists of this generation and of the future. Having completed a Master... Read More...
Chris Koo, a family physician based in Canada, in pursuit of his next challenge, did not expect that he would be spending several months keeping a tight-lipped ... Read More...
Daniella McNulty is a 30-year-old Multidisciplinary Artist, CMO and Eurasian Model. She works in the arts, fashion, events, hospitality and tourism industries, ... Read More...
Katherine Lam is not only a successful solicitor working in the City of London, but also is the host of her very own podcast show called What They Don't Teach Y... Read More...
Yinsey is a financial regulatory lawyer, accidental model and occasional fashion and travel blogger. Having studied East Asian studies and Economics at University of Toronto, and then Law at Cambridge University, her interests span from the study of modes of economic development to post-Colonial mentalities (with a particular interest in the transition from the Qing to Republican eras) and also include the intersection of human rights and business. She enjoys singing, writing, drawing, working on creative projects and eating (perhaps the latter, a bit too much). Her random loves include karaoke, the plays of Aristophanes, Northern Chinese slang, Disney and fairytales.
