

Filipino American Curator Helps Lead Smithsonian Exhibition for America’s 250th Anniversary
By Josie Moralidad Ziman, PHLV Radio Washington, D.C. Correspondent WASHINGTON, D.C. — Filipino American scholar and curator Theodore S. Gonzalves is helping lead one of the Smithsonian Institution’s major exhibitions commemorating the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence at the National Museum of American History. Gonzalves serves as Project Director of “In Pursuit of Life, Liberty, and Happiness,” a landmark exhibition that explores the American story throu


Fil-Am Group Pushes to Break Mental Health Stigma With June 13 “Kapihan” in Las Vegas
LAS VEGAS — With mental health still carrying deep stigma in many Filipino households, community advocates say the need to normalize conversations and expand access to culturally informed support has never been more urgent. Healthy Fil‑Am Nayon, a movement promoting holistic wellness among Filipino Americans, is responding by hosting its next community gathering focused entirely on mental well‑being. The event, “Kapihan 2: A Space for Comfort, Conversation, & Mental Health,”


Nevadans Engage Lawmakers in Washington During EducAsian Advocacy Visit
WASHINGTON — A delegation of Nevadans representing business, education, community organizations, small‑business and ethnic media took part in EducAsian, an advocacy program of the Asian Community Development Council and One APIA Nevada, gaining a direct look at how federal policy is shaped on Capitol Hill. A breakout group from the full delegation meets with staff at the office of Representative Horsford. The visit came one day after the group attended the APAICS Legislative









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