Shruti Rajkumar

As ICE steps up raids across the country, educators and students in New England are on edge, worried about arrests and disruptions in their schools

From Disability Visibility to mentorship, Alice Wong’s legacy inspires disabled Asian Americans to embrace their identities and fight for justice

By Shruti Rajkumar Indian American comedian Zarna Garg is facing backlash from the South Asian American community following a controversial interview she and her daughter gave last week.

Indiana's Jalyn Radziminski brings Black, Asian, disabled communities together to fight voter suppression, expand accessibility, and build power.

Japanese American disability advocate Rosemary McDonnell‑Horita reshapes disability justice through advocacy and documentary Crip Camp with President Obama.

Olivia Rodrigo announced this week that she is launching a new music festival with an all-women lineup at Great Park in Irvine, California later this summer.

By Shruti Rajkumar The world's first museum dedicated to spotlighting queer artists from China and the Chinese diaspora recently opened in San Francisco's Chinatown, and has already made its mark on the local community.

Actress Hailee Steinfeld revealed her daughter's name and dedicated a heartfelt letter to her last week.

By Shruti Rajkumar Jacqueline Fan remembers finding it challenging navigating the New York system to get services for her son with autism, even as someone who has no problem communicating in English.

Six years after 2020, disabled reporters say there wasn’t a full-scale reckoning with disability in newsroom coverage and culture.