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Nancy Yao's Role at Smithsonian Stalled As Review Continues - Vimarsana News

Nancy Yao's Role at Smithsonian Stalled As Review Continues

The American Women’s History Museum is awaiting the findings of an investigation into allegations against Yao.

Smithsonian Reviewing Allegations Against Women's History Museum Director - Vimarsana News

Smithsonian Reviewing Allegations Against Women's History Museum Director

Workers at the Museum of Chinese in America allege that Nancy Yao was retaliatory toward employees who reported harassment.

Researchers need help to determine which birds are most at risk from climate change. Here's what you can do - Vimarsana News

Researchers need help to determine which birds are most at risk from climate change. Here's what you can do

The early bird gets the worm, the old saying goes. That's truer today due to climate change, as many birds return to Ontario too late to catch their favourite meals. Fortunately, you can help by participating in citizen science programs like eBird, iNaturalist and Project Feederwatch.

Source: cbc.ca
Nancy Yao Will Not Be Missed - Vimarsana News

Nancy Yao Will Not Be Missed

As president of the Museum of Chinese in America, she patronized Chinatown residents and supported their displacement. She is not fit to lead the American Women's History Museum.

Corky Lee and the Work of Seeing | Online Only | n+1 - Vimarsana News

Corky Lee and the Work of Seeing | Online Only | n+1

There is a symmetry between Corky Lee’s passing and the rise of Stop Anti-Asian Hate: the departure of Asian America’s greatest documentarian and its most visible recent efflorescence. Years earlier, the brief window of postwar Asian American radicalism seemed to have already swung shut. Today, our most notable figures are corporate CEOs and conservative politicians, the eponymous Asians rich and crazy, so the artists, revolutionaries, and workers preserved in Lee’s prints can feel as elusive as their author. No matter how distant an Asian American poor people’s movement may seem, his ...