Other Coverage
In the modern global social space, language barrier should be the least of our worries when seeking information and honest reporting about social, cultural, political issues that are shaping our local community and the world. News coverage and support resources about Stop The Hate are available and accessible in many languages. This curated page of coverage and stories aims to support and strengthen the ethnic media news sector, as well as provide relevant information to those whose English might or might not be the primary language.
CA’s historic investment toward Asian and Pacific Islander Equity Budget and its Stop the Hate Campaign.
Source: ABC7 Eyewitness News
"This funding is the first of its kind. No one has invested this amount of money towards anti-hate efforts," Mary Anne Foo, executive director of the Orange County Asian and Pacific Islander Community Alliance (OCAPICA). "So, it's so significant that it will move the needle." Now, through the state grants, OCAPICA is allocating millions of dollars to support other organizations and expand its resources like in-language services among many other efforts. "It's really important to work with the Black communities, Latinx communities, Jewish communities, Muslim communities -- hate affects us all," said Foo.
“The Stop the Hate movement and the funding behind it has been an unbelievably long time coming. As STH efforts continue to gather strength throughout California, I think you’ll agree that this mainstream news video marks a solid victory. I confess to having watched it three times just to hear OCAPICA Executive Director Mary Anne Foo talk about ‘moving the needle’ with Stop the Hate funding.” said Celeste Steward from the California State Library.
Civic Leadership Forum “We Are All Americans!”
Source: Ding Ding TV
Civic Leadership Forum Silicon Valley “We Are All Americans” gathered over 200 people in South San Francisco. Organized by Silicon Valley Community Media, Ding Ding TV, and American TeoChow Foundation with Diana Ding as the moderator, the event gathered a number of elected officials. It included Nancy Tung (a trial prosecutor and former Deputy California Attorney General), Yang Shao (Fremont City Councilmember), Lily Mei (Mayor of Fremont, California State Senate Candidate), Sheng Thao (Oakland Councilmember, Oakland Mayor Candidate), Raymond A. Buenaventura (Daly City Vice Mayor).