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Reverend Jesse Jackson: His Long Quest for Peace, Justice, and Equality Lives On

By Angela Anand, Board Vice Chair of AAUC and Founder of South Asian Women’s Network The passing of Reverend Jesse Jackson has rekindled my memories that had long…

A Consideration of the Life and Legacy of Tatiana Schlossberg

Tatiana Schlossberg, a Yale and Oxford graduate, granddaughter of President John F. Kennedy and daughter of Caroline Kennedy, led a brief but impactful life characterized by her commitment…

Reflections on Dr. King’s Legacy and the Contemporary Peace Walk

On January 19, 2026, our nation commemorates the day of service in memory of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., honoring his profound influence on the nation. Dr. King…

Holiday Luncheon Features India’s Music without Borders

By Angela Anand, President, AAUC On a sunny Sunday afternoon, November 23, 2025, we experienced a musical environment where cultural boundaries converged and melodies traversed regional distinctions, featuring…

Indrani Davaluri: Her Journey as Artist and Producer Director of a Feature Film

Indrani Davaluri stands out as an influential figure in the world of Indian classical dance and cultural leadership. As the founder of the Nataya Margam Dance School, cultural…

The Transformative Rise of Artificial Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence (AI), once regarded as a futuristic concept, has now become a tangible reality, rapidly reshaping our world. Today, discussions about AI are commonplace in social settings,…

Zohran Mamdani Becomes New York City’s First Millennial South Asian Muslim Mayor

New York City has witnessed a landmark political shift with the election of Zohran Mamdani as its mayor. This historic event not only marks a significant advancement in…

Sanae Takaichi Breaks Barriers as Japan’s First Female Prime Minister

Sanae Takaichi made history by challenging four male contenders in the parliamentary elections, ultimately winning the vote to become Japan’s first female prime minister and the leader of…

My Reflection of Diwali Celebration in Fairfax County, Virginia

Diwali Festival of Lights, deeply rooted in Indian culture, transcends geographical boundaries and resonates with unparalleled vibrancy among the Indian diaspora, serving as a powerful link to our…

Helen Zia’s Life Journey and Exploration of Asian Identity

Helen Zia, the civil rights icon and award-winning author, in conversation with Ka Ying Yang, a member of President Biden’s disbanded AANHPI commission, enlightened the attendees at the…

2025 Unity Summit to Address AANHPI Contributions to U.S. Progress and Democracy

On Tuesday, September 16, 2025, the Asian American Unity Coalition will host a panel discussion focused on the contributions of Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI)…

Discriminatory Immigration Practices Based on Race, Quotas and Employable Skills

I came to this country fresh out of college, newly married and full of hope. After a few years of residency, my spouse helped guide me through the…

2025 Unity Summit to Showcase Cultural Entertainment

Attendees of the two-day 2025 Unity Summit will enjoy discussions and entertainment highlighting the diverse cultural heritage of AANHPI communities. The first day, September 16, will feature a…

Philanthropic Trailblazers Anil Sharma and Sandy Chau to Speak at the 2025 Unity Summit

Anil Sharma and Sandy Chau are trailblazing immigrant entrepreneurs who have not only built remarkable business empires but have also left a lasting impact on their communities through philanthropy, mentorship, and…

The Dalip Singh Saund Award: Honoring a Legacy

On September 17, 2025, Asian American Unity Coalition (AAUC) will announce the recipient of the Dalip Singh Saund Award at its 2025 Unity Summit. The award is given…

AAUC: On the Trajectory of Achievements and Initiation of a News Portal

Our upcoming third annual Unity Summit is September 16-17, 2025, in Washington, D.C. It promises to be our most impactful yet, reflecting the increasing momentum of the AAUC.…

Why I Feel Freedom and Pride on the Fourth of July

Freedom is priceless. On the Fourth of July, we feel happy and thankful that the 13 colonies all together declared their independence status on this day in 1776. The…

Juneteenth is Remembered

President Abraham Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation was issued in 1863, but Juneteenth, celebrated on June 19, marks the 1865 announcement of freedom for enslaved people in Texas. It is…

Punjabi Heritage Celebrated in Virginia with Performances and Elected Officials

When culture, charisma, and the crackling sounds of chunky ornate jewelry worn by Indian peasant women meet the men folk of a village attired in colorful “kurtis” and “sarongs”…