COLab partners and members of the Asian, Pacific Islander and Native Hawaiian communities are invited to a conversation about what local news media can do to improve access to trustworthy news and information that accurately reflects the lives of Asian Coloradans. Join in 6-7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 10, at the Filipino-American Community of Colorado (1900 N Harlan St, Edgewater, CO).
Join Asian Avenue Magazine’s Annie Guo VanDan, Asian Chamber of Commerce’s Frances Campbell, Dragon Boat Festival’s Sara Moore, CORE’s Joie Ha, New Hope Network’s Gil Asakawa and other AAPI community leaders and journalists to review recommendations from Asian, Pacific Islander and Native Hawaiian Coloradans to improve news coverage and community relationships.
Food and beverages will be provided. Childcare support can be provided upon request.
To register, click here. This is a free in-person event with limited seating and. The event sessions will not be recorded.
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