Illustration by Hanna Cha

Illustration by Hanna Cha

Project Voice Podcast:

Episode 67: Overcoming Barriers while Pursuing a Career in Academia as an Asian American with the SEAAster Scholars

Jessica Nguyen sits down with a few members of the Southeast Asian American (SEAA) SEAAster Scholars Collective–Jacqueline Mac, Linda Pheng, Vanessa S. Na, Varaxy Yi–to hear more about their experiences as POC/SEAA in academia, the meaning of homemaking, and the origin story and mission of their collective.

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PROJECT YELLOW DRESS

Project Yellow Dress is a storytelling platform dedicated to sharing and highlighting the histories, experiences, and voices of the Southeast Asian diaspora. Several members of the SEAAster Scholars Collective have been fortunate to be featured on PYD.

Varaxy Yi Borromeo

Vanessa S. Na

Latana Jennifer Thaviseth

Publications

(Coming soon!)

✨Our website is finally live!✨ Check out SEAAsters.com for updates about our work and how to get connected. We can't wait to share with you all.
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