From Story to Strength: An Interview with Diana Ma

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Barbara Jirsa: Building a Vision of Equality within Family Memories

Barbara Jirsa – Artist and administrator speaks about the development of her philosophy in equal rights for women through conversations with her grandmother.

Pride Blooming in Loneliness: Shin Yu Pai's Cross

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From Story to Strength: An Interview with Diana Ma

Diana Ma–Chinese American Seattle author has published books for middle school andyoung adults. Her works feature Asian American heroes–In this episode, she isinterviewed by northwest poet, Arlene Naganawa