Our Solution

We bridge institutions and government to Asian Americans for data equity, data disaggregation, and research so that Asian American representation is included.

Our Phased Approach

Phase 1: Build up the Asian respondent/participant base
Phase 2: Build out of institutional relationships
Phase 3: Establish MyAsianVoice as a trusted platform to Asian data

Join our growing respondent list >>

Welcome to

myasianvoice

MyAsianVoice connects Asian Americans to surveys and research to bridge the Asian data gap.

Our Articles, Newsletter, and Data provide intersectional, disaggregated information and news for the Asian female and beyond.

Join our growing respondent list. Your voice matters. There is no cost and no catch.

Join our growing respondent list >>

Our Solution

We bridge institutions and government to Asian Americans for data equity, data disaggregation, and research so that Asian American representation is included.

Our Phased Approach

Phase 1: Build up the Asian respondent/participant base
Phase 2: Build out of institutional relationships
Phase 3: Establish MyAsianVoice as a trusted platform to Asian data

Join our growing respondent list >>

Welcome to

myasianvoice

MyAsianVoice connects Asian Americans to surveys and research to bridge the Asian data gap.

Our Articles, Newsletter, and Data provide intersectional, disaggregated information and news for the Asian female and beyond.

Join our growing respondent list. Your voice matters. There is no cost and no catch.

Join our growing respondent list >>

Our Solution

We bridge institutions and government to Asian Americans for data equity, data disaggregation, and research so that Asian American representation is included.

Our Phased Approach

Phase 1: Build up the Asian respondent/participant base
Phase 2: Build out of institutional relationships
Phase 3: Establish MyAsianVoice as a trusted platform to Asian data

Join our growing respondent list >>

How We Impact

Family, Government, Voices

America’s Muslim youth unfairly shouldering the collective guilt of 9/11

Muslim American youth find themselves navigating a predominantly White, mainstream culture, contending with feelings of marginalization and stigmatization. Their…

Voices, Work

Interview with Tammy Meinershagen

A former professional musician and public school teacher, Tammy Meinershagen is the first Asian American representative on the Frisco…

Government, Resources

Infographics: 3 branches of the U.S. federal government

(This infographic of the 3 branches of U.S. Federal government was created by Vennage, an infographics creation platform.) The…

Family, Government, Voices

Asian American approval and disapproval of Trump’s policies

Trump has taken hardline measures on immigration, diversity programs, tariffs, and the federal government. Recent approval tracking by the…

Government, Money, Resources, Work

Asian Americans pay higher personal income taxes

Every April, American households of all races and ethnicities file their personal income taxes. This year, the average Asian…

Government, Resources, Work

Asian American and Pacific Islander women in Congress

Each year, the U.S. Congress consists of 535 voting members: 100 senators in the Senate and 435 representatives in…

Government, Resources, Voices

The Asian American vote in the 2024 presidential election

Asian Americans, including multiracial Asian Americans, make up 7% of the U.S. population and 5% of the U.S. registered…

Family, Government, Money, Resources

Lower real income and higher poverty for Asian Americans in 2023

Real median income, or income that accounts for inflation, of American households increased by +4.0% to $80,610 in 2023…

Government, Resources, Voices

Voter turnout differ among Asian American subgroups and gender

Asian Americans voters are a highly diverse group whose political numbers and power have been growing. The 2020 voter…

Government, Resources, Voices

Women are still underrepresented in local government, despite a woman running for president

Congress is infamous for having few women in office. But until now, researchers and the public knew very little…

Family, Government, Money, Resources

Asian American household spending and expenses

What are the buying habits or expenditures of Asian American households? Does the average Asian American household pay more…

Family, Money, Resources

Profile of Asian American and international homebuyers

The Asian American homeownership rate has hit a new high at 63% in 2022 and is varied across Asian…

Family, Government, Money, Resources

Demographics and Socioeconomics of Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders

The U.S. Department of the Treasury (“U.S. Treasury”) held its inaugural AANHPI Economice Summit on May 7, 2024. MyAsianVoice…

Government, Resources, Voices

Non-White people are drastically underrepresented in local government

The people who serve in local governments – cities, counties and other entities below the state level – represent…

Government, Resources

Vastly underrepresented: Appointments of Asian Californians made by the Governor’s Office

California is home to more than 6 million Asian American and Pacific Islanders (AAPIs). AAPIs make up 16.8% of…

Family, Government, Money, Resources

Wealth of Asian families broken out for the first time in Fed’s Survey of Consumer Finances

The Survey of Consumer Finances (SCF) is a tri-annual survey sponsored by the Federal Reserve Board and conducted by…

Family, Money, Voices

Fear of competition? Research shows that when Asian students move in, White families move out

In wealthy, educated communities, evidence emerges of a new form of “white flight.” A recent study of wealthy California…

Family, Government, Resources

Newly released detailed census data makes visible 19 additional Asian groups

Asian Americans grew to over 24.0 million in 2020. Newly released detailed census data show Asian Indians (4.4 million)…

Government, Voices, Work

Inside series to demystify public service

I did not see any role models of Asian female public officials growing up. In many ways, it is…

Government, Voices, Work

Why I ran for city council

I did not foresee that I would be running a political campaign or holding public office as the first…

Family, Government, Money, Work

U.S. immigration policy and high Asian incomes

Thanks to selective U.S. Immigration policy that prefers highly skilled, highly educated applicants, Asian Americans have the highest median…

Government, Resources, Work

Laws, regulations and rights relevant for the Asian female

The U.S. enacted discrimination laws that protect us from being treated differently, given opportunity differently, or serviced differently based…

Government, Resources, Work

R.I.P. non-compete agreements?

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) chaired by Lina M. Khan, had announced in January of 2023, new proposed rules…

Family, Health, Voices

A view in focus: Asian Americans in the COVID-19 and Anti-Asian racism syndemic

With COVID-19, Asian Americans are both the “yellow peril” who brought the virus to the United States and the…

Family, Government, Voices

America’s Muslim youth unfairly shouldering the collective guilt of 9/11

Muslim American youth find themselves navigating a predominantly White, mainstream culture, contending with feelings of marginalization and stigmatization. Their…

Voices, Work

Interview with Tammy Meinershagen

A former professional musician and public school teacher, Tammy Meinershagen is the first Asian American representative on the Frisco…

Government, Resources

Infographics: 3 branches of the U.S. federal government

(This infographic of the 3 branches of U.S. Federal government was created by Vennage, an infographics creation platform.) The…

Family, Government, Voices

Asian American approval and disapproval of Trump’s policies

Trump has taken hardline measures on immigration, diversity programs, tariffs, and the federal government. Recent approval tracking by the…

Government, Money, Resources, Work

Asian Americans pay higher personal income taxes

Every April, American households of all races and ethnicities file their personal income taxes. This year, the average Asian…

Government, Resources, Work

Asian American and Pacific Islander women in Congress

Each year, the U.S. Congress consists of 535 voting members: 100 senators in the Senate and 435 representatives in…

Government, Resources, Voices

The Asian American vote in the 2024 presidential election

Asian Americans, including multiracial Asian Americans, make up 7% of the U.S. population and 5% of the U.S. registered…

Family, Government, Money, Resources

Lower real income and higher poverty for Asian Americans in 2023

Real median income, or income that accounts for inflation, of American households increased by +4.0% to $80,610 in 2023…

Government, Resources, Voices

Voter turnout differ among Asian American subgroups and gender

Asian Americans voters are a highly diverse group whose political numbers and power have been growing. The 2020 voter…

Government, Resources, Voices

Women are still underrepresented in local government, despite a woman running for president

Congress is infamous for having few women in office. But until now, researchers and the public knew very little…

Family, Government, Money, Resources

Asian American household spending and expenses

What are the buying habits or expenditures of Asian American households? Does the average Asian American household pay more…

Family, Money, Resources

Profile of Asian American and international homebuyers

The Asian American homeownership rate has hit a new high at 63% in 2022 and is varied across Asian…

Family, Government, Money, Resources

Demographics and Socioeconomics of Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders

The U.S. Department of the Treasury (“U.S. Treasury”) held its inaugural AANHPI Economice Summit on May 7, 2024. MyAsianVoice…

Government, Resources, Voices

Non-White people are drastically underrepresented in local government

The people who serve in local governments – cities, counties and other entities below the state level – represent…

Government, Resources

Vastly underrepresented: Appointments of Asian Californians made by the Governor’s Office

California is home to more than 6 million Asian American and Pacific Islanders (AAPIs). AAPIs make up 16.8% of…

Family, Government, Money, Resources

Wealth of Asian families broken out for the first time in Fed’s Survey of Consumer Finances

The Survey of Consumer Finances (SCF) is a tri-annual survey sponsored by the Federal Reserve Board and conducted by…

Family, Money, Voices

Fear of competition? Research shows that when Asian students move in, White families move out

In wealthy, educated communities, evidence emerges of a new form of “white flight.” A recent study of wealthy California…

Family, Government, Resources

Newly released detailed census data makes visible 19 additional Asian groups

Asian Americans grew to over 24.0 million in 2020. Newly released detailed census data show Asian Indians (4.4 million)…

Government, Voices, Work

Inside series to demystify public service

I did not see any role models of Asian female public officials growing up. In many ways, it is…

Government, Voices, Work

Why I ran for city council

I did not foresee that I would be running a political campaign or holding public office as the first…

Family, Government, Money, Work

U.S. immigration policy and high Asian incomes

Thanks to selective U.S. Immigration policy that prefers highly skilled, highly educated applicants, Asian Americans have the highest median…

Government, Resources, Work

Laws, regulations and rights relevant for the Asian female

The U.S. enacted discrimination laws that protect us from being treated differently, given opportunity differently, or serviced differently based…

Government, Resources, Work

R.I.P. non-compete agreements?

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) chaired by Lina M. Khan, had announced in January of 2023, new proposed rules…

Family, Health, Voices

A view in focus: Asian Americans in the COVID-19 and Anti-Asian racism syndemic

With COVID-19, Asian Americans are both the “yellow peril” who brought the virus to the United States and the…

Family, Government, Voices

America’s Muslim youth unfairly shouldering the collective guilt of 9/11

Muslim American youth find themselves navigating a predominantly White, mainstream culture, contending with feelings of marginalization and stigmatization. Their…

Voices, Work

Interview with Tammy Meinershagen

A former professional musician and public school teacher, Tammy Meinershagen is the first Asian American representative on the Frisco…

Government, Resources

Infographics: 3 branches of the U.S. federal government

(This infographic of the 3 branches of U.S. Federal government was created by Vennage, an infographics creation platform.) The…

How We Work

Government, Money, Resources

Pay Equity: States with pay transparency laws

It’s clear that pay transparency will continue to increase in the U.S. A recent report by Indeed, a leading…

Resources, Work

Korn Ferry + Rockfeller Foundation study on women CEOs

A study aptly named the CEO Pipeline Project conducted by Korn Ferry, a global organizational consulting firm, and the…

Government, Resources, Work

Two-thirds of U.S. executive teams are Republican and growing more partisan

While U.S. firms are outwardly supporting progressive causes, inwardly researchers found executive teams in U.S. firms to be overwhelmingly…

Resources, Voices, Work

An analysis of racial justice statements from the 500 largest US companies by social scientists found that DEI officials really did have an influence

There was a rapid rise in DEI positions in the U.S., with a big jump in 2020, followed by…

Health, Resources, Work

1 in 5 medical doctors in the U.S. are Asian

Have you ever searched for a doctor based on specialty, gender, or race? For many women and Americans of…

Resources, Voices, Work

Quality feedback is elusive for Asians and women in the workplace

Research spanning from a decade (2014-2024) of analyzing language bias in performance feedback found gender and racial language bias…

Money, Resources, Work

Why perceived talent is rewarded over hard work

Is being perceived as hard-working a good thing? Not always, says research on naturalness bias – the preference for talent over hard work. When naturalness bias occurs in the workplace, it can be deeply unfair and costly.

Money, Voices, Work

Ethnic diversity is still a serious issue at the top level in accounting firms

As educators and researchers, my colleagues and I aimed to gain insights into the work environment of ethnic minority…

Money, Resources, Work

The subtle way cultural bias affects job interviews

Job applicants who want to appear calm and collected might be at a disadvantage. According to a Stanford study,…

Government, Money, Work

Education does not resolve gender wage gap according to data from the U.S. Census

Men earn more than women even when both have bachelor’s degrees in the same field, according to new data…

Resources, Voices, Work

5 years of ‘Women in the Workplace’: Little progress for Asians, Blacks, and Latinas

Little progress for Asian, Black, and Latina women in the C-suite across 5 years of ‘Women in the Workplace’…

Resources, Voices, Work

I am a social science researcher who research Asian women in leadership

As a social science researcher, I’m curious about people’s lived experiences, complex behaviors, and how leadership potential is determined…

Money, Resources, Work

Foreign-born CEOs are fired more often and CEOs with favorable surnames are paid more

Recent studies found bias on corporate boards. Foreign-born CEOs, defined as CEOs born outside the country of the firms…

Resources, Voices, Work

For Asian women, sponsorship can be history making. Meet Kim Ng, the first female GM in Major League Baseball

Kim J. Ng made history when she became the general manager (GM) of the Miami Marlins in 2020. She…

Resources, Work

The double-bind for Asian American women in leadership

Women face a double bind when we are in leadership positions – we are expected to be competent and…

Resources, Voices, Work

Bust the bamboo ceiling: ONE mistake smart Asian managers make [and how to fix it]

The fix is to shift from demonstrating how smart you are to showing your strategic impact. Ready to make…

Resources, Voices, Work

Imposter syndrome and the Asian woman

“In our careers, we will likely experience a sense of imposter syndrome at some point. First, stop assuming you…

Government, Money, Resources

Pay Equity: States with pay transparency laws

It’s clear that pay transparency will continue to increase in the U.S. A recent report by Indeed, a leading…

Resources, Work

Korn Ferry + Rockfeller Foundation study on women CEOs

A study aptly named the CEO Pipeline Project conducted by Korn Ferry, a global organizational consulting firm, and the…

Government, Resources, Work

Two-thirds of U.S. executive teams are Republican and growing more partisan

While U.S. firms are outwardly supporting progressive causes, inwardly researchers found executive teams in U.S. firms to be overwhelmingly…

Resources, Voices, Work

An analysis of racial justice statements from the 500 largest US companies by social scientists found that DEI officials really did have an influence

There was a rapid rise in DEI positions in the U.S., with a big jump in 2020, followed by…

Health, Resources, Work

1 in 5 medical doctors in the U.S. are Asian

Have you ever searched for a doctor based on specialty, gender, or race? For many women and Americans of…

Resources, Voices, Work

Quality feedback is elusive for Asians and women in the workplace

Research spanning from a decade (2014-2024) of analyzing language bias in performance feedback found gender and racial language bias…

Money, Resources, Work

Why perceived talent is rewarded over hard work

Money, Voices, Work

Ethnic diversity is still a serious issue at the top level in accounting firms

As educators and researchers, my colleagues and I aimed to gain insights into the work environment of ethnic minority…

Money, Resources, Work

The subtle way cultural bias affects job interviews

Job applicants who want to appear calm and collected might be at a disadvantage. According to a Stanford study,…

Government, Money, Work

Education does not resolve gender wage gap according to data from the U.S. Census

Men earn more than women even when both have bachelor’s degrees in the same field, according to new data…

Resources, Voices, Work

5 years of ‘Women in the Workplace’: Little progress for Asians, Blacks, and Latinas

Little progress for Asian, Black, and Latina women in the C-suite across 5 years of ‘Women in the Workplace’…

Resources, Voices, Work

I am a social science researcher who research Asian women in leadership

As a social science researcher, I’m curious about people’s lived experiences, complex behaviors, and how leadership potential is determined…

Money, Resources, Work

Foreign-born CEOs are fired more often and CEOs with favorable surnames are paid more

Recent studies found bias on corporate boards. Foreign-born CEOs, defined as CEOs born outside the country of the firms…

Resources, Voices, Work

For Asian women, sponsorship can be history making. Meet Kim Ng, the first female GM in Major League Baseball

Kim J. Ng made history when she became the general manager (GM) of the Miami Marlins in 2020. She…

Resources, Work

The double-bind for Asian American women in leadership

Women face a double bind when we are in leadership positions – we are expected to be competent and…

Resources, Voices, Work

Bust the bamboo ceiling: ONE mistake smart Asian managers make [and how to fix it]

The fix is to shift from demonstrating how smart you are to showing your strategic impact. Ready to make…

Resources, Voices, Work

Imposter syndrome and the Asian woman

“In our careers, we will likely experience a sense of imposter syndrome at some point. First, stop assuming you…

Government, Money, Resources

Pay Equity: States with pay transparency laws

It’s clear that pay transparency will continue to increase in the U.S. A recent report by Indeed, a leading…

Resources, Work

Korn Ferry + Rockfeller Foundation study on women CEOs

A study aptly named the CEO Pipeline Project conducted by Korn Ferry, a global organizational consulting firm, and the…

Government, Resources, Work

Two-thirds of U.S. executive teams are Republican and growing more partisan

While U.S. firms are outwardly supporting progressive causes, inwardly researchers found executive teams in U.S. firms to be overwhelmingly…

How We Live

Family, Health, Voices

Research on teen social media use has a racial bias – studies of White kids are widely taken to be universal

White teens and teens of color do not have identical online experiences. Asian American teens often face racism and…

Family, Money, Resources

Asian Americans lag in owning homes

Asian Americans lag behind in homeownership and face discrimination in the mortgage market. This reality busts the Model Minority…

Family, Health, Voices

When Filipino parents in the U.S. encourage their children to talk about their feelings and promote cultural pride, their children’s mental health improves

Research is clear: When kids are able to talk with their family about their feelings, they are more likely…

Family, Government, Resources

Over a third of Asian American youths are multiracial

Multiracial individuals (mixed-race or those who are of more than one race) are becoming increasingly common in America, particularly…

Government, Resources, Work

Unauthorized Asian immigrants living in the United States

Unauthorized immigrants from Asia often do not fit into American stereotypes of undocumented immigrants. Most are highly educated and…

Family, Health, Resources

Asian high school students experience racism the most per CDC’s latest 2023 youth survey

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has released its latest Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS) that looks…

Family, Government, Resources

A data guide to Chinese migrants at the border

Stifling political repression, a slowing Chinese economy, the emergence of social media as a conduit for irregular travel, all…

Family, Money, Resources, Voices

How to handle a wage gap when you earn more than your partner

As a certified dating and relationship coach and former lawyer and mediator, I see more and more couples face…

Government, Health, Resources

Unlike other racial groups, cancer is the leading cause of death in Asian American men and women

Cancer is the leading cause of death among Asian American men and women, while heart disease is the leading…

Family, Health, Resources

Nearly 700K Asian American and NHPI adults identify as LGBT

June is Pride Month. According to The Williams Institute at UCLA School of Law, an estimated 685,000 Asian American…

Health, Resources, Voices

How Pacific Islanders view therapy—and why that matters

Suicide rates are disproportionately high for people of Pacific Islander heritage. Why? That’s what a recent study aimed to…

Family, Government, Health, Resources

NYC’s first-of-its-kind report on Asian New Yorkers shows surprising results

Despite being among NYC’s fastest-growing populations, Asian New Yorkers remain understudied and misrepresented. As such NYC sought to disaggregate…

Health, Resources, Voices

Research into Asian American health doesn’t always reflect their diversity

Large health studies sometimes paint a rosy picture of Asian Americans in comparison with other groups. When viewed not…

Family, Government, Health

High use of in vitro fertilization (IVF) by Asian Americans

Alabama’s Supreme Court ruled on February 16th that frozen embryos can be considered children and protected under the state’s…

Family, Government, Health

After years of decline, Texas Asian and teen fertility rates rise after abortion ban

A new study by the University of Houston of 2022 fertility data from the Centers for Disease Control and…

Family, Health, Resources, Voices

How to set boundaries when you’ve never been taught how

As a daughter of Indian immigrants, and as a licensed therapist, I understand how complex setting boundaries can be…

Family, Government, Money

AG report finds Asian, Black, and Latino New Yorkers are less likely to own a home and face higher barriers to financing

New York State’s Office of the Attorney General released on October 31, 2023, a new report detailing deep racial…

Family, Government, Resources

Religion among Asians in America – a diverse landscape with concentrations by ethnicity

While there is a greater diversity of religions practiced by Asians in America, there also exists religious concentrations when…

Family, Government, Money

From Chinatowns to ethnoburbs and beyond, where Chinese people settle reflects changing wealth levels and political climates

We are researchers who study international migration. The origins, demographics and settlement patterns of the approximately 60 million people…

Family, Government, Voices

America’s Muslim youth unfairly shouldering the collective guilt of 9/11

Muslim American youth find themselves navigating a predominantly White, mainstream culture, contending with feelings of marginalization and stigmatization. Their…

Family, Health, Resources

Overweight for Asian Americans begin at a BMI of 23 vs. 25 for most Americans

Did you know that there is a separate Body Mass Index (BMI) for Asian Americans? While not perfect, BMI…

Family, Government, Health, Voices

I asked ChatGPT to write about the breakdown of mixed Asians

I asked ChatGPT to write about the breakdown of mixed Asians in the U.S. and sadly, it answered that…

Family, Government, Health, Resources

Asian women have higher marriage rates and much lower divorce

We hear the statistic that half of all marriages end up in divorce, but is that true for Asian…

Family, Health, Voices

Research on teen social media use has a racial bias – studies of White kids are widely taken to be universal

White teens and teens of color do not have identical online experiences. Asian American teens often face racism and…

Family, Money, Resources

Asian Americans lag in owning homes

Asian Americans lag behind in homeownership and face discrimination in the mortgage market. This reality busts the Model Minority…

Family, Health, Voices

When Filipino parents in the U.S. encourage their children to talk about their feelings and promote cultural pride, their children’s mental health improves

Research is clear: When kids are able to talk with their family about their feelings, they are more likely…

Family, Government, Resources

Over a third of Asian American youths are multiracial

Multiracial individuals (mixed-race or those who are of more than one race) are becoming increasingly common in America, particularly…

Government, Resources, Work

Unauthorized Asian immigrants living in the United States

Unauthorized immigrants from Asia often do not fit into American stereotypes of undocumented immigrants. Most are highly educated and…

Family, Health, Resources

Asian high school students experience racism the most per CDC’s latest 2023 youth survey

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has released its latest Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS) that looks…

Family, Government, Resources

A data guide to Chinese migrants at the border

Stifling political repression, a slowing Chinese economy, the emergence of social media as a conduit for irregular travel, all…

Family, Money, Resources, Voices

How to handle a wage gap when you earn more than your partner

As a certified dating and relationship coach and former lawyer and mediator, I see more and more couples face…

Government, Health, Resources

Unlike other racial groups, cancer is the leading cause of death in Asian American men and women

Cancer is the leading cause of death among Asian American men and women, while heart disease is the leading…

Family, Health, Resources

Nearly 700K Asian American and NHPI adults identify as LGBT

June is Pride Month. According to The Williams Institute at UCLA School of Law, an estimated 685,000 Asian American…

Health, Resources, Voices

How Pacific Islanders view therapy—and why that matters

Suicide rates are disproportionately high for people of Pacific Islander heritage. Why? That’s what a recent study aimed to…

Family, Government, Health, Resources

NYC’s first-of-its-kind report on Asian New Yorkers shows surprising results

Despite being among NYC’s fastest-growing populations, Asian New Yorkers remain understudied and misrepresented. As such NYC sought to disaggregate…

Health, Resources, Voices

Research into Asian American health doesn’t always reflect their diversity

Large health studies sometimes paint a rosy picture of Asian Americans in comparison with other groups. When viewed not…

Family, Government, Health

High use of in vitro fertilization (IVF) by Asian Americans

Alabama’s Supreme Court ruled on February 16th that frozen embryos can be considered children and protected under the state’s…

Family, Government, Health

After years of decline, Texas Asian and teen fertility rates rise after abortion ban

A new study by the University of Houston of 2022 fertility data from the Centers for Disease Control and…

Family, Health, Resources, Voices

How to set boundaries when you’ve never been taught how

As a daughter of Indian immigrants, and as a licensed therapist, I understand how complex setting boundaries can be…

Family, Government, Money

AG report finds Asian, Black, and Latino New Yorkers are less likely to own a home and face higher barriers to financing

New York State’s Office of the Attorney General released on October 31, 2023, a new report detailing deep racial…

Family, Government, Resources

Religion among Asians in America – a diverse landscape with concentrations by ethnicity

While there is a greater diversity of religions practiced by Asians in America, there also exists religious concentrations when…

Family, Government, Money

From Chinatowns to ethnoburbs and beyond, where Chinese people settle reflects changing wealth levels and political climates

We are researchers who study international migration. The origins, demographics and settlement patterns of the approximately 60 million people…

Family, Government, Voices

When Filipino parents in the U.S. encourage their children to talk about their feelings and promote cultural pride, their children’s mental health improves

Research is clear: When kids are able to talk with their family about their feelings, they are more likely…

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At MyAsianVoice, we connect Asian Americans to surveys and research to bridge the Asian data gap.

Join our growing respondent list >>