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Red box with white text reads, "Did You Eat Yet?" , "with Dear Asian Youth's Vice President", " Parveen Kaur Mundi". A portrait of Pareveen who is South Asain wearing a maroon blazer smiles. Next to her is the brown circle Dear Asian Youth logo. Behind them is a collage of an encampment and DAY actions.

Did You Eat Yet? Aug 2024 with Parveen from Dear Asian Youth

Campaigns • August 14, 2024 • By 18MR Staff

My name is Parveen and I’m the Vice President of Dear Asian Youth. We bring together young people who want to translate care for global Asian communities into strategic action. We center holistic representation in our work. From publishing zines to meeting legislators, we also understand and reaffirm the importance…

A bulky old computer is zoomed in to show the screen. The screen says, "Virtual Art Build", " Tues 8/20 4pm pt", "bit.ly/18MR_08ARTBUILD" .

Our 1st Virtual Art Build!

Action • August 8, 2024 • By 18MR Staff

Thank you so much for attending our first Virtual Art Build! We heard about the incredible Chicago-based organizing work from artist-organizer Cori Nakamura Lin and Tiffany Wong along with how they see art in organizing. Together, we gathered in a virtual community to create art that would tap into the…

Red background. At the top is a rectangular graphic with abstract shapes and in front says: "WED, AUG 7 | 10am PST / 1pm EST", "Digital Security 101", "BIT.LY/DIGISEC_DNC". Under it is a black and red graphic showing police and a banner that says "Welcome to Chicago, Democrats!" In front of it, in a black box, white text says, "This training will teach you the basics of staying protected while fighting for justice and liberation. We’ll cover tips and tools to protect your devices, accounts, personal data, and communications. " On the left in red says, "We keep us safe, online and in the streets!" Black 8-bit line of 3 fists are in the bottom left corner, 18mr logo in white, and in white, "ASL and captioning is provided."

Digital Security 101 – DNC

Communities • July 31, 2024 • By 18MR Staff

Around the world, millions of people use the internet to protest the ongoing genocide of the Palestinian people. But in the U.S., the recent passing of the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA) in the Senate could change how we organize online. This bill pretends to protect kids, but it gives…