Asian Hall of Fame

Asian Hall of Fame
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Asian Hall of Fame is a leading cultural, educational, and humanitarian charity that transforms public perception of Asian and Indigenous legacy. It has advanced $1.7 million in philanthropic impact since 2020, and generated 6.1 billion media impressions last year. Established in 2004 by the Robert Chinn Foundation, Asian Hall of Fame is grounded in the legacy of

  1. 05/01/2024

    Asian Hall of Fame on KCAL Morning Wrap

    Kicking off AAPI Heritage Month with an exclusive on KCAL Morning Warp with Project Runway winner Kentaro Kameyama, CEO Maki Hsieh

  2. 12/05/2023

    Asian representation | Inside the Issues with Asian Hall of Fame

    Inside the Issues with Vicky Nguyen and President & CEO Maki Hsieh.

  3. 12/01/2023

    Asian Hall of Fame History | Inside the Issues

    Inside the Issues with Vicky Nguyen and President & CEO Maki Hsieh: How Asian Hall of Fame got started in Seattle and its broader mission today.

  4. 11/27/2023

    Asian cultural literacy | Inside the Issues with Asian Hall of Fame

    Inside the Issues with Vicky Nguyen and President & CEO Maki Hsieh: Why cultural literacy is vital to cross-cultural understanding and the Asian Hall of Fame.

  5. 11/24/2023

    Inductee Adele Lim | CBS News LA "The Morning Wrap"

    The Morning Wrap with Kalyna Astrinos, Inductee Adele Lim, President & CEO Maki Hsieh

  6. 11/14/2023

    Asian Hall of Fame Fellowship Academy

    In 2019, Asian Hall of Fame launched its Fellowship Academy to provide workforce development projects to diversity and neurodivergent fellows. By 2023, 75 fellows from around the country and all walks of life receive valuable hands-on projects to make their career and college goals possible.

  7. 09/07/2023

    Betty Nguyen | Asian Hall of Fame Inductee

    Asian Hall of Fame

  8. 06/24/2022

    SPOTLIGHT on Dr. Linda M. Liau

    Dr. Linda M. Liau was inducted into the Asian Hall of Fame in 2021. As chair of the UCLA Department of Neurosurgery, Dr. Linda M. Liau is the first Asian-American woman, and only the second woman, to chair an academic neurosurgical department in the United States. The internationally renowned neurosurgeon and neuroscientist, with her focus on helping patients combat glioblastoma, the most aggressive and lethal kind of brain tumor, is also the first person to have developed a vaccine for brain cancer. Her pioneering custom-tailored vaccines use a sample of a patient's own tumor and white blood cells to activate an immune response against the cancer. Dr. Liau, who is also director of the Brain Tumor Program at the UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles, was galvanized to pursue a career in neurosurgery after her mother died from breast cancer that had metastasized to her brain. Her innovative medical breakthroughs have saved the lives of many patients who have come from around the world for care. asianhalloffame.org

    SPOTLIGHT on Dr. Linda M. Liau
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Asian Hall of Fame is a leading cultural, educational, and humanitarian charity that transforms public perception of Asian and Indigenous legacy. It has advanced $1.7 million in philanthropic impact since 2020, and generated 6.1 billion media impressions last year. Established in 2004 by the Robert Chinn Foundation, Asian Hall of Fame is grounded in the legacy of

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    Asian Hall of Fame
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