My Favorite Links

1. Hapa

Halfkorean.com

A site dedicated to all things half-Korean, including inteviews, forums, and resources.

Hapa Issues Forum

A political and community organization for hapas, with chapters throughout the U.S.

Hapa Studies

Site by scholar Wei Ming Dariotis which discusses the usage of the term hapa and provides resources and links to scholarship about hapa studies and Asian-American studies.

Hapaculture.com

Interesting site with the following mission:

Hapa Culture's mission is to explore and celebrate the experiences of mixed cultures. From fine arts to everyday objects, we find ways to redefine, create, and express various combined cultures. We search for distinctive and high quality products that are culturally blended in design and content. Many are handmade and crafted by artists with unique backgrounds. We also create our own Hapa Culture designs, with our customized wedding stationery, baby announcements, and more. Like every hapa, our stationery are all one of a kind, each a unique mix of ideas and styles.

Hapastories.com is listed as a resource on the site (look under "Hapas" on the menu).

Seaweed Productions

Homepage for hapa filmmaker Kip Fulbeck. Be sure to check out the link to the Hapa Project, Kip's latest innovation.

2. Asian-American

AAJA Link

Website for the Asian American Journalists Association. I was interviewed for a story called "Growing Up Hapa," which can be found on this site at http://www.aajalink.com/2006/news.php?news_id=77 .

Hyphen Magazine

A non-profit Asian-American magazine devoted to political and cultural issues.

3. Other Multicultural

Mavin Foundation

An organization devoted to multicultural issues and home of Mavin Magazine.

Urban Mozaik Reprint of "Korean or American"

One of my stories was recently reprinted in Urban Mozaik, an online magazine that celebrates cultural diversity. Check out their issues and archives at http://www.urbanmozaik.com.