By Alejandro Yoshizawa

Memories of trips with Grandpa and family in B.C.’s great outdoors.

I was a very lucky boy. Unlike most Canadian families—where the children are raised and live only with their parents—I grew up living with my parents, … more »

By Jenny Uechi
Jenny Uechi, long time contributor to Ricepaper, chats with Jim Wong-Chu on the early days of Ricepaper and the Asian Canadian Writers’ Workshop.

Jenny Uechi (JU): What were the origins of Ricepaper?

Jim Wong-Chu (JW-C): … more »

By Eury Chang and Patricia Lim

The twists and turns at Ricepaper: chronicling the achievements of notable Asian Canadian artists, writers and performers.

1994
1.1 In the fall of 1994, Ricepaper is launched as a newsletter from the Asian Canadian … more »

By Jenny Uechi
Photos by Melissa Dex Guzman

Jenny Uechi talks with Don Dickson and Joyce Chang-Dickson, owners of South China Seas, Vancouver’s best stop for global eats.

Click here  for a full-colour pdf of the article (due to … more »

By Margaret Inoue

In 2010, the Japanese Canadian National Museum featured a photo exhibit of Japanese internment camps, which presented the contradictory but unique perspectives of American photographer Ansel Adams and Canadian photographer Leonard Frank.

How do we learn about … more »

By Cheryl Caballero

Cheryl Caballero examines the connection between Western patriarchy and the sexual stereotyping of Asian women.

A few weeks ago, a friend called me upset about something that had happened to her at work. At an office party, … more »