Jeremy Lin Speaks Out Against Wobbly Tables

A very important public service announcement from Jimmy Kimmel Live.



Several current and former NBA stars, including Jeremy Lin, recently appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live to shine a light on one of the most pernicious and under-addressed problems in the world. This is a serious issue that affects us all, and I'm glad that Jeremy lent his voice to this important public service announcement.

Watch and join in this very important cause:

Asian Parents Who Love Their LGBTQ Kids

NQAPIA launches a series of multilingual PSAs for Pride Month.



The National Queer Asian Pacific Islander Alliance is a federation of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Asian American, South Asian, Southeast Asian, and Pacific Islander organizations working to promote acceptance of LGBT people, and their rights and dignity, amongst AAPI communities.

For Pride Month, NQAPIA, in partnership with the Asian Pride Project, has launched a series of short multilingual videos featuring AAPI Parents Who Love Their LGBTQ Kids. The videos will air as public service announcements on Asian-language TV stations throughout the month of June.

The goal of the campaign is the diversity the faces and languages of those who support the LGBT community, giving voice to AAPI parents who have LGBT kids, and LGBTQ youth who aim to come out to parents, who are often foreign-born immigrants and/or are limited-English proficient.

Take a look at the first two videos they've launched for the campaign:

You have the Hand of Power!

Gabriel Valenciano stars in a wild PSA video urging API community to vote.



My fellow API voters, do you know that you have the Hand of Power? You can affect change in this week's election. Wield the Hand of Power and use it to rock the vote on November 4th. Need further motivation? Watch this insanely entertaining PSA starring Filipino actor-dancer Gabriel Valenciano and featuring Amy Hill:

Enter the A3M Public Service Announcement Contest

It's time to pick up your video camera for a good cause. Asians for Miracle Marrow Matches (A3M) has announced a Public Service Announcement Contest with the aim of getting the word out about the need for more Asian American bone marrow donors, ages 18-44.

Let's be real: when it comes to bone marrow donor registration, our community sucks. So start brainstorming and produce a public service announcement urging folks to join the Be The Match Registry. Be creative, and think about the impact your video could make -- you could help save a life. The grand prize winner will receive $1000, and a runner-up winner will get $200.

Here are some submission requirements: