Mai-Linh K. Hong, JD, PhD

Media

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​​Interviews

 

50 Years Later: The Lasting Impact of the Vietnam War, The Pulse, National Public Radio (2025) [segment at 37:45]

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The Roots of Anti-Asian Racism in America and Beyond, Rising Up with Sonali (2021)

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Stop Asian hate, stop Black hate, stop all hate, USA Today (2021)

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Interview with Mai-Linh Hong, Auntie Sewing Squad Oral History Archive, CSU Monterey Bay (2021)

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20 Years Later, Yell-Oh Girls! Is Still Revolutionary, MIC (2021)

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We Asked Actual Academics to Review Netflix's 'The Chair', VICE News (2021)

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What to keep in mind as you talk about the Atlanta spa shootings, The Lily, published by The Washington Post (2021)

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PHM Unmasks The Problem: Solidarity Through Community Mask Production, People's Health Movement (2021)

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Recorded Events

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Story in the Shadow of the Refugee Regime: A Talk by Mai-Linh Hong, UC Irvine Humanities Center (2022)

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Sowing Care and Justice with Mai-Linh Hong, Chrissy Yee Lau, and Valerie Soe, Virginia Festival of the Book (2022)

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​Auntie Sewing Squad Visits City Lights, City Lights Books (2022)

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Book Talk: The Auntie Sewing Squad Guide to Mask Making, Radical Care, and Racial Justice, Oakland Asian Cultural Center and Eastwind Books (2022)

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Sewing the Seeds of Activism in an Age of COVID: The Auntie Sewing Squad, The Penn State Center for American Literary Studies (2020)