More Than Just “Chinese” New Year
Lunar New Year: the term speaks of dining tables filled with dishes, firecrackers going off, and the beloved red envelopes that every...
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Our unique programs at The Bittermelon focus on providing youth and families of Asian American identities a special space to address the specific needs of our Asian American community. Kids and teens are offered hands-on, peer-to-peer experiential learning opportunites that support building leadership, confidence, empathy and teamwork.
READ ALL THAT MATTERS TO ASIAN AMERICAN TEENS ON OUR STUDENT-RUN BLOG, WHAT'S UP?
“I don’t care what you do up there. But when you’re down here with me, you do what I tell you to do.”
Lt. Susan Ahn Cuddy (1915 - 2015)
the first female Navy gunnery officer, responding to a disruptive, racist sailor while she was teaching how to use .50-caliber machine guns.
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Save Our Indigenous Forest in Westchester County
The youth leaders of The Bittermelon proudly stand with the indigenous elders and community leaders who are fighting to protect the sacred land of Buttonhook Forest in Chappaqua, Westchester County, New York - land of the Lenape. We hope the community will stand with us to preserve this land. Contribute to their GoFundMe here.
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