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The rise in attacks and racism against Asian Americans has civil rights activist Amanda Nguyen feeling stressed ... nonprofit Asian Americans Advancing Justice-Los Angeles, says that there have ...

Amanda Nguyen ... in astrophysics, Nguyen’s focus shifted from exploring space to getting justice for herself and for all survivors. In November of 2014, Nguyen founded Rise, a non-governmental ...

In 2013, Amanda Nguyen was a Harvard ... she details her quest for justice—and how the experience turned her into an activist, leading her to found her nonprofit, Rise. “There are only two ...

NPR's Ailsa Chang speaks with activist and astronaut Amanda Nguyen on her new book, Saving Five: A Memoir of Hope, ...

A rape kit is often seen as the first step in bringing a rapist or assailant to justice. But for Amanda ... Rise, dedicated to preserving and furthering the rights of survivors. Nguyen and Rise ...

Rise Justice Labs' Amanda Nguyen has helped pass a bill of rights for sexual assault survivors nationally and in 22 states. Now she wants to help others navigate the process.

Supported by nonfiction In “Saving Five,” Amanda Nguyen tells a winding story of pain, justice and stratospheric accomplishment. By Sylvia Brownrigg Sylvia Brownrigg is the author of “The ...

With women accounting for only 11% of the world’s astronauts, Amanda ... or justice. I put my dream on hold and decided to fight for my rights,” says Nguyen. Nguyen went on to create Rise ...

In 2013, Amanda Nguyen was a Harvard student dreaming ... she details her quest for justice—and how the experience turned her into an activist, leading her to found her nonprofit, Rise. “There are ...