If you’re arrested for protesting in Chicago, Indianapolis or Louisville, my law firm will represent you pro-bono.

Black authors deserve to be paid the same as white authors! The data doesn’t lie.

We have created a Return-to-School survey to compile feedback from families and students regarding the 2020-21 school year as we explore various options for re-opening our school buildings. Complete our survey and tell us what’s important to you: schools.nyc.gov/returntoschool…

With Scott Kurashige and others at Vox vox.com/22321234/black…

Thank you R. O. Kwon 권오경 for writing TO Asian women. We are so exhausted of defending ourselves TO white people.

On food as medicine, community advocacy, and cooking: Victoria Cho spoke w Sun Yung Shin : meet me on Bluesky & IG editor of “What We Hunger For: Refugee and Immigrant Stories about Food and Family.” Food is active in these pages — it heals, identifies, connects, and resists. apogeejournal.org/2021/07/12/wha…

My essay on mental health trends in my family and in South Korea was published by The Offing. Thank you to editors Vonetta Young and Mimi Wong for your guidance, encouragement, and patience. theoffingmag.com/insight/surviv…

"I knew the story’s end before it appeared in the news the next day. Of course: the mayor died by suicide. And then I thought, 'How Korean.'" Read Victoria Cho's Insight Essay, "Survival Mechanisms" CW: suicide theoffingmag.com/insight/surviv…

Thanks NY Writers Coalition! ❤️

I'm devastated to have to share that Kundiman has been betrayed by Sarah Gambito, Joseph Legaspi, Ricco Siasoco, and the Kundiman board. We call for their resignations. All this because of a simple statement of solidarity with Palestinians. bit.ly/kundiman-openl…

Thank you to Joseph Han for the edits and guidance! Grateful to be part of this folio stewarded by Kundiman staff, fellows, and instructors, whose spirit inspires me. Follow Kundiman Community to learn how to support the community.

"Each environment posed a series of threats, which Mirae managed to thwart by attacking first." —from 'A Recessive Trait' by Victoria Cho (Victoria Cho) joylandmagazine.com/fiction/a-rece…

"[S]he could not help feeling it was incomplete, too false to be effective, and that no amount of direction could teach her to connect to someone from her past." —from 'A Recessive Trait' by Victoria Cho (Victoria Cho) joylandmagazine.com/fiction/a-rece…