.Haruka Sakaguchi photographed and @anna_P_k and Sangsuk Sylvia Kang spoke to Asian Americans who have been harassed and assaulted during the pandemic -- and refuse to be silent time.com/5858649/racism…

2020 Front Page Awards: Congratulations to Haruka Sakaguchi for winning the Photography: Photo Essay Award for the photos featured in TIME's "I Will Not Stand Silent.' 10 Asian Americans Reflect on Racism During the Pandemic and the Need for Equality" time.com/5858649/racism…

Anxiety, protest and celebrations: TIME photographers reflect on a long election week ti.me/3liz90x

Incredibly proud to have worked with Sangsuk Sylvia Kang on this week's international cover story, by Nilanjana Bhowmick and Kanishka Sonthalia. 'This is not just the men’s protest. We toil in the fields alongside the men. Who are we—if not farmers?' ti.me/3bhu6ef

This cover is for all of my AAPI fam. May it offer you a moment of peace and pride, and may her defiant spirit be a rallying cry for systemic change, accountability + more resources for our community. Honored to share it w/ Cady Lang @lucyfeldman. TY Sangsuk Sylvia Kang D.W. Pine

A controversial ban on commercial surrogacy could leave women in India with even fewer choices ti.me/3dtcahC

My latest work on commercial surrogacy in India for TIME. A proposed legislation that bans single people and LGBTQ couples from accessing surrogacy is discriminatory and likely to push the market underground. Text by Neha Thirani Bagri and photo editing by Sangsuk Sylvia Kang #surrogacy

"Not a victim." Asian American elders stand resilient in the wake of hateful violence ti.me/3eLzjfy

This project is special in so many ways. Huge thank you to Helen Zia Melissa Chan and Sangsuk Sylvia Kang for rousing writing, thoughtful reporting and an incredible idea for how to capture the importance of this ongoing story. Proud to work alongside you ❤️ time.com/6082120/asian-…

Today's Daily Spotlight: Billy Sungsub Choo and Sangsuk Sylvia Kang report on queer South Koreans' fight to end decades of discrimination. “Our goal is to make 2021 the first year with an anti-discrimination law in Korea,” Choi Gio tells TIME ti.me/2XfW4CL

Today, our bargaining committee and over 40 of our members were ready to begin expedited bargaining with TIME management. TIME management refused to meet with us. Why are they afraid to face their employees?

Creating a better future for women means building bridges—across generations, communities, and borders. These extraordinary leaders are working toward a more equal world. Meet TIME's Women of the Year ti.me/3C8Kmdt

The South Korean presidential hopeful who believes his childhood can help him heal his nation ti.me/36Qyotc

TIME's new cover: Brazil's most popular President returns from political exile with a promise to save the nation ti.me/3KJ8W7t

We've asked management to meet the May 23 deadline for a contract. As a workforce, we do extraordinary things on deadline. We've launched conferences and summits on short notice, new initiatives, major cover packages. Management can meet this deadline

“Photographs, by definition, capture a moment in time. But the surviving people in these photographs, especially the children, must somehow go on. We are not symbols. We are human.” nytimes.com/2022/06/06/opi…

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Imran Khan has been ousted from government and faced an assassination attempt, but remains the most popular politician in Pakistan. In an exclusive interview, the former Prime Minister shares how he hopes to return to power ti.me/3GfrKMd