When we sat down with Dr Pushpinder Chowdhury MBE and Dr Ashvin Devasundaram for a chat, we at &ASIAN got a chance to ask them about how they’re approaching mental health in the industry and much more – catch their thoughts here!
For Kamran Mallick, one of the most prominent Disabled figures in the UK, his fight for the fair treatment of the Disabled community came from his experiences in Pakistan and the UK. He tells us about how the unrecognised Disabled talent out there.
British singer Aruhan Galieva talks about her heritage and how this impacts her thoughts on the latest Borat film.
It takes many things to forge an Olympian. For gymnast Farah Ann Abdul Hadi, a mixture of heartbreak, relentless determination and her belief in positive change has now led her to represent Malaysia in the greatest show on Earth: the Olympics.
&ASIAN’s ‘My Story’ series gives writers the space to tell us about their personal experiences. Here, British writer, poet and playwright Lucy Sheen talks about her complex upbringing and how this affects her hopes in the next generation.
In our first issue of &ASIAN Cares, one of our readers asks us how they can connect with their mother’s culture and language.
Artistic baker Kim-Joy Hewlett captured the hearts of many when she graced our screens on The Great British Bake Off in 2018. Years of resilience and caring for those with mental health issues have forged her into the beloved creator she is today.
Get ready to meet indie-pop musicians RESORT, and their brand new song “healthy”!
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