Yen Azzaro

May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. In 2021, hate crimes against members of the AAPI community in the U.S. increased 339%. WEMU's David Fair sat down with local artist, graphic recorder, and BIPOC advocate, Yen Azzaro, to discuss her personal journey and how it informs the work she does to build equity and understanding.

The organizers of "Writers of Ypsilanti," a program sponsored by community writing lab YpsiWrites believe everyone's a writer and writing matters.WEMU's…

Yen Azzaro: graphic recorder, illustrator, serial creative entrepreneur, and arts activist. She founded The Paper Pusher and applies her talent for the…

Ypsilanti’s city council will hold a work session Tuesday night, December 8th, to discuss housing affordability strategies. The Ypsilanti Affordability…

Back in 2018, the "In Our Neighborhood" grants program awarded funding to several projects in and around Washtenaw County. One of which was the "Ypsi…

Ypsilanti artist Yen Azzaro has participated in a number of different local art projects and has done graphic artistry for the Ford Motor Company, The…

The Secretary of State’s mobile office will be issuing children’s ID cards to Ypsilanti parents at no cost tomorrow. ID Ypsi is a pilot program from the…