Christine Tran

Christine Tran is a first generation high school graduate from South El Monte, CA. Currently, she is a doctoral student at the University of Washington studying Educational Leadership, Policy & Organizations. Her prior experiences include teaching middle and high school as well as engaging in policy and program analysis work across the United States in Los Angeles, Milwaukee, Chicago, New York, and Washington, D.C. Christine obtained her bachelor's degrees in Asian American Studies and English, as well as a Master of Education from the UCLA. She also holds a Master of Arts in Sociology from Columbia University in the City of New York.

Prepared breakfast and lunch meals waiting to be picked-up by buses for home deliveries in Swain County, North Carolina | Courtesy of Christine Tran

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The Challenges of Feeding Hungry School Kids in a Time of Crisis

From pandemics to natural disasters, a crisis only amplifies the challenges school food programs face regularly.

Making vegetarian bánh chưng with peanuts | Sri Panchalam

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The Migrant Kitchen

Keeping A Tasty Lunar New Year Tradition Alive with The Bánh Chưng Collective

With the annual convening of the Bánh Chưng Collective, Chef Diep Tran keeps a beloved Lunar New Year culinary tradition alive to multigenerational participants.

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Foreign Correspondent

Cinemondo

Earth Focus

Four Corners

America ReFramed

Tending Nature