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Lisa Wong Macabasco is a writer living in San Francisco. She has written for Mother Jones, the San Francisco Bay Guardian, AsianWeek, Hyphen, Audrey, Filipinas, and ColorLines' RaceWire. She has a BA in Mass Communications from UC Berkeley and a Masters from Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism.
Lisa co-founded the National Asian American Student Conference (NAASCon) with a group of friends in 2000. In her spare time, she is involved with organizations like the Asian American arts group Kearny Street Workshop; San Francisco Women Against Rape; and Pilipino American arts group Bindlestiff Studio. She is a member of the National Asian Pacific American Women's Forum and the Asian American Journalists Association. Lisa is currently a speaker on NAPAWF's "Fierce Sisters Campus Speaking Tour."
A native of San Francisco's Portola district, Lisa's interests include women of color organizing and feminism, multiracial activist groups, reproductive rights, recent and established immigrant communities, global Asian diaspora, HIV/AIDS in marginalized communities and subversive DIY media. For kicks, she enjoys audiobooks, modern art and Woody Allen films.
Updated April 27, 2007
Lisa co-founded the National Asian American Student Conference (NAASCon) with a group of friends in 2000. In her spare time, she is involved with organizations like the Asian American arts group Kearny Street Workshop; San Francisco Women Against Rape; and Pilipino American arts group Bindlestiff Studio. She is a member of the National Asian Pacific American Women's Forum and the Asian American Journalists Association. Lisa is currently a speaker on NAPAWF's "Fierce Sisters Campus Speaking Tour."A native of San Francisco's Portola district, Lisa's interests include women of color organizing and feminism, multiracial activist groups, reproductive rights, recent and established immigrant communities, global Asian diaspora, HIV/AIDS in marginalized communities and subversive DIY media. For kicks, she enjoys audiobooks, modern art and Woody Allen films.
Updated April 27, 2007