Dr. Jenny T. Wang is a Taiwanese American clinical psychologist, speaker and author at the intersection of Asian American identity, mental health, and intergenerational trauma. She received her doctorate from the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center and completed her postdoctoral training at the Duke University Medical Center. She is the founder of the influential Instagram account Asians for Mental Health (@asiansformentalhealth), which destigmatizes mental health and explores the unique ways inwhich our identity impacts our emotional and psychological well-being. She also spearheaded several directories, including the Asians for Mental Health therapist directory, which connect individuals with culturally relevant care.
Dr. Jenny is the author of the best-selling book Permission to Come Home: Reclaiming Mental Health as Asian Americans (Grand Central Balance, 2022), the first book written by an Asian American mental health professional specifically for the AAPI community. Dr. Jenny is an adviser on the mental health advocacy board of the Mental Health Coalition created by Kenneth Cole; and has served on the academic advisory board for The Asian American Foundation's initiative focused on AAPI youth mental health. Dr. Jenny's writing and work have been featured in the New York Times and on Good Morning America, The Today Show, NBC, NPR, and more.
Angela Wong is a Taiwanese American illustrator and designer based in Austin, TX. After years of working as a user experience designer, she returned to illustration as a way to reconnect with visual storytelling and her lifelong love of children's books. Her works, made primarily in gouache, colored pencil, and digital media, are part of a broader studio practice that includes painting, ceramics, and textiles. Drawing from her experiences as a child of immigrants and now a parent, Angela exploresintergenerational relationships shaped by family and memory.

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