Inspired by episode “Elliot” from season 2 of its horror series “Two Sentence Horror Stories” on The CW, Stage 13 is shining a light on the hot-button issue of transphobic bullying towards trans students, and collaborating with internationally known non-profit organizations whose missions are to make the world a safer place for the LGBTQIA+ community. Stage 13 hopes to end the real life horrors many youths are currently facing by providing resources that may help them live in a safer and more equitable world.
Stage 13 launched the digital campaign #stage13supports to recognize Asian-owned restaurants and small businesses through our original unscripted Asian cuisine and travel series “Family Style”. This campaign serves as a safe and supportive space for foodies and restauranteurs alike during this difficult time. Give your favorite Asian-owned restaurant a shout out and spread love to the community in our Family Style Foodie Fans Facebook group!
Watch “Family Style” on Stage13.com.
On June 24th, Stage 13 partnered with the Warner Bros. employee group NAPA (Network for Asian Pacific Americans) to serve delicious meals from the Asian-owned restaurant Bone Kettle to the Asian Youth Center (AYC) in San Gabriel, CA! Family Style cast members Gilbert and Stacy helped serve 50 meals to the AYC Wednesday, in Stage […]
In early June, Stage 13 partnered with the Warner Bros. employee group NAPA (Network for Asian Pacific Americans) and the Asian-owned restaurant Bopomofo Cafe to donate meals to the Beverly Community Hospital in Montebello, CA! An initiative to support both the frontline healthcare workers and an Asian-owned restaurant, both of which have been hit hard […]
Have you been missing your favorite Asian restaurants while staying indoors? Do you want to help Asian-owned businesses get through the pandemic? Look no further than Stage 13!
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Stage 13 kicks off the #stage13supports campaign with a new ‘Foodie Fans’ Facebook Group to highlight local Asian-owned restaurants and build a community of support.
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