Travis Quezon

Travis Quezon was born and raised in Honolulu, Hawaii and received his education at Punahou School, Kapiolani Community College, and the University of Hawaii, where he earned a degree in English. In Hawaii, Travis has been the editor of the Honolulu Weekly and The Hawaii Independent, and has also worked as a freelance journalist for Reuters and Bloomberg covering a variety of international stories, including the 2011 Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation meetings and the U.S.-China South China Seas talks. Travis came on board as editor of the International Examiner in October 2013.
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Travis Quezon. (Photo by The Seattle Globalist)

“I wasn’t a good surfer or a fisherman like my oldest brother or my dad, but crabbing, this was something I could do.”

by Travis Quezon
"I wasn't a good surfer or a fisherman like my oldest brother or my dad, but crabbing, this was something I could do."
Mar 11, 2016
YouthCAN participants cook Korean food for elders at the International Community Health Services during the Summer 2014 culinary arts session. (Photo by Minh Nguyen)

API youth find voices through art and community

by Travis Quezon
Over the last decade, the YouthCAN program of the Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience (The Wing) has been offering opportunities to 15-to-19-year-olds of Asian Pacific Islander heritage to engage in their communities and find their true voices through explorations in art.
Oct 11, 2014