BBC Asian Network airs music, news and more for the Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi, Sri Lankan diaspora in the UK. It is targeted towards people of South Asian descent and those with an interest in South Asian affairs.

Code Switch is a podcast produced by NPR that explores issues of race, identity, and culture in the United States. The program features journalists and guests discussing how race intersects with politics, history, media, and everyday life. Episodes combine reporting, personal stories, and analysis to examine the ways identity and social structures shape individual and collective experiences.

Hyphen's mission: tell the story of Asian Americans with accuracy, nuance, and complexity; showcase emerging artists, creators, and leaders of our community; and build a socially and politically aware community through media, dialogue, and cultural events. Created for people of Asian heritage in the United States. Primary purpose of the quarterly news and culture magazine is to illuminate Asian America through investigative features, commentary on new trends and the newsmakers shaping the fastest-growing ethnic populations in America. Discusses the many faces of Asian America, covers hard news and doesn't shy away from controversy. Highlights the debate surrounding the "hyphenated identity" of Asian Americans, and uncovers tensions while exploring the ties that bind them together. Includes features on people, cultural and political trends and events, in-depth profiles of change-makers and artists, the Asian American take on pop culture, a showcase of cutting-edge fiction and poetry and the latest on Asian American arts and entertainment.

La Opinión is a daily Spanish language newspaper for the Hispanic community of the Los Angeles area. It provides residents with information on local news, weather, sports and more. It maintains a commitment to diversity and immigration, as well as other issues specific to the Los Angeles Latino community. Contact the paper via Metro & News Editor. The paper is one of the most widely read and longest running Spanish-language newspapers in the country. It was first published in 1926. Previously focused on Mexico and Mexican and Mexican-American issues, the paper now serves a broader Hispanic readership with coverage of news and cultural topics from Central and South America, Cuba, Puerto Rico and The United States, in addition to international wire content. It is the recipient of a 2006 Jose Ortega y Gasset Award from El Pais newspaper in Spain. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

National Herald is published daily for Greek communities in New York and Massachusetts. The newspaper covers local, national and international news, business, culture and entertainment. The National Herald was founded in 1997 as a dual language newspaper for Greek Americans. Their readers want to know what is going on in the Greek American Community and Hellenic Diaspora, as well as back in Greece and Cyprus – and they want their news in the English language. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).