Art and Production Manager
Oakland, CA
Hatty is the Art and Production Manager for ARC and ColorLines Magazine. Born and raised in the Bay Area, she attended Santa Clara University and the Academy of Art University. She has done design work with various organizations and artists to promote issues ranging from domestic violence to immigration. She was Design Director of Hyphen Magazine, a non-profit Asian American magazine. She believes that visual media and music are important tools in bringing people together and changing politics.
Hatty tweets at @hattyslee.
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Honoring Eric Quezada’s Love for San Francisco’s Mission District
by Hatty Lee on October 4 2011, 5:29PM
We take a moment to remember the work of a remarkable educator and organizer who fought gentrification alongside immigrant and low wage workers.
Topics: Celebrate Love
New Poem Illustrates Impact of U.S.-Backed Violence in Southeast Asia
by Hatty Lee on October 4 2011, 1:18PM
Poet Bao Phil teams up with producer Ash Hsie to offer a scathing indictment of seemingly ‘casual’ racism.
Topics: Arts & Culture
Vietnamerica: A Graphic Memoir of a Family’s Survival
by Hatty Lee on September 27 2011, 10:09AM
Graphic artist Gia-Bao (GB) Tran’s graphic memoir tells the story of his family’s escape and survival during the Vietnam war
Topics: Arts & Culture, Photo
3 Black Female Playwrights Debut New Work on Broadway
by Hatty Lee on September 21 2011, 10:04AM
Katori Hall, Lydia R. Diamond and Suzan-Lori Parks are all set to kick off a remarkable season on Broadway this year.
Topics: Arts & Culture
Today’s Love Goes to the Solar Bottle Bulb
by Hatty Lee on September 15 2011, 3:58PM
Millions of rural households are left in the dark. This video shows that ingenuity that’s giving them light.
Topics: Celebrate Love
The Legacy of Steve Biko’s Fight Against South African Apartheid
by Hatty Lee on September 14 2011, 9:59AM
We take a look at how his activism inspired a movement.
Topics: Global Affairs
A Picture of the Jobs Crisis—in Black, White and Brown
by Hatty Lee, Kai Wright on September 7 2011, 10:20AM
The president has crafted a polite response to an impolite problem. Here’s what the devastation looks like in black and Latino communities—so far.
Topics: Economy, Jobs Crisis, Kai Wright
Cute Kids Alert! Images of Back-to-School Day, 2011
by Hatty Lee on August 26 2011, 9:19AM
We’re always going on about the big, mean policy debates shaping public eduction. We figured we owed you a reminder of what it’s all about: Adorable kids! Look, smile and send your own.
Topics: Back to School, Schools & Youth
Learning in a Recession: Why Fixing Schools Isn’t Simple Math
by Hatty Lee on May 10 2011, 9:58AM
How the economic crisis is impacting children and families in Los Angeles County.
Topics: Education Reform, Schools & Youth
Will Obama Deport the American Dream? Scenes From May Day Rallies
by Hatty Lee on May 2 2011, 10:23AM
Workers from across the country gathered to hold the president accountable for his record on immigration.
Topics: Immigration
Five Simple Ways to Mark Earth Day by Building Environmental Equity
by Hatty Lee on April 24 2011, 12:12PM
There can be no sustainability without equity. Here are some ideas for creating both.
Topics: Environment
Here’s to Resilience and Love Along the Gulf Coast
by Hatty Lee on April 20 2011, 6:15PM
Remembering the nation’s worst environmental disaster one year later.
Topics: Environment
Radio Host Mocks Hmong Community With Racist Cover Song
by Hatty Lee on April 1 2011, 11:06AM
But what’s worse is the station’s apology.
Topics: Media
Akira Adaptation: White Actors With Japanese Names
by Hatty Lee on March 24 2011, 10:00AM
Hollywood whitewashes yet another film. Here’s what you can do about it.
Topics: Arts & Culture
Justin Bieber Better Watch Out for This Little Love
by Hatty Lee on March 22 2011, 5:20PM
Three-year-old Jacob Braganza is giving the singer a run for his money.
Topics: Celebrate Love
by Hatty Lee on March 17 2011, 6:36PM
Because who doesn’t love cute, dancing kids?
Topics: Celebrate Love
March Madness: Who Would Win if They Scored for Schooling?
by Hatty Lee on March 16 2011, 9:41AM
Spoiler alert: The Butler Bulldogs are the academic champs. But nobody wins when it comes to the racial gap in achievement.
Topics: Schools & Youth
Today’s Love is Action: Ways to Support Japanese Relief Efforts
by Hatty Lee on March 14 2011, 6:27PM
Show the love by funding the work.
Topics: Celebrate Love
The Year’s Top 10 Women’s Movements Victories
by Hatty Lee on March 11 2011, 4:04PM
The Global Fund for Women celebrates the extraordinary victories by women’s movements around the world.
Topics: Gender & Sexuality
W.E.B. DuBois’s Color Line From 1900, in Visuals
by Hatty Lee on March 11 2011, 10:00AM
Sociology students from Atlanta University created the graphs for Exposition Universelle in Paris.
Topics: History
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