Yuka Puriko is a Japanese fashion designer who merged African Fabrics with Japanese Lolita. She recently created a fall collection, "LolitaXAfrica." Yuka hopes to create more design pieces, fusing the beauty of diverse cultures into beautiful designs.

"Melanger Estranger" directly translates to "Mixing Stranger" or "Blending Foreigner" in French.

Heritage Bridges took part in the Nanjing Week 2024 Bridges of Harmony online event, a global community awareness initiative. Each year, Nanjing Week invites international participants to engage in cultural exchange. The 2024 theme, "Bridges of Harmony," highlights both physical and symbolic connections—drawing inspiration from Nanjing’s five major bridges spanning the Yangtze River, while also emphasizing the importance of multicultural bridges that unite diverse communities.

Winchester School of Chinese Culture (WSCC) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization whose mission is to teach the language and traditional culture of China through classroom instructions, the arts, and cultural events and to promote and engage in cultural exchanges and civic activities to develop and sustain community-school partnerships.

Chinese American Network of Winchester (CAN-Win) is a non-profit and non-partisan community organization for Chinese Americans in the Town of Winchester, MA. Founded in 2016, CAN-Win aims to preserve and promote Chinese culture and heritage, enhance neighborhood integration, strengthen engagement in community affairs, and advocate common interests in important social, cultural, and political issues.

Heritage Bridges gained support from Mass Speaks. A coalition advocating for the passage of An Act Relative to Language Access and Inclusion (H.3084/S.1990) in Massachusetts