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Connie Wang is a Chinese American journalist and writer. She was the former executive director of Refinery29 and has been awarded several Front Page Awards for digital video and fashion.
Connie Wang is an award winning actress and producer with over 20 film and TV credits. She has received 7 screen nominations, including the Canadian Screen Award for Best Lead Performance. She won Best Lead Actress at the Apulia Web Festival for her role in Tokens.
May 11, 2023 · Suddenly, I was among a student body that was almost 50 percent Asian. While I was standing in line to order a sandwich at the campus cafe, I heard a voice from across the room: “Connie Wang!”
May 9, 2023 · Connie Wang reflects on her own self, her mom and what ‘Asian American’ even means in ‘Oh My Mother!’ In her debut book, the former Refinery29 executive editor captures seminal memories with her mother — and learns they were more alike than she ever imagined.
Connie Wang is an award winning actress and producer with over 20 film and TV credits. She has received 9 screen nominations, including 2 Canadian Screen Award Nominations for Best Lead Performance. She won Best Lead Actress at the Apulia Web Festival for her role in Tokens.
May 9, 2023 · Connie Wang's "Oh My Mother! A Memoir in Nine Adventures" is out today. In it, Wang — a journalist, writer, and editor — explores her relationship with her mother, Qing Li. The book charts...
Connie Wang is an award winning actress, comedian, and producer with over 20 film and TV credits. She has received 11 screen nominations, including 2 Canadian Screen Award Nominations for Best Lead Performance. She won Best Lead Actress at the Apulia Web Festival for her role in Tokens.
Connie Wang is a journalist, writer, and editor. Previously she led Refinery29’s editorial team as executive editor, where she explored how race and status inform our culture and politics. She has won three Front Page Awards and has written for outlets including the New York Times .
Recent and archived work by Connie Wang for The New York Times Wenyan Lu’s novel, “The Funeral Cryer,” explores a Chinese tradition through a modern, more personal lens. By Connie Wang ...
Connie is an editor, journalist, writer, and content strategist living in Los Angeles, California. She is an editorial manager Netflix covering nonfiction. Previously she led...
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