Evergreen Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY Celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month with NYC Parks! Walk among the beautiful landscaped architecture and explore the connections between the cemetery and New York City's […]
Celebrate AAPI Heritage Month with Our Journeys, a powerful multimedia exhibition created by the Vietnamese Boat People nonprofit organization (VBP), on view from May 6 to June 6 during library […]
Honor the National Day of Remembrance for the Cambodian Genocide with a day of learning. Join the Cambodian Genocide Resource Center and Facing History & Ourselves in discovery as we discuss how […]
Columbus Park, NYC Chinatown Celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month with NYC Parks! The Urban Park Rangers will guide you through Chinatown parks, highlighting significant events and commemorations. Location: East […]
Since 2020, AAPF’s summer schools have served as foundational platforms for learning about the forbidden histories and knowledge that make collective advocacy and activation possible. Over the course of five […]
The third webinar in this series examines the downstream effects of U.S. foreign policy through both a historical and contemporary lens. Drawing parallels across time, the conversation will explore how […]
Register for "Beyond 250: We Belong," a timely conversation on citizenship and exclusion in the U.S. with National Immigration Law Center, Asian Law Caucus, and the Black Alliance for Just […]
We’re Here, We’re Queer: Pride Month Edition June LEAP Connect with Reggie Gravely and Mai Li O'Keefe Queer and trans people have always been in AANHPI communities, and vice versa! To transition from AAPI Month in May to Pride in June, we’ll spend time getting to know pieces of QTAAPI history, culture, and organizing. The […]
Sanctuary After Dark: Legacies of Queer Nightlife Presented in collaboration with Body Hack Alice O’Malley, Body Hack Collective, Julie Tolentino, Lola Flash, and more Saturday, June 27 | 2pm-10pm | Body Hack’s Pride Nonstop will continue all weekend long Sanctuary After Dark is free and open to the public, but RSVP with donation is strongly encouraged, […]
Community conversation about working with, not against, cultural difference. In a time of rising harm, division, and distress, BEAM and the Asian Mental Health Collective are coming together to hold space for a long-overdue talk: cross-cultural solidarity centered in healing justice. This community conversation invites us to move beyond individual and racially siloed healing into […]
Join a MOCA educator for a public gallery tour of MOCA’s core exhibition, With a Single Step: Stories in the Making of America, which provides an overview of the Chinese in America from the 19th century through the present day. Items in the Museum’s collection are used to highlight the major themes of the exhibit. FREE! […]
Dive into NYC's Chinatown History then learn about shared experiences with Indo-Caribbean & Jamaican migration to America. Stories of Shared Resilience 6 Sundays July 26-Sept 6 Help us kick off Week 1 of this exciting free open to public cross-cultural storytelling event! We begin with a screening of Episode 1 of "The History of NYC's […]
Join us for a webinar on Images of America: Chinese in Tehama County with Jessica Chew. During the California Gold Rush, Red Bluff emerged as one of Northern California's most important transportation hubs. Called the “head of navigation” on the Sacramento River, travelers, merchants, miners, loggers, and agricultural workers journeyed here and continued north in […]
Few figures in Chinese history have embodied the richness and complexity of Chinese culture as fully as Su Shi (1037–1101), better known as Su Dongpo. Poet, essayist, calligrapher, painter, statesman, and philosopher of life, Su achieved distinction in an extraordinary range of fields. To understand Su Dongpo, however, is to explore something larger than the […]