Join us for a virtual book talk hosted by the Chinese Historical Society of America Museum-Bla-Blackness with Bianca Mabute-Louie, author of Unassimilable. In this powerful and deeply personal book, Mabute-Louie explores the complexities of Asian American identity, anti-Blackness, and the myths of assimilation. Through history, personal narrative, and sharp analysis, Unassimilable challenges readers to rethink […]
The Center for the Study of Ethnicity and Race (CSER) invites you to “Theorizing Liberation: Third Worldism and the Legacy of Gary Okihiro at CSER,” a gathering in honor of the legacy of CSER’s founding director, Gary Okihiro (1945-2024), who passed away in May of last year. Gary served as CSER’s director from the Center’s formation in […]
Join Densho and the Localized History Project for a virtual workshop exploring the histories and stories of young Japanese Americans impacted by wartime incarceration. The workshop will share histories of schooling and resistance during Japanese American incarceration, the enduring legacies of this history in New York State, and how Densho utilizes oral histories to preserve, […]
Join the 2025 APAICS Health Summit, airing virtually on March 25-26. Don't miss the chance to hear from elected officials, industry leaders, and community partners as they address current mental health issues and disparities in healthcare and their effects on Asian American and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander (AA & NH/PI) communities. Asian Pacific American Institute for […]
What do AA and NHPI communities think about DOGE and the current administration’s health care, budget, and immigration policy priorities? Join us and experts at APIAVote, AAJA, and NCAPA to to find out and access the latest insights from our AAPI Data/AP-NORC survey partnership, where we will have new public opinion data and insights on […]
Presented by Wagner Office of International Programs, New York Southeast Asia Network, Sulo: Philippine Studies Initiative at NYU, NYU Democracy Project Book Launch for Walden Bello's book: Memoir of a Legendary Public Intellectual from the Global South. The story of a Filipino activist and intellectual, from Princeton PhD in sociology and anti-Vietnam War activist, to […]
"A heartbreaking elegy for a communal, almost utopian approach to urban life." — Rumaan Alam, critically acclaimed author of Entitlement To celebrate the paperback release of Lisa Ko’s most recent novel, Memory Piece, P&T Knitwear is pleased to host a night of author presentations on topics they’re obsessed with — from recent internet wormholes to […]
Conformity is a prized commodity in the Xi Jinping era. And for those who don’t conform — to the Party narrative, or to a narrow definition of what it means to be “Chinese” — the state attempts to conform them, through pressure, censorship or detention. This battle over identity in China is the core theme […]
Sainsbury Visiting Artist: Stephen Maing. Screening of "Union" + Q&A RSVP for non-Hunter / Public The Department of Film and Media Studies presents Sainsbury Visiting Artist: Stephen Maing Screening: Union A film by Stephen Maing and Brett Story Up against one of the most powerful companies on the planet, a group of Amazon workers embark […]
We’re excited to invite you to The Gen Z Blueprint: Harnessing Social Media for Change, a marketing webinar designed to provide actionable insights for engaging Gen Z audiences on social media. Creative strategist and social media expert Angelina Hong of Gourmand Group will support attendees in strategizing and creating content that resonates with and fosters authentic engagement to drive […]
Join us for our annual Women of Ascend Conference on March 26th. With the theme of Leading for Our Future, this exclusive cohort offers you the chance to meet like-minded professionals–and maybe even a few of your heroes—as we hear from highly-accomplished women executives at the top of the Fortune 1000. Ask questions, share stories, […]
Why Are You The Way That You Are? An Open Space for the Children of Asian Fathers Have you ever gotten into a tiff with your Asian father and thought, much like Michael Scott once did: why are you the way that you are? Do you feel like you’ve spent decades of your life trying […]