Asian American / Asian Research Institute
The City University of New York
The Asian American Writers’ Workshop (AAWW) seeks a full time Digital Communications Coordinator, a vital member of our digital communications team who will implement the day-to-day online production and promotion of the AAWW’s content and assets. The coordinator will assist in promoting the Workshop’s robust live programs and digital magazine, The Margins, as well as … Read more
Professor – Health Info Technology Career Strategist Finance Budget Coordinator Assistant or Associate Professor – Health Info Technology Lecturer – Arts and Humanities Director of Institutional Advancement & Donor Relations
The Japanese American Service Committee (JASC) Legacy Center will offer an eight-week internship program for participants interested in developing practical public history skills in the context of a community-based archives. Over the course of the program, interns will receive instruction in essential archival research skills and essential audio and video production skills. They will then … Read more
CUNY Cultural Corps provides opportunities for CUNY students to work in the City’s arts and cultural sector. Modeled after the CUNY Service Corps, Cultural Corps provides students with paid work experience in arts and cultural institutions, creating a pipeline for students to have successful careers, while diversifying NYC’s cultural institutions. Partnering institutions include non-profit cultural … Read more
Summer Leadership Institute (SLI) is CYI’s flagship program that personifies exploration. SLI is a six to eight week leadership program led by late-high school and college-aged coordinators and facilitators who design and lead weekly workshops to engage, educate and empower high school youth using exploratory activities and discussions. Leaders set the tone of SLI by … Read more
As we mark one year since the tragic Atlanta spa shootings and two years since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States, the Asian American Journalists Association has updated their guidance on coverage of violence against Asian Americans based on input from AAJA’s Media Watch, Broadcast Advisory Council, and AAJJ membership at-large.