Asian American / Asian Research Institute
The City University of New York
AAARI This report consolidates and highlights key findings from the responses of 107 CBOs servicing 49 states and jurisdictions. Notably, recent funding cuts and federal policy changes are reducing organizational capacity while simultaneously increasing community need.
We’re looking for someone to help grow the program through client management, outreach, marketing, program development, and collaboration with our filmmaker-members.
We are seeking a curriculum developer and professional development trainer/facilitator who are passionate about developing curriculum and/or providing professional development on APIDA histories and narratives to educators. (Remote positions in New York City area)
We welcome scholarship, cultural work, as well as political activist submissions for the 2027 AAAS conference. Proposals for mentorship or professionalization roundtables, panels, or workshops are also welcome. All submissions and proposals are due [Monday, October 19, 2026]. Please note: Participants may only appear in the program twice and only in different roles.
The findings show AANHPI women holding up a significant amount of care for their families while worrying about whether they have the economic security, health care access, and broader support to keep doing it.
The Asian American / Asian Research Institute’s CUNY Faculty Research Support Program is designed to support CUNY faculty to conduct research that seeks to answer critical questions about Asian American and Asian diasporic communities.