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Enroll in 2025-26 SEAC Course on “Climate Change, Sustainability and Geography”

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SEAC 2025, Climate Change, Sustainability and Geography, examines environmental, social and economic dimensions of sustainability in Southeast Asia. Participants will learn about these dimensions with a close examination of their contributing factors, challenges, adaptation and mitigation strategies and practices from a multi-disciplinary perspective. The course is open to all students in CUNY and SUNY, grad and … Read more

Call for Applications: 2025-26 SUNY/CUNY SEAC Workshop and Field School in Vietnam and Cambodia

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We invite applications from faculty, graduate students, and undergraduate students for the SUNY/CUNY SEAC Workshop and Field School in Vietnam and Cambodia, January 3-13, 2026. Faculty (including temporary, non-tenure track, tenure track, and tenured), graduate students (PhD, MA, and other), and undergraduate students at SUNY and CUNY enrolled in any discipline of study who are … Read more

How a 2017 Documentary Lent ‘Sinners’ Its Chinese American History

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Ryan Coogler’s Sinners has been the subject of voluminous discussion since its release on April 17. And now that the blockbuster has hit second-run theaters and streaming platforms, even more people are getting a chance to join the conversation around the fictional film’s attention to historical accuracy.

Job Op – Contracts Coordinator (CACF)

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CACF is seeking a full-time Contracts Coordinator to implement CACF’s government contracting processes and to support community-based organizations with funds for capacity building and the provision of culturally competent, language-accessible programs to the community.

The Anandibai Mixtape: Call for Artists

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This opportunity is for all musicians and songwriters either based in Philadelphia or with a strong Philadelphia connection. This opportunity is not just for South Asian American artists—we’re inviting anyone who wants to join us in celebrating Anandibai Joshee’s legacy.

Queens Council Members celebrate $2.5 million in funding for AAPI curriculum

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Queens Council Members Shekar Krishnan, Linda Lee, Sandra Ung and Julie Won gathered on the steps of City Hall Wednesday afternoon alongside Manhattan Council Member Carlina Rivera to celebrate the “historic” $2.5 million budget investment to support the implementation of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) history curriculum in NYC schools.