ANNOUNCING 32 SOCIAL PRACTICE CUNY FELLOWS
CUNY faculty and student awardees include artists, writers, and scholars whose work mixes art and activism.
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Social factors may affect heart health of Asian ethnicities in the US differently
Numerous factors – including immigration status, socioeconomic status and access to health care – contribute to differences in heart disease and stroke risks for Asian American people and may affect the many subgroups in this population differently, according to a new science report.
Call for Submissions: Criticism (The Margins)
The Margins is open year-round to pitches and submissions of critical essays on Asian American literature, film, visual art, and culture. We specifically seek essays that—through close engagement with art—might challenge the Asian American community to think or act in a new way. We are open to criticism of any artform, of works from any … Read more
ECAASU Artists in Residence
The purpose of the East Coast Asian American Student Union (ECAASU) Artists in Residence (AiR) Program is to uplift and foster community between emerging Asian American (A/A) artists of all mediums.
Asian American groups condemn house passage of China Initiative
A Republican-led bill that would reinstate the China Initiative originally launched by then President Donald Trump passed the House Wednesday 237-180.
Localized History Project – Student Reflections (Summer 2024)
The Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) community is the fastest growing racial group in the United States.1 Encompassing nearly 25 million people,2 over 100 languages spoken and 50 distinct ethnic groups,3 it is clear the AANHPI diaspora is extremely diverse, holding a wide range of experiences and identities. Despite … Read more