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Call for Submissions – Special Forum on “Locating Nikki Haley in Sikh Discourse” (Sikh Formations)

August 23, 2024August 23, 2024 By AAARI

The Sikh Formations editorial board and special forum editors invite short provocations and preliminary reflections that place Nikki Haley in global Sikh, transnational Punjab and Sikh Studies discourse (1500-2500 words maximum). We invite contributions that center Sikh and Punjabi identities within transnational feminist, critical ethnic studies, Asian American and South Asian American studies formations and … Read more

Job Op – Professor, Asian/Asian Diaspora Feminist Studies (Wake Forest University)

August 23, 2024August 23, 2024 By AAARI

The Department of Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at Wake Forest University invites applications for a tenure-eligible Full Professor position to begin July 1, 2025 (tenure will be contingent upon approval by the Board of Trustees). We seek applicants with research and teaching interests in the field of Asian/Pacific Islander/Desi communities/Asian Diaspora Feminist Studies with … Read more

Asian Village breaks the ‘Bamboo Ceiling’ at the New York State Fair

August 23, 2024 By AAARI

The Asian Village highlights the contributions, history and experiences of Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander communities.

AAPI Community Seeks to Mobilize New York’s Young Asian Voters

August 23, 2024 By AAARI

A new report from the civic organization APA Voice finds only 55% of Asian voters aged 18 to 24 participated in the last general election.

Job Op – P/T Remote, Graphic Designer (South Asian American Digital Archive)

August 22, 2024 By AAARI

SAADA is an organization on the rise, and we are seeking a Graphic Designer to support us in further solidifying SAADA as a national leader in community-driven storytelling. If you are a creative, conscientious, and detail-oriented individual, we invite you to come build with us!

You can vote early by mail in New York, state’s top court rules

August 21, 2024 By AAARI

Tuesday’s decision rejected a Republican-led lawsuit that claimed the law was unconstitutional. It marks the first time the state Court of Appeals was forced to determine whether the language of the state constitution mandated in-person voting. Ultimately, all but one member of the Court of Appeals rejected that claim.