Asian American / Asian Research Institute
The City University of New York
AAARI 
2013 Recipient ($1,000) Kamelia Kilawan (Baruch College) Project: Does Kali Devotion Empower Urban Women in Hindu Diaspora? A student of Journalism and Religious Studies at Baruch College, Kamelia Kilawan’s project uses writing, video, and photography to compile the stories of healing and empowerment of Indo-Caribbean women in Kali temples. Kali is the Hindu goddess associated … Read more
This event celebrates leadership, service, and academic excellence through distinguished awards honoring global visionaries, public servants, and outstanding CUNY students, highlighted by keynote recognition of Nobel Laureate Dr. Muhammad Yunus.
This event celebrates leadership, service, and academic excellence through distinguished awards honoring global visionaries, public servants, and outstanding CUNY students, highlighted by keynote recognition of Nobel Laureate Dr. Muhammad Yunus.
This event celebrates leadership, service, and academic excellence through distinguished awards honoring global visionaries, public servants, and outstanding CUNY students, highlighted by keynote recognition of Nobel Laureate Dr. Muhammad Yunus.
This event celebrates leadership, service, and academic excellence through distinguished awards honoring global visionaries, public servants, and outstanding CUNY students, highlighted by keynote recognition of Nobel Laureate Dr. Muhammad Yunus.
This year’s conference will focus on the intersections of Asian American Studies and the community. The format will be interactive. Panelists will initially speak to their respective academic and community-based experiences, while the latter portion of each session will be devoted to outcomes-oriented discussion with the audience.