AAARI
After bin Laden: US-Pakistan Relations
This talk explores the political, social, and cultural landscape of Pakistan, examining key issues such as governance, security, and international relations. It provides a comprehensive analysis of the region’s challenges and the role of the diaspora in shaping its future.
Into East River(s): Chinese / American Artists and Asian American Poets
Curated by Russell C. Leong, AAARI’s CUNY Thomas Tam Scholar at Hunter College; and Yibing Huang, Professor of Modern Chinese Literature at Connecticut College, Leong and Huang hope that this program will lead to more bilingual and bicultural dialogue.
Planning the Future of Downtown Flushing: Flushing River and Waterfront
This talk explores the intersections of technology, culture, and identity, emphasizing the importance of centering human experiences in shaping future societal frameworks. Through conversations with diverse AAPI leaders, it delves into how innovation can be guided by community values and cultural resilience.
2011 Asian American Film Festival
Date: Friday, May 20, 2011 | Time: 6PM to 8PM Place: CUNY Graduate Center – Martin E. Segal Theatre 365 Fifth Avenue (Corner of 34th Street), Manhattan https://www.flickr.com/photos/aaaricuny/sets/72157633927237633/ 2011 Winners & Runner-ups Fiction Film Winner: Home – Seimi Kim (Brooklyn College) Runner-up: Club Fizz – Yosuke Hosoi (City College) Documentary Film Winner: Teaching Outside the … Read more
2011 CUNY Conference on Pipeline Politics: Civic Engagement Toward Social Change
This year’s core focus is on the evolution of civic and political engagement, and how to build pipelines for integrating New York City’s Asian American population of predominantly new and recent immigrants into civic and political engagement. What is already happening, and what needs to happen to build capacity towards community enhancement and social change within the Asian American community?