Asian American / Asian Research Institute
The City University of New York
Artist Chee Wang Ng discusses his photos and installations being exhibited at the Art and Food Symposium hosted by the Dunedin School of Art and the programme in the Culinary Arts at the Otago Polytechnic and the Centre for Sustainability and Food Science, University of Otago. The symposium examines the relationship between food (including wine and other beverages) and the visual arts.
This event reflects on the 30th anniversary of the 1982 Chinatown Garment Strike, highlighting how immigrant women workers united for labor justice and became lasting leaders in their workplaces and communities.
This talk explores the evolving role of Asian Americans in shaping cultural narratives and community dynamics, with a focus on the intersections of identity, heritage, and social change. It provides an in-depth look at the contributions of individuals advocating for greater visibility and representation in various sectors of society.
Students will discuss the opportunities and challenges of advancing solar energy in Flushing, and present their findings based on an analysis of Flushing’s solar potential using the NYC Solar Map and in-depth stakeholder interviews. They will also discuss recommendations and next steps to advance community sustainability and photovoltaic technology implementation.
This talk discusses the significance of Asian American activism and scholarship, highlighting how the Asian American community has shaped social and political discourse. It emphasizes the role of education, advocacy, and solidarity in addressing systemic inequalities and advancing collective goals.
This event is for everyone who wants to learn more about the NY DREAM Act, its potential impact on ALL New Yorkers, including undocumented students, its costs/benefits, and the campaign to get it passed this year.