Asian American / Asian Research Institute
The City University of New York
Whether you are registered to vote in District 1 (Lower Manhattan, including Chinatown and the Lower East Side) or you have interests in the area, this is your opportunity to hear from the candidates themselves on how they would approach important issues such as zoning, environment, immigration, business development and much more.
The survey will showcase the most comprehensive data yet available on the civic and political participation of Asians Americans. It will shed important new light on questions such as: When and why do Asian Americans become politically active? Which issues and contexts define Asian Americans into a coherent and potentially mobilizable political group? How are Asian Americans likely to vote in the coming November elections?
Asian American Film Lab Presents Top 10 Films to Be Announced and Screened at the 32nd Asian American International Film Festival on July 24, 2009 The Asian American Film Lab (AAFilmLab), in association with Asian CineVision, is pleased to announce the Sixth Annual 72 Hour Film Shootout (“Shootout”) taking place this year from June 26-29, 2009. The Shootout is a … Read more
This event presents findings on the experiences of Asian Pacific American youth serving as language brokers in New York City, highlighting both the challenges and responsibilities they face in translating and interpreting for their families. It also discusses policy implications and recommendations to improve language access and support for immigrant communities.
This talk explores the experiences of undocumented students navigating higher education, highlighting personal stories of struggle and triumph while examining the broader implications of the DREAM Act. It provides insight into the student movement advocating for access, support, and legislative change for undocumented youth.
This event engages community members in a discussion about the challenges and future development of Chinatown, including housing, employment, infrastructure, and cultural preservation. It provides a platform for residents, workers, and business owners to share concerns and participate in shaping the neighborhood’s future.