Asian American / Asian Research Institute
The City University of New York
Nana (Japan, 2005), Running Time: 114 Minutes Based on the popular manga, this series follows the adventures of two girls named Nana who depend on each other’s help to realize their dreams: Nana Komatsu yearns for true love, while Nana Osaki wants to get her punk band off the ground. The two meet on a … Read more
This event honors Asian American leaders and organizations for their contributions in humanitarian work, business, and cultural initiatives in Brooklyn. It brings together community members and civic organizations to celebrate achievements and heritage through awards and a reception.
Part of National Asian & Pacific Islander HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, please join us for a CONFERENCE ON ASIANS, PACIFIC ISLANDERS AND HIV/AIDS
This talk introduces two immersive Study Abroad programs in China and India, designed for CUNY undergraduate and graduate students seeking a transformative educational experience. The China program offers coursework combined with cultural exploration across six cities, while the India program provides a unique opportunity to create documentaries, engage in service learning, and experience the diverse cultural landscapes of rural and urban India.
This event celebrates the Year of the Rat with a dynamic program featuring a blend of traditional and modern performances. Highlights include a vibrant lion dance, a graceful river dance, mesmerizing Asian magic, captivating sounds of China, and impressive martial arts acrobatics, offering a rich cultural experience through dance, music, and performance.
This free five-day event will showcase films of varying topics that will help to assist in bridging the gap between Asian and American cultures. Another goal of the Asian Film & Television Festival is to draw in New York City residents to visit Chinatown, a bustling neighborhood of commerce, entertainment, and delectable cuisine. Since September 11, 2001, Chinatown’s economy has suffered tremendously through the loss of jobs, businesses and traffic access in Lower Manhattan.