NY City Councilmember Susan Zhuang talks about Anti-Asian hate
City Councilmember Susan Zhuang discussed how there is no place for any kind of hate in her district or the city.
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NYS Assemblymember Grace Lee shares her thoughts on recent Lunar New Year bill
NYS Assemblymember Grace Lee discussed Lunar New Year as a statewide school holiday, funding to combat hate crimes, impact of casinos on the Asian community, and work as co-chair of the Asian Pacific American Task Force in the assembly.
A year after ‘Chinese spy balloon’ controversy, AsAm groups say discriminatory effects still remain
“The alleged spy balloon was contributing towards… perceptions that Chinese and Chinese Americans and Asian Americans and immigrants writ large should be considered a suspicious class,” says Cynthia Choi, co-director for Chinese for Affirmative Action.
FIGHTING TO BELONG! Explores Vital AANHPI Historical Events Through Time-Traveling Kids
Fighting to Belong! Vol. 1 introduces four middle school protagonists—Sammy, Tiana, Joe, and Padmini—who go on a journey through time with their guide Kenji to observe key events in Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) history from the 1700s through the 1800s.
She Left Myanmar to Attend Community College and Found Her Passion as a Chemistry Ph.D. Student
Two-time CUNY alumna May Myat Moe has published 11 articles and received several research awards.
How a Biology Ph.D. Made the Leap to AI Tech Executive
Gayathri Raghupathy transferred her science skills from the lab to an AI tech startup.