Non-AAARI News

“If you want to be a dominant offering, then you have to be international and representative of people who are not considered the archetype of said sport,” said a marketing expert.

Amy Hau, a Hunter College/CUNY alumnae, who rose through the ranks of the Noguchi Museum, returns to take the helm as it prepares for a campus expansion.

Here, we offer two key findings that emerged from these conversations about how K-12 schools can support the well-being and professional development of Asian American educators: 1) Provide ongoing opportunities to participate in identity-affirming professional learning communities, and 2) systemically build diverse Asian American perspectives into curriculum, professional development and school policies.

CCM’s Asian Media Initiative Director Kavitha Rajagopalan said: “We see this directory and map as a way of illustrating how important these outlets are to the AAPI lived experience as immigrant and Indigenous communities, combating isolation and discrimination for the fastest growing demographic in the U.S.”

Florida is just one of several states that are passing laws prohibiting the sale of residential, business or agricultural property to Chinese nationals, Chinese-owned companies or the Chinese government near military facilities, airports and other critical infrastructure.

In a major stride toward revolutionizing indoor navigation, a City College of New York-led team has developed groundbreaking technology that could chart real-time paths, delivering users—both sighted and low vision—a seamless and accurate indoor navigation experience complete with turn-by-turn guidance. The invention has earned a U.S. patent  titled “System and Method for Real-time Indoor Navigation.”