Asian American / Asian Research Institute
The City University of New York
According to data from Unified Court System’s Judicial Demographics Report, an annual survey conducted since 2020 categorizing the demographics of New York judges, around 5 percent of respondents self-identified as Asian in 2024. In New York City, just under 11 percent of judges self-identified as Asian.
Scholars say the dissolution of WHIAANHIP is more than symbolic – that it will lead to diminished resources and attention for various issues and challenges that confront students from the demographic the initiative was meant to serve.
The Office of Cultural Education is proud to announce a series of free public programs celebrating the rich history, enduring legacy, and extraordinary contributions of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) communities in New York State.
A new exhibition has opened at the New York State Capitol in celebration of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month. The exhibit, titled “Resilience & Rights: AAPI Courage in the Face of Adversity,” will run through the end of May.
Chinese American voter turnout spiked in 2021. The growing population could play a role in 2025 – if campaigns engage them.
Graduate Center students, alumni, and faculty of Asian American and Pacific Islander descent are leading innovation, advancing research, and confronting biases and stereotypes.