How structural, medical racism perpetuates Asian American cancer disparities
Asian Americans are the first racial group to experience cancer as the leading cause of death.
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How City College alumnae Sheng-Ting Shen is redefining the film industry
A producer, videographer and video editor from Taiwan, Shen arrived to New York in 2019 to pursue a master’s degree in film from the City College of New York.
Best of Brooklyn College Staff Spotlight: Sau-Fong Au
Growing up in Hong Kong, Sau-Fong Au observed how education could be a transformative experience for many women and girls, offering upward mobility and independence. Today, as director of the Women’s Center and co-chair of the Asian American Faculty and Staff Association, she reflects on her 22 years at Brooklyn College and some milestones for … Read more
Japanese Am civil rights & gay activist honored by Google
Google marked Pride Month by featuring Japanese American gay and civil rights activist Kiyoshi Kuromiya with a Google Doodle.
Asian Americans are the lowest represented group in politics. Rising stars reflect on the AAPI leaders who blazed a path forward.
Trailblazers like Norman Mineta showed young Asian Americans that a future in politics is possible.
CUNY Celebrates Pride Month by Increasing Leadership and Internship Opportunities for LGBTQI+ Students
University Honors the Legacy of Alumni, Students Who Advocate for LGBTQI+ Rights