Disabled, Asian American, and Proud
Some Asian Americans are building disability pride in the face of stigma.
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Candidates must engage with Asian Americans beyond crime and education, new survey indicates
“Most of Asian American politics covers two topics: hate crimes and affirmative action,” researcher Janelle Wong said. But AAPIs actually rank health care and jobs as top issues.
Asian Americans Polled on the Economy, Gun Control, Education, Vote Choice and More in the 2022 Asian American Voter Survey
During a press call, the organizers shared the survey results from a study conducted between April 19, 2022 and June 19, 2022. The survey included 1,610 registered Asian American voters.
Borough president names Queens Village parent leader, Fresh Meadows educator to key city panels
Queens Borough President Donovan Richards announced two key appointments Tuesday naming Sheree Gibson to the New York City Panel for Educational Policy and Mitchel Wu to to the New York City Civic Engagement Commission.
Higher Education has Important Role to Play in Stopping AAPI Hate
It’s been two years since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, but incidents of hate against Asian American Pacific Islanders (AAPIs) in the U.S. have showed no signs of slowing.
Statement by Chancellor Matos Rodríguez on the Retirement of Allan Wernick, Founding Director of CUNY Citizenship Now!
Few have done more than Allan Wernick to help put New York City’s immigrants on the path to U.S. citizenship. Allan founded CUNY Citizenship Now! 25 years ago and built it into the country’s largest university-based immigration law services program.