With ‘Migration Music,’ Pianist Han Chen Explores Stories of Immigration
D.M.A. student’s latest venture is a pandemic-era video series featuring immigrant composers.
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The Moment of 1898: How an Asian American Transformed the United States
Few people in the United States know much about the history of Asian Americans beyond Chinese migrants building railroads and the detention of Japanese Americans during World War II. Proponents hope attention to an 1898 Supreme Court decision will change that.
NYC Voter Analysis Report: 2021 – 2022
Statistics and interactive maps tracking turnout and registration in the 2021 elections, including analysis of how voters used ranked choice voting throughout the city.
How Japanese Americans Fought for—and Won—Redress for WWII Incarceration
It was a long road from the end of the war until President Reagan signed the 1988 Civil Liberties Act.
The story behind Asian Pacific American Heritage, and why it’s celebrated in May
This year’s theme, selected by the Federal Asian Pacific American Council, is “Advancing Leaders Through Collaboration,” which builds on a leadership advancement theme series that began last year.
AAPI Action – 100 ways Asian American and Pacific Islander communities and allies have found solutions to racism and violence
From local fundraisers to rallies to national legislation to systemic changes in schools, AAPIs and others are developing solutions to increase visibility and fight racism. Here are 100 of the ways legislators, teens, artists, schools, athletes and many others nationwide have stepped up to fight hate and increased attacks.