Filipino History in Schools: No Longer Ignored
Hawaii teachers and students have a new Filipino history and culture curriculum.
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Study highlights mental health struggles among Asian adult New Yorkers
Led by Dr. Thinh Toan Vu at the NYC Department of Health with CUNY SPH Professor Victoria Khanh Ngo, the study draws on data from the 2023 Neighborhood Wellness Survey and includes a representative sample of 6,648 Asian American adults across the five boroughs.
New York pushes toward first‑in‑nation ban on caste bias
Supporters of a new state bill in New York that would ban discrimination based on caste held a news conference Monday to rally support.
During Maternal Health Month, CUNY Recognizes Faculty and Alumni Addressing This Health Crisis Through Research and Advocacy
Researchers at Queens College and Graduate Center Link Prenatal Stress to Child Development Outcomes, Raise Awareness of Black Infertility; Med School Alum Expands Maternal Care in Underserved Communities
UCLA Online Textbook Gives Voice to Asian American, Pacific Islander History and Cultures
A new digital textbook from UCLA aims to change stereotypes about Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders by teaching their history
NAAPIMHA and 120+ organizations to celebrate the 6th Annual National AANHPI Mental Health Day
National Asian American Pacific Islander Mental Health Day takes place at the intersection of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month and Mental Health Awareness Month. This provides an opportunity to raise awareness about our diverse heritages and mental health, as well as talk about how the two are intertwined.