Asian American / Asian Research Institute
The City University of New York
The Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund (AALDEF), founded in 1974, protects and promotes the civil rights of Asian Americans through litigation, legal advocacy, and community education. For more information about AALDEF, please visit our website at www.aaldef.org. Fall internships are available for the following program areas: Immigrant Justice Project – legal services, potential … Read more
The SDSS project is an interborough initiative organized by the Korea Art Forum (KAF) in New York City, addressing critical issues such as anti-Asian violence, anti-immigrant sentiments, uneven distributions of art resources, and limited art accessibility. It supports emerging or underrepresented artists (mostly BIPOC) in creating participatory art activities in NYC’s underserved immigrant communities at … Read more
The New Museum Youth Teaching Fellowship provides an opportunity for a graduate student to facilitate engagement between youth and contemporary art, focusing on artists currently or historically exhibited at the New Museum. The fellowship is ideal for a person looking to develop their teaching practice with contemporary art working with the Museum’s flagship youth program, … Read more
The New Museum Gallery Teaching Fellowship provides an opportunity for a graduate student to facilitate engagement with New Museum exhibitions. The fellowship is ideal for a person looking to develop their teaching practice with contemporary art. The fellow will lead live, online, and in-gallery programs, which the fellow develops through independent research and consultation with … Read more
Application deadline extended to Friday, Sept 2, 2022. Calling all student leaders who are passionate about collaborating with policy leaders and other AAPI students to elevate issues important to our communities! Summit taking place October 3 to 7, virtually.
The 2023 conference calls on the field of Asian American Studies to advance and cultivate learning, development, and collective engagements in public scholarship for speculative possibilities of expansive and humanizing change/justice.