Asian Americans Got Played on Affirmative Action (Opinion)
Let’s not get played again, OiYan Poon and Janelle Wong write.
Resources
Rubin Himalayan Art Now Grant Program
The Rubin supports artists, creatives, and scholars in the field of Himalayan art with a grants program that aims to expand awareness and understanding of Himalayan art globally.
Empowering Communities: Baruch Alumna Leads with Purpose
Amy Chin (Baruch College ’06) is the Founder and CEO of The Crescendo Group, where she leads workshops on women’s empowerment, self-advocacy, mindfulness, DEIA, and professional development.
Baruch Alumna Playing Well With Others at LEGO
For Kristi Zhang (Baruch College ’14), every day at work involves a healthy dose of fun. Zhang is the global marketing manager of LEGO Friends, a franchise within the multinational toy company the LEGO Group.
Call for Asian American Studies Scholars – AAPI Public Persuasion Project (AAPI Data)
Are you an Asian American studies professor or researcher? AAPI Data is excited to invite you to apply for the inaugural Public Persuasion Project. This project builds on AAPI Data’s Data, Narrative, Action (DNA) framework where we will engage with a cohort of peers on: mobilizing and protecting our academic work and communities during this … Read more
A-Doc AAPI Futures Impact Producer Fellowship
The Asian American Documentary Network and Asian American Futures are seeking proposals from Impact Producers with documentary films they are currently working on and actively engaged in an impact campaign to participate in the AAPI Futures Impact Producer Fellowship.