Asian American / Asian Research Institute
The City University of New York
International Documentary Association (IDA) announced that applications for the organization’s flagship Enterprise Documentary Fund and Pare Lorentz Documentary Fund providing over $500,000 will be received through a unified Open Call using the Core Application beginning May 29, 2024. The application deadline is June 25 for non-IDA members and July 9 for IDA members.
City Councilwoman Sandra Ung’s office seeks a hard-working, organized individual to serve as Constituent Services Liaison in the District Office. This role requires exceptional speaking and writing skills in Mandarin Chinese. The position starts in July 2024. The Constituent Services Liaison will assist constituents resolve issues with city agencies, manage casework, work with legislative staff … Read more
The Isaac Rauch Fellowship is designed to enable a reporter to pursue a story they would not be able to without adequate longer term funding. The money can be used on a series of stories about a certain topic, or one ambitious feature. It can be a documentary or a written story.
American media companies are missing out on billions of dollars in revenue a year by neglecting to focus more on Asian American stories, according to the conclusions of three recent reports.
After a recent meeting with Hmong and Asian American advocates, the U.S. Census Bureau has agreed to consider reclassifying Hmong Americans as Southeast Asian rather than East Asian for the 2030 Census.
National CAPACD seeks a dynamic, strategic leader to oversee an essential aspect of our mission–to mobilize and strengthen a powerful coalition. The Managing Director will lead the coalition-building, policy, and narrative departments in cultivating and elevating the voices of local community leaders at the national level to advance policy and narrative change.