Asian American / Asian Research Institute
The City University of New York
The Asian American Education Project’s 3rd Annual Sticker Contest wants to know what the power of solidarity looks like to you! Use creativity to share a message with the world about the importance of solidarity in building a better world. Deadline May 15, 2024.
This two-week NEH Summer Institute addresses the needs of grade 6–12 educators looking to expand their knowledge of Asian American and Pacific Islander histories in the United States. Application Deadline: Tuesday, March 5, 2024
A two-year fellowship for high school sophomores passionate about diversity, equity, and inclusion, interested in learning how to take action, and developing professional leadership skills.
Supported by a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH), this nine-month fellowship is an opportunity for a healthcare professional to serve their community in a new and unique way.
A Graduate Center-affiliated sociologist is remembered as one of the most respected academic voices on women’s affairs in North Africa.
While people of MENA heritage are by no means monolithic, they do share one common experience in the United States. On official forms, most don’t see themselves represented among the check boxes for race or ethnicity. With few good options, many end up being counted as “white.”