AAJA Urges Newsrooms Not To Perpetuate Xenophobia in COVID-19 Coverage
The Asian American Journalists Association urges newsrooms to not perpetuate xenophobia in coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic as anti-Asian violence increases.
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Job Op – Festival Coordinator (WHITE WAVE Young Soon Kim Dance Company)
This is an exciting position in WW’s Festivals Project administration, who will have full responsibility for the operation of the Festivals Project. Through executive oversight of day-to-day operations, the Festival Coordinator oversees WW’s 21st Annual 2022 Virtual DDF (June 23rd-26th) and the 7th Annual SoloDuo Dance Festival (February 2023 at Dixon Place).
2022 Youth Bridge New York Fellow
The heart of YouthBridge-NY is its two-year Fellowship program, where high school juniors and seniors from diverse backgrounds participate in intensive trainings on leadership and diversity.
Job Op – Astoria Membership Organizer (CAAAV)
CAAAV: Organizing Asian Communities is seeking a Membership Organizer for our Astoria Chapter. The Membership Organizer is primarily responsible for building a base of working class Bangali immigrants in Astoria. This position is responsible for identifying new members through outreach, developing the leadership of members, running meetings and political education workshops, and supporting powerful campaigns … Read more
Opinion: Our educational shortcomings drive anti-AAPI sentiment
No matter the challenges, our education system can and must curb these drivers of hate. Instead of remaining complacent or even making the problem worse — as some states are doing by trying to ban books about critical parts of our history — we need to enrich our classrooms by providing young people with a … Read more
UPenn Asian American Studies’ 25th anniversary
Created in 1996, the program is going through a new period of growth, marking its anniversary with a podcast miniseries, weekly alumni events, and a conference.