Science Spotlight: Fighting a Scourge
Ph.D. candidate Zubaida Marufee Islam seeks to root out rotavirus with research that may help identify new targets for treating the stealthy killer.
Resources
2026 AAPI Voters Data and Narrative Toolkit
This toolkit provides a standardized, evidence-based, and field-tested set of facts and messaging resources that can help community organizations, news media, funders, and other relevant stakeholders to better understand and engage AAPI communities.
Asian Americans find opportunity and community in the South
According to the U.S. Census, the number of Asian American Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islanders moving to the South between 2020 and 2025 grew by 6% with a total of 5,658,312 in these six states along – Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas.
Lahaina’s slow rebuild: 3 years later
The historic Maui community is working to rebuild from the devastating fire that swept through on Aug. 8, 2023
GETSEA Mentoring Clusters in Southeast Asian Studies for PhD Students
GETSEA is accepting applications from early-stage PhD students for four two-year mentoring clusters in Southeast Asian studies. Each cluster will bring together four to five graduate students for regular virtual meetings, collaborative discussion, research development, and at least one in-person gathering. Selected students will receive a $1,000 award to support travel to the gathering.
Southeast Asian American Students Make Gains, Face New Federal Threats
The Southeast Asia Resource Action Center (SEARAC) released a report in the spring titled, Rising Up: The Southeast Asian American Educational Journey. It highlights the progress Southeast Asian American students have made and the solutions that have made the progress possible. The report also calls for continued support from community and political leaders.