Asian American / Asian Research Institute
The City University of New York
H.R. 1, the One Big Beautiful Bill signed into law on July 4, cuts taxes for the wealthiest Americans and could cost New York $14 billion in healthcare dollars, according to the Asian American Federation. They say the bill will especially harm New Yorkers of Asian descent and heritage, including children, immigrant families, seniors, healthcare … Read more
High School Students aged 14 – 18 years are invited to enter our annual competition in its 19th year. Cash prizes are available for top 6 submissions in Poetry and Visual Art. Deadline is Monday, August 11, noon. This Year’s Slogan: Dictate Your Fate. No Fear. No Hate. How can we overcome abuse of power … Read more
The Deputy Director of Policy Advocacy leads NJAIJ’s non-partisan legislative and budget advocacy campaigns. The role manages a 3-5 person team of associates, program coordinators, and interns and supports strategy and direction for the organization’s advocacy work on the whole. The qualified candidate for this role will be New Jersey’s premier expert on all issues … Read more
The Deputy Director of Movement Building leads NJAIJ’s programming and member empowerment. The Deputy Director of Movement Building develops and executes all aspects of NJAIJ programs and capacity building. The Deputy supervises the full time Community Empowerment Facilitator and seasonal part time associates and interns. The successful candidate will deepen NJAIJ’s coordination and collaboration with … Read more
The Desierto Lakas Disclosure Scholarship provides financial support to graduate students and early career researchers conducting original research that centers exclusively on the lived experiences, identities, mental health, or sociocultural realities of Filipino men and Filipino masculinities. Named to honor strength (lakas) and truth-telling (disclosure), this scholarship uplifts research that amplifies Filipino masculinities and contributes … Read more
The Korean American Community Foundation (KACF) announced the launch of its newly unified and streamlined Community Grants program to strengthen Korean American communities across the United States. Nonprofit organizations helping low-income Korean Americans—either as a primary focus or as part of the broader populations they serve—to increase their economic security are invited to apply for … Read more