Asian American / Asian Research Institute
The City University of New York
This event examined the impact of 9/11 on Asian American communities in New York, addressing challenges in political representation, community rebuilding, and leadership development within education and civic life.
This event examined the impact of 9/11 on Asian American communities in New York, addressing challenges in political representation, community rebuilding, and leadership development within education and civic life.
This event examined the impact of 9/11 on Asian American communities in New York, addressing challenges in political representation, community rebuilding, and leadership development within education and civic life.
This event examined the impact of 9/11 on Asian American communities in New York, addressing challenges in political representation, community rebuilding, and leadership development within education and civic life.
The paper highlights key demographic trends and settlement patterns of Asian New Yorkers using sources including Census and Immigration and Naturalization Service’s data. Based on these patterns underscoring dramatic growth and diversity, and the settlement of Asians in “global” neighborhoods, the paper discusses findings based on a recent community survey conducted with the Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund. The survey findings highlight common concerns and issues which inform a community-based policy and research agenda for Asian Americans in NYC.
More than twenty five people attended the talk by Prof. Sridhar, the largest showing in all of the lecture series. Dr. Sridhar, a distinguished linguist who has received grants from NEH and other foundations, was a captivating speaker. He showed a short video first, followed by a power point presentation about his experience in establishing … Read more