Northridge Woman Recounts Challenges of Being First Asian-American Woman to Serve in U.S. Navy | KTLA
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How Does It Feel to Be a Problem?: Being Young and Arab in America
Arab and Muslim Americans are the new, largely undiscussed “problem” of American society, their lives no better understood than those of African Americans a century ago. Under the cover of the terrorist attacks, the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, and the explosion of political violence around the world, a fundamental misunderstanding of the Arab and … Read more
A Talk on The Road to Being a Bodhi-Sattva
This talk explored the path to becoming a Bodhi-Sattva, with Master Jen-Chun sharing insights from his decades-long practice and teachings on a pure, practice-focused approach to Buddhism in the United States.
Conference on the Well-Being of Asian American Senior Citizens – Biographies
This talk addressed the challenges faced by Asian American senior citizens, focusing on improving social support, intergenerational communication, and culturally competent services to enhance their safety, health, and overall well-being.
2006 CUNY Conference on the Well-Being of Asian American Senior Citizens
This talk addressed the challenges faced by Asian American senior citizens, focusing on improving social support, intergenerational communication, and culturally competent services to enhance their safety, health, and overall well-being.