Asian American / Asian Research Institute
The City University of New York
Since the start of COVID-19, there has been a rise in hate incidents against Asians and Asian Americans on a national scale. Join our distinguished guests and experts for a discussion of the issues and how we can provide better allyship to local AAPI communities.
The United Parent-Teacher Council (UPTC), and Asian American / Asian Research Institute of the City University of New York, invite you to an online forum on Stopping Anti-Asian Hate.
A commemorative edition on the fifth-year anniversary of CUNY FORUM, founded in 2013 to advance thinking & action in Asian American Studies. Asian American Matters (ISBN: 978-0-692-94978-8, 256 pp., illustrated, $25) features forty New York and U.S. scholars writers, artists and activists, is the first national anthology to address post-9/11 issues around Asians, Asian Americans, South Asians, and Muslims in relation to Asian American Studies and communities.
This talk features a candidate forum where local community members heard directly from City Council District 20 contenders on pressing neighborhood issues, civic engagement, and policy priorities in the lead-up to the 2017 election. It provides insight into how candidates articulate their visions for public service and community representation.
This talk convenes participants to engage in thoughtful discussion and exchange perspectives on issues affecting Asian American communities, fostering deeper understanding and collective insight. It highlights community voices and shared experiences as foundations for dialogue and civic engagement.
This event brings together candidates vying to represent New York State Assembly District 65 to discuss key local concerns such as affordable housing, healthcare, small businesses, and education, offering the community a chance to hear directly from those seeking office and compare their policy positions.