Asian American / Asian Research Institute
The City University of New York
This talk brings together community members and experts to engage in a critical discussion about key issues facing the Asian American community, emphasizing the importance of civic participation and collective action. It fosters dialogue on how to address challenges while promoting community resilience and empowerment.
This year’s conference will focus on the intersections of Asian American Studies and the community. The format will be interactive. Panelists will initially speak to their respective academic and community-based experiences, while the latter portion of each session will be devoted to outcomes-oriented discussion with the audience.
This year’s conference will focus on the intersections of Asian American Studies and the community. The format will be interactive. Panelists will initially speak to their respective academic and community-based experiences, while the latter portion of each session will be devoted to outcomes-oriented discussion with the audience.
This year’s conference will focus on the intersections of Asian American Studies and the community. The format will be interactive. Panelists will initially speak to their respective academic and community-based experiences, while the latter portion of each session will be devoted to outcomes-oriented discussion with the audience.
This talk examines the intersection of law, policy, and community activism, focusing on how legal frameworks impact Asian American populations. It offers insights into how legal advocacy and community organizing can address issues of justice, equity, and civil rights within these communities.
Whether you are registered to vote in District 1 (Lower Manhattan, including Chinatown and the Lower East Side) or you have interests in the area, this is your opportunity to hear from the candidates themselves on how they would approach important issues such as zoning, environment, immigration, business development and much more.