NOW: we’re highlighting six inspiring Asian Americans paired with six AAPI filmmakers to create beautiful stories in a wonderful celebration called #AAPIHeritageHeroes
Big checks. Big laughs. Big stars. Round two of #EasterSunday’s Rise for Comedy brought together the AAPI community to celebrate the importance of representation on screen.
to convene California and San Francisco elected officials with local leaders for a conversation on local & state responses to end anti-Asian hate. Watch the full Program here: https://youtu.be/JISUaOpWmmo
, and countless community leaders, to a roundtable about anti-Asian hate and what can be done to keep #AAPI communities safe. Your leadership reminds us that the fight continues --- and that together, we can #StopAAPIHate.
to discuss the fight to #StopAsianHate.
CADOJ will continue to work alongside our community partners, law enforcement, and the legislature to ensure every Californian is seen, heard and protected.
Hate is not welcome in CA.
swore in Norman Mineta as the U.S. secretary of commerce, making him the first Asian American to serve in a presidential cabinet. Learn more about his life and legacy in the interactive timeline linked in our bio!
The 988 suicide and crisis hotline has just launched nationwide. People experiencing a mental health crisis can now call or text 988, to reach the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline and connect with mental health professionals trained to respond to such emergencies.
Asian Americans have made, and continue to make, significant contributions to flight and space exploration. Learn about the inspiring people who stood in the face of adversity and paved the way for all people to fly.
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Today marks the 40th anniversary of the subsequent rally following the 1982 Garment Workers' Strike. Today we honor and celebrate the power of 20k Chinese immigrant women who walked out of factories to demand better wages, health benefits and better working conditions.
In the aftermath of George Floyd’s murder, his sister Bridgett turned her pain into purpose by creating the George Floyd Memorial Foundation to address the root causes of systemic racism.
Learn, act and support the fight for racial justice at http://lovehasnolabels.com.
Gidra, which began in 1969 by a group of 5 UCLA students, helped fill a void by providing historical context and personal narratives of the Asian American experience.
released the Online Hate and Harassment: The American Experience 2022 report, a national survey of hate and harassment online. AsAms have reported a dramatic increase in harassment online, paralleling hate incidents offline. Visit http://adl.org/repair-plan to learn more.
How is #1990Institute reshaping and relaunching its Teachers Workshop, adding arrows to teachers’ quivers?
Read about our #asianamericanstudies and #uschina tracks on July 30 and Aug 6 in an article by
Ieoh Ming Pei (April 26, 1917 - May 16, 2019), commonly known as I. M. Pei, was a Chinese American architect often called the master of modern architecture. In 1983, he won the Pritzker Prize, which is sometimes referred to as the Nobel Prize of architecture.
In the aftermath of the PULSE nightclub shooting, owner Barbara Poma established onePULSE Foundation to honor the legacies of the victims and survivors.
Every act of love can have an impact that lives on. Take action to support the LGBTQ+ community at http://lovehasnolabels.com.
Building a more inclusive society and supporting communities who are discriminated against is critical to our future. The newest PSAs from our partner @LoveHasNoL shares about those who acted with love in response to tragedy—driving inclusion and justice.
http://lovehasnolabels.com
Terisa Siagatonu is a Samoan queer poet and leader. Having performed everywhere from the Obama White House to the UN Conference on Climate Change, her voice has provided representation for the LGBTQ and Samoan communities.
The son of immigrants, Ben Fong-Torres rose to the top of the music industry as the legendary first music editor of Rolling Stone magazine. His cover stories created music legends.
The AAPI community has been under attack and living in fear of their safety. Maddy Park created a fund to help members of the AAPI community get around town safely.
Take action to help end anti-Asian hate at http://lovehasnolabels.com
See full film here: https://youtu.be/iSK3lxMOgXU
Phung Huynh is a Vietnamese-American artist who created these mixed media portraits on donut boxes to pay homage to the Cambodian immigrants who survived the aftermath of warfare and genocide.
Before you join us on June 25th, 2022, learn more about what the Unity March is and what we aim to do by marching together.
To learn more visit http://unitymarch.com#UnityMarch2022
When we unite, we will bring real change.
On June 25th, 2022, step out and march with us in Washington, D.C. to advance equitable representation and rights for all of our communities.
Join the movement: http://unitymarch.com#UnityMarch2022
In this untold story of a sibling bond between a sister and brother, see how their love and legacy persevere through millions of acts of love from others.
Learn, act and support the fight for racial justice at http://lovehasnolabels.com.
Zia played a crucial role in bringing federal civil rights charges against the perpetrators of Vincent's killing and in igniting a response to the crime through her advocacy work. Her journalism helped to galvanize the Asian American community to demand justice for Vincent Chin.
Over the weekend members of our community gathered to pay respect and honor the memory of Vincent Chin, whose horrific murder occurred 40 years ago on June 23.
Congratulations to Dr. Arati Prabhakar for her historic nomination to serve as Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy. If confirmed to lead OSTP, Prabhakar would become the third Asian American, Native Hawaiian, or Pacific Islander to serve in
Marvel’s new Disney+ series “Ms. Marvel” received praise from reviewers and fans, but some are blasting its diversity, calling it too “woke” and “cringe.” And critics say they know what's behind the criticism. Read the full NBC News story via the link in bio.
Happy Juneteenth! TAAF honors and celebrates the emancipation and history of Black Americans on this historic day. Our shared mission is to continue the fight for racial equality for all.
The documentary, which originally aired on POV in July 1989, details the incident from initial eye-witness accounts, the ensuing murder trials to the lenient sentences the assailants received, and the repercussions for the families and community involved