Tuesday, October 26, 4:00-5:00 pm Join us for Careers in Asian American Studies: Alumni Advice Panel. Three alumni from the program will be discussing how they have used their certificate in Asian American Studies in …
Events Calendar
Madison’s Asian American Media Spotlight
Saturday, October 16th – Tuesday, October 19th Join us for a weekend of film screenings for Madison’s Asian American Media Spotlight. We will be showing three in-person films and one film via virtual screening. Be …
How to be an Anti-Racism Advocate and Why It Matters
Wednesday, October 13th @ 5:00 pm In this Humanities Without Boundaries talk, Dr. Jennifer Ho will share her personal and professional journey as a critical race scholar, anti-Asian racism public intellectual, and anti-racism advocate. Using the …
HMASC Kick Off
Tuesday, October, 5th @ 6:30-7:30 pm Join the HMoob American Studies Committee at their first kick off event of the semester. Get to know HMASC members and learn about the committee over a bowl of …
Hate-Crime Laws Are Not the Answer to Anti-Asian Violence, Abolition Is
Professor James McMaster, along with Jason Wu, published a piece in Teen Vogue called “Hate-Crime Laws Are Not the Answer to Anti-Asian Violence, Abolition Is.” “Rather than pouring more resources into criminalization, Asian Americans should …
Unpacking Hate Crimes Against Asian American Women With Dr. Cindy Cheng
Response to Anti-Asian Violence
Dear Asian American Studies community, We hope that you are all able to take care of yourselves today as we process the news of the killing of eight individuals in Atlanta Tuesday evening, six of whom …
We are the 11 Million Strong!
Slow and Steady Wins the Race
The stakes are high for APIDA in the 2020 Elections. There are 11 million APIDA eligible voters–votes that can possibly alter the political landscape of various states across the country. As many of us know, …
Keep On, Keeping On
In the 2016 presidential election, only 49% of eligible APIDA voters voted. Here are the key reasons that keep the APIDA community from the ballot box: Lack of translated materials and interpretation services for non-native …