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Join us for a full-day celebration as we bring together alumni, students, faculty, and community members across the many generations of Asian American & Pacific Islander Studies at UCLA!
Register here: eventbrite.com/e/regeneratio…
July is Disability Pride Month! 🖤❤️💛🤍🩵💚 We celebrate the diversity amongst our communities, and recognize that disability justice is an ongoing collective fight! ✊
We created this reading list as a way to celebrate Disability Pride Month 🫶 what book will you be reading?
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Earlier in June we celebrated the 🔥2025 cohort of #UCLA Activists-in-Residence: Kari Okubo, Romarilyn Ralston, Kaya Dantzler, James Suazo & Lupita Limón Corrales! "Turning the university inside out,” they shared invaluable community-rooted knowledge & pedagogy with our campus.
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44 years ago, six journalists founded AAJA - and today, it’s an international organization with nearly 2,000 members! “Intersections," published with @uclaaasc, is dedicated to our six founders. Get your copy at bit.ly/aaja-book.
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4/24, join us for a special preview of the UCLA Asian American Center’s ‘Foundations and Futures: Asian American and Pacific Islander Multimedia Textbook,’ at Hunter College.
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AAJA's “Intersections: A Journalistic History of Asian Pacific America,” published with @uclaaasc, is now out! The book highlights the importance of AAPI journalists’ roles during key moments in history. Learn more at aaja.org/intersections and order at biy.ly/aaja-book
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Tomorrow! Wed Feb 26, noon: IAC Research Grants in Ethnic Studies Information Session @ Haines Hall 153. RSVP: bit.ly/40Tz6Qe Eligibility: Current UCLA graduate students, faculty, lecturers SOE, and staff. App deadline: Monday, March 3, 2025 iac.ucla.edu/funding/grants
ALT IAC Research Grants in Ethnic Studies Information Session - 2/26/25, 12-1:15 PM @ Haines Hall 153
A new data brief examining the impacts of the January 2025 wildfires on LA’s communities finds that 50,000 Asian Americans reside within the evacuation zones, with over 12,000 needing language assistance due to limited English proficiency.
Read more at bit.ly/AALanguageLAWildfires
Join us for "Letters to Home: Art and Writing by LGBTQ+ Nikkei and Allies" book talk on February 13, 2025 at 5:00pm to 6:15pm in Broad 2160E!
The IAC Graduate and Predoctoral Fellowship in Ethnic Studies information session has been moved online. Be sure to register bit.ly/4fLujnR to receive the Zoom link!
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The information session for the IAC Grad/Predoc Fellowship in Ethnic Studies on Thurs Jan 23, 12–1:15 PM will now be via Zoom instead of in person. bit.ly/4fLujnR
ALT IAC Graduate/Predoctoral Fellowship in Ethnic Studies Information Session online - Thursday, January 23, 12-1:15 PM
The UCLA Institute of American Cultures is accepting applications for the IAC Graduate/Predoctoral Fellowship in Ethnic Studies, apply by January 27, 2025. Attend the information session on January 23, 2025 at Black Forum (Haines Hall 153) at 12:00pm for more details!
UPDATE: The IAC Information Session will be moved virtually on Zoom, more updates to come!
We are thrilled to welcome Lupita Limón Corrales, Kaya Dantzler, Kari Okubo, Romarilyn Ralston, and James Suazo as the 2025 UCLA Activists-in-Residence. Join us in welcoming the Activists-in-Residence on January 21, 2025 at UCLA Perloff Hall, DeCafe. RSVP to attend!
***UPDATE: The event has been postposed due to the ongoing Palisades wildfire. We will be rescheduling the event, updates soon to come. Thank you for your patience!
Join us for a conversation with author and professor, William Gow, and Dr. Kelly Fong on January 16, 2025 at 4:00pm in the Distinctive Collections Classroom located in Charles E. Young Library (Level A) to hear more about his latest book "Performing Chinatown." Be sure to RSVP!
UPDATE: The event has been postponed. Due to the Palisades wildfire, UCLA is cancelling on-campus events and has moved to remote work platforms through Friday, January 17. The book event with Professor Gow that was scheduled for Thursday, January 16, is being postponed.
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On behalf of @uclaaasc @cityLABucla @UCLACSW + @ChallengeIneq, we welcome Lupita Limón Corrales, Kaya Dantzler, @KariOkubo @RomarilynR and James Suazo as the 2025 #UCLA Activists-in-Residence! Thrilled for what's to come from this extraordinary cohort 🔥 challengeinequality.luskin.u…
