News Archive

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Side-by-side photos of two people at the top-right of a flier with one-third of the top in a black background, the margins on the left and right are yellow and the rest of flier has a white background
Translating Race, Editing Poetry: Theory and Practice
Five drawings of an outline of women centered in the middle of a flyer
UN Commission on the Status of Women
JSIS Global Sport Lab Website Launch
A headshot photo of LaShawnDa smiling with her hands clasped together in front of a dark gray background
Equity, Justice, and Inclusion (EJI) Winter Newsletter
A woman stands in front of a stage holding a white parchment paper that reads Anjélica Hernández-Cordero 2024 distinguished staff award nominee. Behind her is a stack of purple and gold balloons.
Annual Distinguished Staff Award Reception
Engaging with Ethnic Studies Librarians
Several performers hold up a lion and dragon in front of the Wing Luke Museum
Lunar New Year Celebrations and the Push to Make it a Washington State Holiday
A letter addressed to Dr. Rick Bonus, AES' Chair, from the OCA Greater Seattle Asian Pacific American Advocates
OCA Greater Seattle - Asian Pacific American Advocates Golden Circle Awards & Lunar New Year Celebration
Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell pulls a string to reveal the new Year of the Dragon Forever stamp at the International District Community Center. There are five individuals standing stage right and three standing stage left. An enlarged image of the Year of the Dragon stamp center stage.
U.S. Postal Service unveils new Year of the Dragon Stamp
Centered on a stamp is a face of a dragon colored light gold, with twelve jagged white teeth, an orange nose, red eyes, tri-color horns with pink at the tip, light green in the middle, and red at the base. The stamp reads, "Lunar New Year USA" with a strikethrough the word "Forever". The year 2024 is noted at the bottom-right corner of the stamp.
Lunar New Year with Year of the Dragon Stamp
Tina Le, left, and Cooper Nguyen, right, take turns moving with the lion head at a Little Saigon grocery warehouse rented by the Mak Fai Kung Fu Dragon & Lion Dance Association in December
Asian Americans in Seattle use Lunar New Year Traditions as connection to Heritage, Family
LaShawnDa, centered in the photo, is sitting on a couch wearing a gray shawl over a black shirt and is talking with an African American grandmother
LaShawnDa Pittman's Book Shared in Chicago Tribune Article
Han Eckelberg wearing a multi-color long-sleeve shirt, crouching in front of a group of children speaking to them
Seattle Sounders FC Features Han Eckelberg
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Spotlight on Tagalog, in the Northwest Asian Weekly
Light blue book cover with the title, "Grandmothering While Black: A Twenty-First-Century Story of Love, Coercion, and Survival". Elderly African American woman sitting on a red couch with a baby on her lap. Three African American grandchildren standing around her.
LaShawnDa Pittman's Book Reviewed on Fostering Families Today
A headshot photo of LaShawnDa smiling with her hands clasped together in front of a dark gray background
LaShawnDa Pittman Interviewed by USA Today about Black Grandparents Raising their Grandkids
Nestor wearing a red and black button-down shirt and a red lei, sitting on the steps of a UW campus
AES Alum Nestor Enguerra Jr. Became Project Director for UW Tacoma's AAPI Thrive Project
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AES Statement
Erin Marie Lynch
Erin Marie Lynch Poetry Event
Curtis Chin
Curtis Chin Book Reception
Elmer Dixon Book
Author Elmer Dixon Presents Die Standing Book Release Event
Marc-Robinson
Dinner & Discussion book event.
UW Grad School
AES Grad School Prep Seminar
AAS Prof Douglas Lee
Douglas Lee Book Talk Event
AES Alum Alyssa Au -- Class of '13
Alum Alyssa Au appointed as Assistant Attorney General for the State of Washington.