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AES Statement Against Anti-Asian American and Pacific Islander Violence |
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Jang Wook Huh Awarded NEH Fellowship, 2021-2022 |
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Roxana Pardo Garcia (class of '13) -- Cofounder of Alimentado el Pueblo |
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Alumna Priya Frank appointed as Director of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (DEDI) for Seattle Art Museum (SAM) |
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Carolyn Pinedo-Turnovsky contributes to Bugs and Beasts Before the Law Colloquium |
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A Rediscovered Photobook Depicts Japanese American Resettlement in Postwar Chicago |
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2020 MAP Scholarship Recipient: Gillian Duenas |
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Dr. La TaSha Levy joins a special panel, "Law and Disorder: Police Violence and Race in America," sponsored by Humanities Washington |
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New Book Examines Multigenerational Trauma and Activism in a Japanese American Family |
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Minor in Oceania and Pacific Islander Studies |
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Prof. Jang Wook Huh has published an essay in the Journal of Korean Studies, “The Student’s Hand: Industrial Education and Racialized Labor in Early Korean Protestantism.” |
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Black Voices: What the UW has gotten right |
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A Virtual Japanese American Pilgrimage Book Club on John Okada’s No-No Boy |
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Prof. Bonus gives keynote talk for the Luce Initiative on Asian Studies and the Environment Southeast Asia Symposium at the University of Puget Sound. |
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Prof. La TaSha Levy to speak at Why Race Matters panel on the 2020 election |
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Prof. Linh Nguyễn co-winner of a $1 million grant for Southeast Asian research and community engagement |
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Being an “American” in an International Airport |
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Pasifik Standard Time |
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The Bugs & Beasts Before the Law Colloquium at the Henry Art Gallery |
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Poet and Essayist Cathy Park Hong in Conversation with AES’s Schleitwiler |
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Faculty Search: Assistant Professor, African American Studies |
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Legendary Asian American Experimental Filmmakers Look Back on the 1980s |
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Opinion: Black Life Disrupted |
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For Asian Americans, Solidarity with Black Lives Requires a New Movement |
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Prof. Devon Peña Speaks on Indigenous Sovereignty and Gene-Editing Technologies |
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