HeyJaredAsian American / Asian Research Institute (AAARI) - The City University of New York (CUNY)
The Asian American / Asian Research Institute (AAARI) was established on November 19, 2001, by The City University of New York (CUNY) Board of Trustees, in a resolution introduced by Chancellor Matthew Goldstein.
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Across Continents: Writing Goans, Making Worlds (opens the original)
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Across Continents employs Goan literary subjectivity as epistemology to critique a specific limitation of postcolonial thought, one that does not account for the situations or afterlife of Portuguese colonialism. Employing various novels, R. Benedito Ferro considers the relationship between Portuguese and British colonialisms through the displacement of Goan characters betwixt Asia, Africa, Europe, and North America. The experiences of these figures in dealing with the processes of nation, state
New Asian NYC - Closing Remarks (opens the original)
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Shekar Krishnan, Member, New York City Council, District 25
New Asian NYC - Heritage Language, Family, and Identity: Immigrant Parents, Children, and the Shaping of Ethnolinguistic Belonging (opens the original)
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This presentation examines heritage language as a social technology within immigrant homes, exploring how families negotiate intergenerational identity, linguistic labor, and the pressures of assimilation in English-dominant society.
New Asian NYC - Arts as a Tool for Civic Engagement & Community Building (opens the original)
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Featuring artists from Hindus for Zohran, Pakistanis for Zohran, and the Palestinian Youth Choir, the panel will examine how the arts catalyze grassroots mobilization and fortify community bonds. Through a moderated dialogue and audience Q and A, speakers will share firsthand insights into building powerful, arts-driven coalitions.
New Asian NYC - Beyond the Monolith: Caste, Solidarity, and the Dalit Struggle for Visibility in South Asian New York (opens the original)
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This panel brings together Dalit movement workers, leaders, and writers to analyze the erasure of caste identity within recent South Asian political milestones and to provide a roadmap for building authentic, inclusive solidarity across the diaspora.
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