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SUMMARY:History of AAPI Exclusion in the US
DESCRIPTION:In the past year\, there has been a measurable increase in hate crimes\, violence\, and animosity toward Asian-Americans. This uptick and anti-Asian rhetoric and violence has impacted a cross-section of individuals and communities\, regardless of their ethnicity\, citizenship status\, religion\, or political affiliation. Is this a new phenomenon simply attributable to the COVID-19 pandemic and xenophobic reactions to it? Or does anti-Asian prejudice go deeper than one challenging year in global politics and health? \nJoin YWCA Rhode Island and Dover Town Library in their ongoing series exploring important issues of race\, racism\, and US history\, policy\, law\, and social attitudes as we turn our lens on the complex history of anti-Asian bias in the US. From immigration bans\, to years-long bombing campaigns\, to refugees abandoned in US cities\, to the model minority myth\, we will explore how US white supremacy has impacted people of Asian heritage across centuries of US history and today. \nUpon registering\, you will receive a confirmation email from Eventbrite containing the Zoom ID and password. \nRegister here.
URL:https://apadrc.org/event/history-of-aapi-exclusion-in-the-us/
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CATEGORIES:Education
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SUMMARY:Internalized Racism among Asian Americans
DESCRIPTION:What is internalized racism and its personal\, social\, and political consequences for Asian Americans? This session will comprise of mini-lectures\, reflective activities\, and open conversation geared primarily for Asian Americans and other BIPOC\, but open to all. \nParticipants will: \n\nacquire and/or expand their understanding of the origin\, nature\, mechanism\, and outcomes of internalized racism in their lives\,\nexplore their historical and psychological relationship to racialization\, and\,\nconsider strategies for healing\, resisting\, and transforming internalized racism.\n\nOur instructor\, Dr. Andrew (Andy) Young Choi is a psychologist whose scholarly\, teaching\, and clinical interests include racialization\, identity formation\, intersectionality\, mental health\, queerness\, and empowerment in the Asian diaspora\, and transformative education and liberation psychology more broadly. His current community-based and research activities involve exploring trauma\, masculinity\, community\, identity\, and storytelling among Asian American men. He is affiliated with The University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa and The University of Massachusetts\, Boston. \nAt AAJIL\, we believe in practicing a culture of mutual\, relational generosity rather than a culture of the commodity. Please consider showing your gratitude and appreciation for Dr. Andrew Young Choi’s labor in offering this free learning opportunity by donating to an organization of his choice: \n\nAAJIL\nNodutdol– NYC-based anti-war community organization concerned with decolonization\, demilitarization\, and international solidarity work toward reunifying the Korean peninsula and third-world liberation more broadly.\n\nThank you! \nRegister here.
URL:https://apadrc.org/event/internalized-racism-among-asian-americans/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Awareness,Education
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