Organizer: Asian American / Asian Research Institute’s Localized History Project; The Asian American Education Project

Type/Location: In Person / Bronx, NY

Description:

Join Asian American / Asian Research Institute’s Localized History Project, and The Asian American Education Project, for an immersive evening dedicated to the rich, localized history of The Bronx’s Asian American community. Hosted by NYC AAPI Studies K-12 Project, this interactive event invites New York City teachers, community members, and youth to bridge the gap between history and the classroom through storytelling, community building, and curriculum development. Attendees will walk away with tangible resources to support AAPI history education in K-12 schools.

Program:

• Localized History Project Presentations

  • The Breaking and Making of Community: Little Cambodia

  • Chinese Latino Migration Archive

  • Pacific Island New York

  • Nail Salon Worker Oral Histories

• Professional Development + CTLE Credits: Led by The Asian American Education Project.

• Storytelling Activities + Community Teach-Ins: Collaborative learning spaces for educators and youth.

• Dinner & Refreshments: Stay after the program to network and build community over a shared meal.

About the Organizers:

The NYC AAPI Studies K-12 Project is funded by the New York City Council’s Educational Equity Action Plan. It is a joint initiative between The Asian American Education Project and AAARI’s Localized History Project. Our mission is to provide free professional development and resources to support the teaching of AAPI history in New York City K-12 schools.

Registration:

To attend the event in person, please register here.