The Importance of Ethnic Studies in the United States: A Perspective from Asian American Students
OCA-Greater Seattle Interns and American Ethnic Studies students joined the Asian American Unity Coalition in their podcast to discuss the importance of Ethnic Studies in the United States. Listen below or via Google podcast here.
Additionally, our interns created a video on this topic; Finding Roots: The Importance of Asian American Studies
AAUC Podcast #34: The Story of Saving Los Angeles' Little Tokyo #BillWatanabe#JackHanna – AAUC Podcast
Our latest episode features an insightful interview with Bill Watanabe, a Japanese American whose birthplace was a Nevada Internment Camp in the 1940s during World War II. Bill has devoted his life to the preservation and promotion of Los Angeles' Little Tokyo, a commitment spanning from the 1950s to the present day. His story serves as a powerful testament to the importance of ethnic communities safeguarding their cultural heritage. This not only acknowledges a history that may have been previously neglected, but also instills a sense of remembrance for all ethnic communities in the future.
- AAUC Podcast #34: The Story of Saving Los Angeles' Little Tokyo #BillWatanabe#JackHanna
- The Legacy and Tragedy of Afghan American Community #AarushAzizzada #Afghan#JackHanna
- Collaborating to Achieve Unity #AAUC#C100#CindyTsai#SKLo
- #31: The Importance of Ethnic Studies in the United States: A Perspective from Asian American Students #UWAsianAmericanStudy#ConnieSo
- An Asian American Mover & Shaker – #HelenZia#SocialJustice#anti-AsianHate
