Date: November 3-4, 2014
The immigrant struggle can, at times, lead Asian Americans to narrow our focus to our own communities. And there’s a place for that. But now, as we find ourselves in some ways better established on these shores, it’s past time for us to look beyond, to listen, to learn, to come alongside. To that end, we’re creating this bilateral space for Asian Americans and African Americans. It’s not just us.
In this episode, we feature guest Katharine Hsiao as she shares what she learned from her mentor, Mary Li Hsu, former Assistant Dean of Yale College and Director of Yale's Asian American Cultural Center, who lived out life of Sacrifice, Love, and Joy as an advocate...
ISAAC's National Research Survey in the Media ISAAC's Asian American Heritage Month spotlight has garnered attention on the Nonprofit Finance Fund's (NFF) Facebook and LinkedIn pages. The NFF has published an insightful interview with Young, discussing ISAAC and its...
In this episode, we feature guest, Dr. Debbie Gin, as she shares her history with being a part of Asian American Women on Leadership (AAWOL) with Young almost 20 years ago, and how the key needs and themes are still needed today for the AAPI Women: increasing...
