Check out our Instagram @asuwestengage to review a new podcast each day that focuses on important issues, sharing of information and storytelling. Hosted by Office of Student Engagement West.

Celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month with us by indulging in a sweet treat from Japan! Stop by the Union Patio and grab yourself some Mochi and learn more about upcoming events at the Polytechnic campus.  Hosted by ASU Polytechnic.

Join other ASU students in celebrating Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month with a movie night! Bring your blankets, pillows, and masks! Hosted by the Office of Student Engagement.

Link: https://asu.campuslabs.com/engage/event/6678195

In collaboration with ASU’s PAB (Programming & Activities Board) and SRVP (Sexual and Relationship Violence Prevention Program) for Sexual Assault Awareness Month, AAPASC will be livestreaming Mulan 2 on our Discord channel! We’ll be watching together and then discussing the healthy communication and relationships as seen in the movie. Grab your popcorn, hop in the voice channel, and join the discussion!

Discord: https://discord.gg/dACM3et

Join a variety of student organizations at the Polytechnic campus for Tabling Tuesday where you can explore upcoming events, opportunities, and ways to get involved on the Polytechnic campus. Stop by and grab some boba tea and enjoy some culturally themed music as we celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander heritage month. Hosted by ASU Polytechnic.

Join our online panel of students and faculty as they discuss their personal experiences and cultural influences of being an Asian/Pacific Islander American in their field of fine arts. We will also have representatives of AAPI advocacy organizations discussing their work in the area. All are welcome to listen and learn!

To celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, ASU’s Pat Tillman Veterans Center will be hosting a panel of faculty, staff and students who will share their experience of serving in the military and continuing their service at ASU. Topics include: personal stories, recent hate crimes against AAPI, systemic racism, awareness and a call for action.

Featuring students as well as APA faculty and staff, join us as we discuss the racial climate at ASU's campuses. Moderated by an APAS faculty. Given the rise of anti-Asian hate crimes and the national and international recognition of this, we propose a panel for students to talk about their experiences about how this is affecting them on campus and in the classroom in order to bring more visibility to these issues. Hosted by Asian Pacific American Studies and the Asian|Asian Pacific American Students’ Coalition.

Zoom Link: TBA (tentative)

Do you got game? Join us for this  gaming hour in celebration of Asian American and Pacific Islander Month! We will have Mario Kart, Smash Bros, Ping Pong and Pool. Hosted by Student Engagement and Asian American Association.

Come celebrate Asian American & Pacific Islander month with other ASU students by watching Disney's movie Moana on the SDFC Lawn! Celebrate the traditions of the Native Hawaiian and Native American cultures by making a DIY Candy Lei.  Come early to get an ice cream sandwich and don't forget your blankets and masks!

Take a walk through the Asian American and Pacific Islander culture during Changemaker Central’s culture walk on Backus Mall. Enjoy some music, treats, and activities in celebration of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.

Join the Anti-Racism Committee for a discussion with Professors Aggie Yellow Horse, Karen Leong and Karen Kuo about the Asian American story throughout U.S. History and the role of Asian Americans in today's social movements.

Speaker Bios:

Aggie Yellow Horse is an assistant professor of Asian Pacific American Studies and Justice and Social Inquiry in the School of Social Transformation (SST). Her research focuses on understanding social determinants of racial health disparities by examining the influences of sociohistorical and neighborhood contexts.

Karen Leong is an associate professor of women and gender studies and Asian Pacific American studies in SST. In all aspects of Leong's scholarship research, teaching and community engagement, she explores the overlapping and mutually reinforcing discourses of gender, race, class and nation, and how these discourses have advantaged some and disadvantaged others in United States society.

Karen Kuo is an associate professor in SST. Her current work focuses on the geopolitical and cultural representations of Asia and Asians in films and novels of early twentieth-century America. Her work examines how U.S. narratives about Asia and Asian migration culturally defined U.S. understandings of the foreign and the domestic.

Hosted by the School of Historical, Philosophical and Religious Studies.

Come celebrate Asian American & Pacific Islander month with other ASU students by watching Disney's Mulan on Lantana Lawn. Following the movie, we will have some discussion and a guest speaker to talk about the culture and narratives depicted in the film.

Are you an expert at trivia? Come show your knowledge on Asian Pacific American history as we celebrate this wonderful heritage month. Hosted by the Office of Student Engagement at Downtown and Asian American Association.

Zoom Link: https://asu.zoom.us/j/86068788374

Come join us at our annual gala to help raise funds for our Collective Philanthropy Project to increase educational resources for children in Vietnam. Come celebrate Vietnamese culture through activities, music, and more! Hosted by the Vietnamese Student Association.

Zoom Link: http://links.asu.edu/ASU_VSA_ZOOM

Discord Link: http://links.asu.edu/ASU_VSA_DISCORD

Voice anti-Asian experiences during COVID-19 through story. Let's think about Asian America as a coalition. It's more than just an identity.

During this past year, as Asian Americans, we have had to live with globally reaching news of anti-Asian hate crimes and pervasive invisibility or denial of these crimes' racially-motivated undertones. In daily life, we have had to face the uncertainty of budding wariness, aversion or latent violence toward people perceived as Asian, who are often saddled with the blame for a global pandemic.

Whether we have had to personally maneuver around these building dynamics, or worriedly watch loved ones do the same, how might we also think about supporting each other across state lines, generational gaps and cultural origins? As Eugene Lee Yang suggests, 'If we are going to take back control over our story as Asian Americans, we have to find and share the words that will fill the silence that will no longer define us.'

We invite you to join in this Storyscope event, where we share stories in intimately sized groups called story circles. Through hearing each other's stories, how might we think about Asian America as a coalition, rather than (just) an identity, and begin the generative work of coalition-building across ethnicities, and the diversity that we house within all of us?

How might we also build a new future, through cultivating allyship across political and identity positionings, within ourselves and across other marginalized populations? How might we also let those in privileged positions better know how they can stand with us?

We invite anyone interested in doing the above to enter an intimate space where we can hear each other, support each other and develop emergent healing rituals based on the needs that are voiced.This event is free, but if you'd like to financially support Asian American advocacy, please consider donating to the National Asian Pacific American's Women Forum (https://www.napawf.org/) or to Asian Americans Advancing Justice (https://secure.donationpay.org/aajc/)

To learn more about the Storyscope Project or the Storyscope format, please visit: https://storyscopeproject.com/

Hosted by the Hugh Downs School of Human Communication.

Join us in celebrating Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage month! Featuring catered food and a film screening to celebrate the cultures depicted in the film and represented in our campus community. Hosted by the Residence Hall Association Polytechnic.