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  • Mentorship & Serving Students, Staff, Adjunct Faculty, & Junior Faculty
  • Asian Americanists with, Against, and as Higher-Level Administrators
  • Current Status of Asian American Studies in the Academy
  • New Directions of the Field in and with the Community
  • New and Future Directions in Asian American Studies
  • The Curriculum

CRES Highlights

 

Tastes Like War, a conversation with author Grace M. Cho

On Thursday, February 24th, Asian American Studies Northwestern and CRES hosted a conversation with Author Grace M. Cho, and panelists Mia Charlene White and Yuri Doolan on Tastes Like War, Korean diaspora, U.S. militarism, and family histories. Many thanks to them for a rich discussion! The conversation was recorded and we would like to share the recording with you here!

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Inhuman Figures, A film essay by Michelle N. Huang and CA Davis

Watch CRES Prof. Michelle N. Huang & CA Davis film essay, Inhuman Figures which excavates three popular science-fictional archetypes—the robot, clone, and alien—to reveal how imagined futures are produced from a long history of treating Asian Americans as tireless workers, indistinguishable copies, and forever foreigners.

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Jun
3
2023
New Directions in Asian American Studies

8:00 AM - 4:15 PM, Evanston

Dear Asian American Studies Program community members and supporters of Asian American Studies in the Chicago area, Please join us for ...

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News

 
Afro-Latino politicians could bridge the African American-Latino divide

Piece in The Washington Post by CRES Fellow, Michelle Bueno Vasquez. In the U.S., Dominicans are the Hispanic group with the largest Black population. Many are pressured to identify as either Black or Latino, not both.

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