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Together in the Fight for Affirmative Action and Beyond
Jun 7
Spring 2023
Together in the Fight for Affirmative Action and Beyond
Spring 2023
Spring 2023
Asian American Foodways Cooking Demo
Apr 25
Spring 2023
Asian American Foodways Cooking Demo
Spring 2023
Spring 2023
Writing Workshop with Kimberly Nguyen
Apr 20
Spring 2023
Writing Workshop with Kimberly Nguyen
Spring 2023
Spring 2023
Storytelling as Activism: The Bhutanese Diaspora and the Politics of Documenting Displacement
Apr 13
Spring 2023
Storytelling as Activism: The Bhutanese Diaspora and the Politics of Documenting Displacement
Spring 2023

2023 Chandni Kumar Annual Lecture on Asian Americans and Activism ft. Dr. Sam Vong and Thakur Mishra

The three will touch upon community engagement within South Asian America and Bhutanese refugee communities in particular, public history, and how to bridge the work of local storytellers with cultural institutions like the Smithsonian.

Spring 2023
Open Class Series
Mar 14
Spring 2023
Open Class Series
Spring 2023

In this presentation, Dr. Iqbal will discuss Islam’s novel Bright Lines, exploring how tradition, modernity, immodesty, and the imperatives of domesticity confront one another throughout the novel. He will shed some light on what it means to live an American life as a Bangladeshi and the novel’s engagement with the experience of living between home and a landscape that in many ways is foreign to the characters of the novel.

Spring 2023
AAST x AASU Town Hall
Mar 8
Spring 2023
AAST x AASU Town Hall
Spring 2023
Spring 2023
Book Chat on "Hawaii is My Haven: Race and Indigeneity in the Black Pacific"
Feb 21
Spring 2023
Book Chat on "Hawaii is My Haven: Race and Indigeneity in the Black Pacific"
Spring 2023
Spring 2023
The "Enemy Alien" Files: Hidden Files of WWII
Feb 20
Spring 2023
The "Enemy Alien" Files: Hidden Files of WWII
Spring 2023
Spring 2023
Community Support Space
Jan 26
Spring 2023
Community Support Space
Spring 2023
Spring 2023

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College Park, MD, 20740,
United States
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Asian American Studies Program
University of Maryland
2117 Susquehanna Hall, College Park, MD 20742
Phone: 301.405.0996 Email: aast@umd.edu

The Asian American Studies Program is a unit of the Office of Undergraduate Studies.

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