Services
Our educational resources help teachers, youth, and organizations explore the invisible stories in our history. In these explorations, they can uncover larger truths that expand the historical narrative and support a more inclusive society.
Our work draws from a tradition of culturally relevant pedagogy, in which students’ backgrounds and knowledge are embraced as a valuable resource in the classroom. We also invest in the recent re-thinking of the educational project that tackles the un-doing of settler colonialism and unveils the day-to-day labors of resisting white supremacy.
We create and facilitate professional development that provides teachers with rich educational tools to engage their students.
We also provide inquiry-based workshops that enlist educators in knowledge-building about Asian American history and stories.
YOUTH WORKSHOPS
Our workshops guide participants through a variety of activities and introspective discussions so they can investigate new perspectives and gain a greater understanding of society. The content of these workshops is based on scholarly research, media and film, and identity development.
Depending on the needs of the school or organization, workshops can be tailored to align with academic standards. Participants can range from middle school youth to young adults.
We help nonprofits, community organizations, and museums to develop AAPI-centered programming and resources — drawing on expertise in teaching, curriculum design, facilitation, and AAPI history, and grounded in cultural specificity, community voice, and long-term relationship building.
Featured Workshops and Presentations
