Asian Artists For Black Power Graphics Portfolio #1 View the Asian Artists For Black Power Graphics Portfolio #1 here Artwork from FOR THE PEOPLE ARTISTS COLLECTIVE
List of Black and Asian Owned Restaurants in Boston Buy from this list of Black and Asian owned restaurants in Boston, also created by CYI youth staff: Support A Small Business Today! This is a list of local restaurants in Boston that you can go support today. Please keep in mind that these are not all of the local restaurants, but just a few that we have picked for you to try! Use the table of contents below to navigate through the list. Info in the list includes a quick description, a link to the restaurant’s page, address, phone number, and other parties that you use to deliver. Share with us your favorite dish @cyi_boston! View the list here!
Cultural Work Roundup August 2020 The meaning of success can vary across time, space, and bodies; however, success is the common goal and enemy for our innermost and collective selves. How can we draw success in a shape that allows us to heal and grow? Is strategizing pear-shaped? An endless wave? An octagon with two circles in it? Below is a list of BIPOC makers, radical thinkers, and doers who can guide and ground us, featuring recommendations by Cultural Work Intern Lillyanne Pham at [email protected] and APANO’s Arts & Media Project (AMP) members. Read the Cultural Work Roundup here
Viet History Resources A PDF with resources on Vietnamese history with recommendations of reading and teaching materials, journals, plays, films, and others. View the guide here
Segregated by Design Examine the forgotten history of how our federal, state and local governments unconstitutionally segregated every major metropolitan area in America through law and policy. Go to segregatedbydesign.com to learn more about the film. Segregated By Design from Silkworm on Vimeo.
AAPI FORCE-EF | Statement & Resources for Community Care As we’re facing a once-in-a-generation crisis with the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s more important now than ever to center human connections and be a part of a movement for community care. This means that while we are experiencing physical distance from our communities, the compassion and love we have for each other remains strong. Read the full article here Resources in the article include: ways to show love, resources for undocumented Californians, resources to help with labor issues, and resources in English and other languages to share about COVID-19. This is the time to come together — not physically, but through our actions. Community care doesn’t just look like participating in mutual aid or donating funds — it also looks like adhering to physical distancing regulations. By exchanging a trip to the gym or a night out with friends for a quiet night in or a celebration via video chat, we are actively working against the spread of the virus. We are all capable of contracting and spreading the virus, but we are also all capable of keeping our communities safe. We will do our part to prevent the spread of COVID-19. We will demand that our government protect not just us, but the most vulnerable in our community. Even if we’re not out on the streets protesting, we are still looking out for each other and fighting for justice. AAPIs For Civic Empowerment-Education Fund (AAPI FORCE-EF) is an alliance of community organizations building the political power of working class AAPIs in CA.
AAFC | Asian American Feminist Anti-Bodies Zine Visit the Asian American Feminist Collective website to view or download these zines. This page also features resources regarding COVID-19 Mutual Aid, domestic violence resources, and various reading lists. Care in the Time of Coronavirus (March 2020) AAFeministAntiBodies_Zine3Download