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Responding to Anti-Asian Racism during the Novel Coronavirus Pandemic
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In light of the COVID-19 pandemic and the resurgence of xenophobia, hatred, and racism, Immigrant History Initiative has launched a new initiative to educate the public about Asian American history: #WeAreNotAVirus. We will continue to develop resources to help communities fight against hate.
So far, we've created a free facilitation guide for educators that uses a restorative justice framework to foster empathy and understanding, and an easy 1-2-3 bystander intervention graphic to empower people to speak up when they see racist incidents.
So far, we've created a free facilitation guide for educators that uses a restorative justice framework to foster empathy and understanding, and an easy 1-2-3 bystander intervention graphic to empower people to speak up when they see racist incidents.
#WeAreNotAVirus:
Asian American History Video Series
View our videos below on Chinese Exclusion, the Justice for Vincent Chin Movement,the history of Filipinx healthcare workers, Wong Kim Ark & birthright citizenship, the Civil Rights Movement and the need for cross-racial solidarity, and APA Heritage Month! You can also watch them on Youtube in a single playlist here.
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Week 1: Chinese Exclusion
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Week 2: Vincent Chin
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Week 3: Filipino Nurses on the Frontline
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Week 4: Wong Kim Ark & Birthright Citizenship
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Week 5: Civil Rights Movement & Solidarity
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Week 6: Six Things that Happened in APA Heritage Month
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