Friday, March 19, 2021
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Live via Zoom
Register for Zoom link here
In light of the recent rise of incidents of violence and racism against members of the Asian American community, we have assembled a roundtable of scholars, public intellectuals, and activists around the topic of # Stop Asian Hate. The panelists will address topics ranging from：the intersection of Asian American Rights issues with anti-Blackness and Black Lives Matter, how political and media discourse about China has contributed to violence against Asian-Americans, and “how to respond” from a civil rights advocacy perspective. This Town Hall Discussion aims at providing a safe space for students and other members of the community to express their thoughts, feelings, and reflections on recent acts of violence, while also providing a path forward for civil engagement, advocacy, and community activism.
Featuring
Prof. Thu-Huong Nguyen-Vo
（UCLA, Asian American Studies/Asian Languages & Cultures）
Prof. Claire Jean Kim
（UC Irvine, Asian American Studies/Political Science）
Kaiser Kuo
（Sinica Podcast）
Prof. Alex Wang
（UCLA, School of Law）
Prof. Karin Wang, Esq.
（Executive Director, Epstein Program and Professor, UCLA School of Law）
Dr. Gay Q. Yuen
（President of Board of Directors, Chinese American Museum）
Hyeon-Ju Rho
（Executive Coach & former Co-director of Advancing Justice, Asian Law Caucus）
Moderator：Professor Michael Berry
（UCLA, Asian Languages & Cultures/Film, Television & Digital Media）
Cosponsored with David J. Epstein Program in Public Interest Law and Policy, UCLA School of Law.
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