Family Near and Far! 🌏 + Join Helen Zia in conversation with Facing History!
MOCAKIDS Storytime at Home: Family Near & Far
Happy AAPI Heritage Month! Help us
continue our celebration as we read some special Asian American books featuring
families—both near and far. Storytelling is an important part of family
history, so join us for stories, songs, and a craft! Bring a loved one, or a
picture of someone you love who lives far away from you.
Live
via Zoom Thursday, May 27th, at 4 P.M. EDT
Register for free here!
Please note that this workshop will be recorded via Zoom and hosted on
Facebook Live for 24 hours.
From Our Partners at Facing
History & Ourselves
As America continues to confront acts of violence
towards Asian Americans, we invite you to join Facing History and activist and
author Helen
Zia as we explore a history that our country has for too
long ignored. Nearly 40 years ago, Ms. Zia became the spokesperson for the
campaign seeking justice for Vincent Chin, whose racist murder galvanized the
Asian American movement. Together with Maureen Tatsuko Loughnane, Executive
Director of Facing History and Ourselves Chicago, Ms. Zia will explore
historical and contemporary manifestations of anti-Asian hate and its
intersection with white supremacy, as well as the often overlooked stories of
resistance, perseverance, and pride within the Asian American Pacific Islander
community.
Resources and
Support for Your Family
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“Stop Asian Hate”
is a guide for adults and youth created by Apex for Youth in response
to anti-Asian violence. DOWNLOAD
In
this Slate Care and Feeding column, Nicole Chung advises
parents and caregivers on how to address anti-Asian bullying
amongst young children.
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