UC Berkeley Awarded $5,000,000 Grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. to Support APARRI Project on Asian American & Pacific Islander (AAPI) Stories of Faith and Life
In this video, Dr. Jesse Lee explores how Japanese American Buddhists navigated complex legal and cultural barriers in the early 20th century, using religious identity
(Imagine Otherwise) — Conversations about the Asian American experience often come back around to status. Tug on a thread discussing the model minority myth, discrimination,
(Contending Modernities) — Would Noah have updated his Instagram story while building the ark? On TikTok, millions have watched Artificial Intelligence-generated short videos that imagine
Field notes is a new APARRI blog series that features reports and reflections from awardees of APARRI Research and Working Group Grants. In this blog,
In the face of hate, people once chose compassion. In the face of fear, they chose justice. Dr. Melissa Borja helps us gain courage from
He wore the uniform of a U.S. soldier — but when he visited his parents at the Gila River camp, the guns were pointed in,
Lines of Inquiry is a new APARRI blog series highlighting the research of APARRI members, what led them to their field of study, and what
September 26, 2025 (RNS) — Federal authorities, led by the U.S. Department of Justice, have ended a four-year-long investigation into alleged human rights violations in
September 26, 2025 (The Conversation) — The death of 21-year-old Indonesian online delivery driver Affan Kurniawan, who was crushed by a Barracuda police vehicle during