Indigeneity, Belief, and Solidarity: A Conversation with RIPAA (APARRI Working Group) Funded by the APARRI Working Group Grant, Religion and Indigeneity in the Pacific and
August 13, 2025 (Wabash Center Blog) — I am writing this blog post with my 8-year-old daughter’s voice still ringing in my ears: “Yes—it’s difficult,
One of the unique aspects of APARRI is our commitment to mentorship and support across all career stages. We aim to elevate the scholarship, activism,
July 29, 2025 (The Conversation) — In a story in the Buddhist canon, a grief-stricken mother named Kisa Gautami loses her only child and carries
Carolyn Chen, Executive Director of APARRI, delivered the following introductory remarks at the APARRI 2025 conference, where she reflected on the magic of APARRI’s intellectual
July 6 marks the 90th birthday of the 14th dalai lama, Tenzin Gyatso, who is considered to be a Buddhist bodhisattva, or one who recognizes
Congratulations to Dr. Melissa Borja, whose book, Follow the New Way: American Refugee Resettlement Policy and Hmong Religious Change (Harvard UP) received the Outstanding Contribution
Read the first post of Dr. Koh’s two-part blog feature here. In my earlier post, I offered two approaches for how one could approach careers
Guest blog written by SueJeanne Koh (UC Irvine) Attending APARRI’s annual conference last summer reminded me what I enjoyed most about this community. Of course
For APARRI, 2024 was a year of community-building, program development, and the fostering of exciting and innovative scholarship on Asian Pacific American religions. Here are