Join us at our 2nd Annual Conference on April 22, 2022, 9-1 pm (Virtual)
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"We've always done it that way" is not a valid reason for anything.
Don't follow traditions because the status quo is comfortable and change makes you uncomfortable.
Question whether past routines are serving you well in the present and guiding you toward a better future.
It took 93 years for the Academy to name an Asian woman as best director, writes Nancy Wang Yuen. Chloé Zhao's win acknowledges the impact Asian women can exert on the entertainment industry — one that has historically objectified them. https://t.co/9AEEQbzCFV #Oscars
Let's talk Dual Credit and the AAT with Dr. Andrew Lofters from @TXHigherEdBoard at our first virtual conference April 23rd.
If you are not already registered, it is not too late. https://t.co/Hi4DNHLlbF
@RealWorldMTV I am such a fan! Watched the OG when I was in high school. We need these conversations--to build empathy, understanding and just to listen--these were my biggest takeaways! Thank you for enlightening us again.
Asian Americans are underrepresented in leadership roles.
Data: we expect leaders to be dominant, but stereotype Asian Americans as submissive.
Since they're also stereotyped as self-sacrificing, they get promoted to lead during decline, when the odds are stacked against them.
As an Asian Am., I grew up both in the northern and southern U.S. Bystander education is so important. My siblings and I grew up being bullied in public. Even the bus drivers just let it happen. If you say that you want to stand with us, when you see something, say something.
The news out of Atlanta is reprehensible, eliciting fears the victims were targeted for their race or gender.
As a university, we have a responsibility to educate, & I’m grateful for UT faculty & staff holding a workshop on combatting anti-Asian racism: https://t.co/ChVtlLFdla
@AdamMGrant I am rethinking the true definition of integrity at the workplace. There are so many situations where people can justify or legally justify what is right and what is not. What does it really mean to exercise integrity in the workplace or life? Should there be a difference?