Incoming MAIA student Lauren Markle was featured in UH News for the reasons that spurred her to pursue a Masters in Asian International Affairs (MAIA) @uhmanoa: fighting anti-Asian racism, which she experienced as an undergraduate student on the mainland. https://t.co/fUB1P7yMMv
5 days since the Among the Branches zine was published and we’ve donated over $800 to 5 different Asian organizations!!
Thank you to all of our contributors and supporters that made this possible !! 💕💕🌳🌳
🪴 THANK YOU EVERYONE!!! 🪴
The Among the Branches zine has officially met our original donation goal of $500!!! Let’s keep this support going with our new donation goal of $800!!! ✨✨
Thank you everyone and please continue rooting for the zine! 🪴
🪴4 Days Left !!! 🪴
Until the release of our Among the Branches digital zine!! The zine would be a great tree-t for a friend or family member while also supporting Asian organizations!!
🪴Link🪴 https://t.co/6LBCKjYocZ
Telling an Indigenous person who grew up on the land w/ subsistence hunting to not eat meat is unethical. I get that the climate impact of not eating meat is compelling, but Indigenous folks aren't killing this planet. It's the opposite. Ok, I'm gonna go enjoy my elk burger now!
Dear Asian diaspora,
I’d be honored if your contribute to this small digital zine I’m curating. Read more in the carrd linked here!
RTs appreciated!! ☺️❤️
Faculty friends, we are 12 months into a pandemic. Your students are not trying to trick you, they are in distress. They need your kindness and empathy more than they need training for some hypothetical “real world” where deadlines are immutable and trauma is not acknowledged.
Because apparently this needs to be said.
On the tenth anniversary of the Fukushima disaster, the worst nuclear disaster since Chernobyl, maybe don't be a rando that pops into Japanese residents' timelines, saying how nuclear power is safe and good.
stfu is a viable option.