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What does intersectional feminist organizing in our communities look like in practice? As Asian American feminists, how do we help build a truly inclusive movement? 

Join us for the third installment of our Asian American Feminism series, where you will hear from several leading Asian American feminist organizers who are currently engaged in long term struggles for social justice in areas such as immigrant and refugee rights, affordable housing, domestic violence, surveillance and police violence, and workers’ rights. Speakers will share their perspectives on what lies ahead for movement building work and offer insights on how individuals can contribute to existing campaigns in New York. 

Tuesday, April 11th from 7-9pm
Location: NYU Silver Center, 31 Washington Place, Room 408
Co-presented with the Asian/Pacific/American Institute at NYU
Co-sponsored by NYU A/P/A BRIDGE

Speakers:
Cathy Dang, Caaav: Organizing Asian Communities
Shalini Somayaji, Sakhi for South Asian Women
Clara Yoon, API Rainbow Parents of PFLAG NYC
Vijou Bryant, Apicha Community Health Center / GABRIELA USA /Gabriela NY
Chhaya Chhoum, Mekong NYC

Moderator:
Vivian Truong, A/P/A Institute at NYU Visiting Scholar

Q&A with audience to follow the panel discussion. We encourage you to share your burning questions and thoughts with us on social media!

**Please bring an ID for entrance as there will be security*