Valentine’s Day is a time to celebrate all forms of love. So what do you love about the AAPI community? Join us in writing love letters to the AAPI community while eating cupcakes. You are not required to share your letters with others so feel free to come by! If you do feel like sharing your letter, we will be making a video reel that will be posted to our social media accounts. See you there!
This Fridate will kickstart a month-long donation for a non-profit organization called BASIC (main location is in Accra, Ghana). Join us for a presentation on BASIC, in addition to coffee, tea, and Burmese snacks.
On February 19, 1942, President Roosevelt signed an Executive Order 9066, authorizing the internment of tens of thousands of American citizens and resident aliens of Japanese heritage. Many suffered from grave violations of their civil liberties during this time of hysteria. How do we ensure that this terrible wartime measures will not happen again? Join us for a discussion as we reflect on this day of remembrance with Dr. Karen Inouye, Associate Professor and author of The Long Afterlife of Nikkei Wartime Incarceration.
Over a Cup of Tea presents, “Day of Remembrance”
Asian Culture Center
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On February 19, 1942, President Roosevelt signed an Executive Order 9066, authorizing the internment of tens of thousands of American citizens and resident aliens of Japanese heritage. Many suffe...Read More »
Asian Cultures Around Campus, featuring Henna 101
IU ACC
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Come to the ACC to learn the ancient Indian art of henna designs. We will have hands-on experience as well as the chance to learn basic techniques and designs. If bringing a group larger than 6, ...Read More »
Asian Cultures Around Campus, featuring Henna 101
IU ACC
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Come to the ACC to learn the ancient Indian art of henna designs. We will have hands-on experience as well as the chance to learn basic techniques and designs. If bringing a group larger than 6, ...Read More »
Study Abroad Scholarships Info Session
IU Asian Culture Center, 807 E. 10th Street
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Hear about how to apply to the Freeman-ASIA Award and Gilman Scholarship for studying abroad and internships abroad from a past recipient. We will discuss tips and tricks for how to apply an...Read More »
Fridate Asian Pacific American Medical Student Association (APAMSA)
IU Asian Culture Center, 807 E. 10th Street
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Come join us to get to know people in APAMSA, the Asian Pacific American Medical Student Association. We will have catering and fun Chinese New Year activities!
Asian Cultures Around Campus, featuring Henna 101
IU ACC
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Come to the ACC to learn the ancient Indian art of henna designs. We will have hands-on experience as well as the chance to learn basic techniques and designs. If bringing a group larger than 6, ...Read More »
Asian Cultures Around Campus, featuring Henna 101
IU ACC
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Come to the ACC to learn the ancient Indian art of henna designs. We will have hands-on experience as well as the chance to learn basic techniques and designs. If bringing a group larger than 6, ...Read More »
Student Leader Networking Meeting
Asian Culture Center
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Sponsored by the Asian Culture Center, these monthly meetings of all Asian student leaders is an opportunity for student leaders to network, get support, and learn from each other’s activit...Read More »
Fridate with the Chinese Calligraphy Club
IU Asian Culture Center, 807 E. 10th Street
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Spend the afternoon with the Chinese Calligraphy Club, an organization that aims to spread Chinese culture in Bloomington through calligraphy, music, literature, and opera. For this FriDate, the ...Read More »
Over a Cup of Tea presents, “Getting to know NAPAWF” with Kristina Tendilla
Asian Culture Center
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Join us for a conversation about NAPAWF, the National Asian Pacific American Women’s Forum. Six issue areas serve as the platform and foundation for their work: Civil rights, economic justi...Read More »
The Arts and Humanities Council has been proud to work with the Asian Culture Center on programs that celebrate the rich cultures of Asia and Asian America and that promote IU Bloomington as a diverse global campus. The Asian Culture Center has been an invaluable partner for us in our efforts to make the arts and humanities accessible to all IU students and to advance the arts and humanities as critical components of IU student success and community development.
Ed Comentale, Associate Vice Provost for Arts and Humanities
