TECO will be screening Wei Jane Chir’s film, 白雲深處 Stories from Coal Mining Town - Jingtong Chapter, on Oct 26th at 4pm. The film will cover Taiwan’s coal mining stories. Refreshments will be provided and there will also be a special Q&A with the director after the film. Event Link: https://www.hellotaiwan.org/event-info/bai-yun-shen-chu-stories-from-coal-mining-town-jingtong-chapter Trailer:...

This year's mid-autumn festival is 9/17 and if you're looking for mooncakes, we have great news for you! Different from the Cantonese styled mooncakes with a chewy crust and dense filling, Té Company's mooncake is filled with sweetened bean paste that's "not too sweet" and encased in a soft flaky outer dough. We adore this pastry for its simplicity and deliciousness. Like all their pastries, these delicate mooncakes are handmade to order in their Brooklyn commissary. Making the mung bean filling is a seven-step process, from rinsing and soaking the beans to boiling and sifting them. The...

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Film at Lincoln Center has graciously extended an exclusive opportunity for our memebers to receive a discount code to a screening of A Journey in Spring at New Directors/New Films 2024! Tickets are currently available for the General Public, $18 and Students $15. By using the code* BLACKBIRD in the promo code box at checkout, you can enjoy a discount of $5 on your ticket purchase. From April 3 - April 14, Film at Lincoln Center and The Museum of Modern Art present the 53rd edition of New Directors/New Films (ND/NF), the annual festival of discovery celebrating new filmmakers whose work...

Project by Project is recruiting for Steering Committee members for the upcoming year! PbP is a 100% volunteer-run team working to engage with the AAPI community through education and advocacy—you might know PbP from Plate by Plate, our annual tasting benefit! Over the past two decades, PbP has worked closely with 22 non-profit community partners in the NYC area and benefitted the community in the form of scholarship funds, educational events and book drives, and consulting services for other local non-profits. If you're...

Founded in January 2021 by two parents, a student, and a teacher, Make Us Visible seeks to empower local communities to become more civically engaged and politically active through advocacy ensuring the inclusion of Asian American history in K-12 curriculums. We see this work as a long-term preventative measure against future anti-Asian American bullying and violence. As a 100% volunteer-driven coalition, we have so far successfully established 6 laws across 4 states over the last two years, with 23 active state chapters. We've been covered by outlets including NBC Asian...