Join attorneys Wendy Feng, Arjun Shenoy, Tony Wang, and Jennifer Wu on Tuesday, March 17 at 3:00 p.m. ET, as they break down the legal arguments and discuss what Trump v. Barbara could mean for AAPIs and civil rights. They were directly involved in the drafting of the two amicus briefs filed by the AAPI community in this case.

Even if you're a U.S. citizen today, this case could affect generations to come.

angels, is a solo one-act set in a quiet bar, structured as seven “loops” that re-stage the same existential dilemma under shifting regimes of observation, desire, and physical consequence.
The Spring That Never Came 洛兰塔之春, follows Axin, an 18-year-old senior trapped by exam culture and the demand for a “secure” future. In her made-up theater universe, "Three Thousand Springwaters," she summons the sex worker Gou, who claims to be a performance artist of the avant-garde spectrum.

On Wednesday, March 25 from 2–3 p.m. ET, Committee of 100 is hosting The Perpetual Foreigner Stereotype: New Data on Asian American Experiences, the webinar examining how the assumption of foreignness shapes experiences of belonging for Chinese Americans and broader Asian American communities.
Whether you are an advocate, policymaker, mental health professional, or community leader, this discussion will offer data-driven insights and practical perspectives to better support AAPI communities.

JEST ASIANS brings together some of the most exciting Asian comedians from across the global Asian diaspora for a night of sharp, fearless stand-up comedy. Hosted by Tony Chou (The Humor Section), the featured comics include Aaron Chen (Edinburgh Fringe Festival), Andrew Fung (Fung Brothers) Divya Gunasekaran (The Onion, Netflix is a Joke), Edward Pokropski (Asian Comedy Fest), and David Jin (My Parents Deported Me Back to China). Use code ASNYHUMOR for $10 off tickets.

Join us in the 6th Asian Diaspora Jam, March 31st-April 5th, which brings together 30 changemakers from the diverse Asian community landscape. Given the polarization, breakdown, and many challenges of the present moment, let’s gather to reflect on our identities and build bridges together, to support each other and grow our collective wisdom, and draw upon more of our Asian heritages and practices to guide our forward momentum for co-liberation.

In a rare New York appearance, acclaimed French-Vietnamese filmmaker Tran Anh Hung joins filmmaker and professor Tony Bui for a special dialogue. The evening explores Tran's distinctive cinematic language and creative evolution, featuring carefully selected scenes from across his celebrated body of work.

Global City Food Series celebrates New York City’s rich immigrant history through the universal tradition of stuffed foods. The program will begins with Chefs in Conversation followed by a food tasting and social experience with a live DJ, featuring bites from Empanada City, Dumpling Magic, Matylda's Polish Food, East Wind Snack Shop, La Fonda NYC, The Aborrajao, Mama T, Safari Restaurant, and more.

Now open, this much-anticipated ann. exhibition of women artists at VillageOneArt, features a collection of contemporary women artists whose work points to the poise & power of women artists working today. Works on view point to the trends and innovative approaches to art-making, & subject matter of these significant artists, with practices spanning painting, mixed media, sculpture, & photography. Enlivening and incisive in equal measure, this exhibit treats visitors to a range of perspectives.

It is our pleasure to invite all scientists, academicians, young researchers, business delegates and students from all over the world to attend the 4th International Conference on Vaccines Research and Development will be held in Paris, France during April 13-15, 2026.

The topics covered in this event will include Covid-19 Vaccine and Development, vaccine regulation & safety, new trends in vaccines development, Next generation vaccine technologies.

The conference will feature plenary lectures