

Amplifying AAPI Voices & Communities

Convening
Partnerships that honor AAPI histories, foster belonging, and build coalitions between and among diverse communities.

Empowering
Innovative programs that inspire leaders across generations to forge new pathways in their sectors and industries.

Storytelling
Stories and projects that celebrate, explore, and illuminate the Asian diaspora experience to advance greater visibility.
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FILM of the Month
Voices Rising: ASIAN AMERICAN FOODIES SEATTLE
AAPI chefs, writers, and artists for an evening of food, culture, and community exploring the future of Asian American cuisine in the Pacific Northwest. Featuring Melissa Miranda, Karuna Long, Kat Lieu, Tan Vinh, Jane Wong, and Ken Tran.
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Tue, Dec 02Graduate School of Journalism at CUNYA hybrid panel with Queens and Baruch College presidents explores how student visa revocations are reshaping CUNY campuses, immigrant communities, and New Yorkās educational landscape.
Wed, Nov 12Zoom WebinarJoin us for a compelling new installment of the "Serica Storytellers" series, where two memoiristsāJoannaāÆChoiāÆKalbus, author of "The Boat Not Taken", and GlenāÆLoveland, author of "BeijingāÆBound"ātake us on journeys of displacement, discovery, and cultural transformation.
Tue, Nov 11MOCAIn partnership with the US-China Education Trust, join us live in New York City for a discussion on "Bad Bad Girl", the latest semi-autobiographical novel by Gish Jen, in conversation with NY times Best-Selling Author and "Voices Rising" panelist, Qian Julie Wang.
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"Congratulations on such a triumphant gala event! I was deeply moved by the program and inspired by the important work that you and the Serica Initiative are doing for the AAPI community."

"As a fourth-generation Japanese American, hearing Kathy Hirata Chin speak about her work to preserve and share our communityās stories was especially meaningful. Iām so appreciative of the Serica Initiativeās efforts to elevate Asian American voices."

āI was so inspired by Anla's opening speech and the remarks from all the honorees, especially Sheryl, Loida, and Anita. Empowering women and girls is a passion of mine as well, and Iām so discouraged by the persistent gender gap. The Serica Initiative is doing great work!

"Thanks to Serica for making AAPI stories and voices heard. It's powerful, but it takes being brave and doing the work!ā

"In the current environment, we need more organizations like Serica to unite Asians against discrimination and spread the truth against fake news and false allegations. I really admire your energy and dedication."


























