About API Movement Building
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Changes to the Azine
A message to our readers
Thank you for your interest and support over the years. However, due to limitations in our resources, we are unable to continue one of original intents i.e. to be a source of current news on Asian American activism. We will continue to archive documents from Asian American activist individuals and groups and be a resource to those interested in activism.
If any of our readers have realizable ideas or interest in contributing to the Azine to make it more useful to Asian American activism, please write us.
Date of first Azine posting:01/15/2012 -
What Is API Movement Building?
We are building an Asian/API Movement that stands for full equality, social justice, and social change.
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APIMB and Exchange Partners
Links to our API Movement Building
- API Movement Building (Bay Area)
- API Movement Facebook group
- STIRR Immigrant Rights Project Facebook group (Boston)
- Asian American Resource Workshop (Boston)
- Asian Immigrant Worker Advocates (Oakland)
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A Little Peace, Dessert Tasting Fundraiser for API Movement
A Great event. Thanks to all the attendees for supporting us!
Date of first Azine posting:03/20/2011 -
Activist Training Institute (Boston)
The Activist Training Institute (ATI) is the training and leadership development arm of the Asian Pacific Islander Movement Boston. Since 2005, API Movement-Boston and Asian American Resource Workshop have co-sponsored this summer TRAINING program for young ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICANS (APAs) adults to develop political analysis and ORGANIZING skills through a social justice lens within the context of building an Asian American MOVEMENT. Applications for 2011 are available now!
APPLICATION BELOW
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Boston Book Party for New Reader - Asian American Studies Now
Asian American Studies Now truly represents the enormous changes occurring in Asian American communities and the world, changes that require a reconsideration of how the interdisciplinary field of Asian American studies is defined and taught. Co-authored by API Movement member Tom Chen and Jean Wu of Tufts University, this comprehensive anthology summarizes and defines the current shape of this rapidly changing field, addressing topics such as transnationalism, U.S.
Date of first Azine posting:06/06/2010 -
API Movement Party at the U.S. Social Forum 2010 Detroit
API Movement Building is throwing a party for APIA leaders, activists, organizers to come through at the 2010 USSF!
WEDNESDAY JUNE 23, 2010 from 8-10PM
at OSLO, (http://www.oslodetroit.com/)
1456 Woodward Ave, not far from Cobo Hall.Detroit folks helped us find this Oslo, which is a restaurant/club owned by an Asian American couple who is donating the space!
Please RSVP konostril@yahoo.com so we know you are coming through!
Date of first Azine posting:06/10/2010 -
Welcome to Our New Website!
This is a newer more collaborative website. We have new features and incorporat the Asian American Movement Blog.
If you would like to contribute to the Azine, please contact us.
Date of first Azine posting:08/31/2009 -
“A Little Peace" Dessert Tasting for API Movement and Other Groups
If you’re in the Boston area, we’re one of four groups working and baking together again in our fourth year for “A Little Peace: A Dessert Tasting” to help fundraise for social justice organizations. We support each other and build community with nurturing and sweet things so that we can build a stronger effort for a better and more progressive society.
Please come join us and taste for yourself the creativity of the community’s best bakers!??
Date: Saturday, April 24, 2010
Time: 7:00pm - 10:00pm
Date of first Azine posting:04/13/2010 -
API Movement Building Boston at the BAASIC Conference
The 2009 BAASIC Asian American student conference focused on asserting the power of API students. API Movement participated in the conference in one of their keynote speeches, a workshop, and tabling at the activities fair. API Movement stressed the importance of getting involved, especially around immigrant rights, and using their power for good and the collective. The conference was held in Curry Hall at Northeastern UniversityDate of first Azine posting:10/11/2009
