This session will focus on the phenomenon of the AANHPI diaspora within the U.S. Topics will include effects of immigration, intergenerational trauma, and how our identity is shaped and informed by these experiences. Key takeaways of the discussion will allow for participants to gain a more comprehensive understanding of the myriad of intergenerational experiences within the AANHPI community, and avenues in which to leverage one’s identity as a tool of empowerment.

Note: All WLP Sessions will be recorded live.

RSVP today at http://bit.ly/CAPALWLP2022 for this session and our other WLP 2022 sessions.
Speakers include:
🔹 Shyam Gadwal, Vice-President of Programs at APIA Scholars (Moderator)
🔹 Dale Asis, Finance Director at Little Village Environmental Justice Organization
🔹 Dr. Jesi Lujan Bennett, PhD, University of Waikato
🔹 Vanessa Tufaga 🎓, 2021 CAPAL Intern; Board & Co-Treasurer, Pacific Community of Alaska (PCA); Member of Data & Research Committee, National Association of Pasifika Organization (NAOPO)
🔹 Li Zou, Politics & Policy Reporter at Vox.com