The U.S.-Japan Council will present a webinar on “Coronavirus and Discrimination Against Asian Americans” on Tuesday, May 26, at 3:30 p.m. PDT/6:30 p.m. EDT.
The coronavirus pandemic has seen an outbreak of racism and xenophobia targeted against Asian American communities, which has garnered critical media attention and has prompted a range of probing dialogues across local and virtual communities. Join the U.S.-Japan Council for a webinar dialogue tomorrow as a panel of experts and community leaders explore this topic in the context of the historical Japanese and Asian American experience and broader set of American identity issues.
The speakers will further shed light on the contemporary crisis and what is being done about it, and discuss how we can make progress to combat such discrimination going forward.
Click here to see a video on Japanese American history, produced in collaboration with the Japan Foundation Center for Global Partnership and the Japanese American National Museum.
Registration: Click here. This webinar is free to attend, but consider offering a donation here.
Speakers:
(Moderator) Dianne Fukami, president, Bridge Media
Mariko S. Carpenter, vice president, Strategic Community Alliances, Nielsen
Mitchell T. Maki, Ph.D., president and CEO, Go For Broke National Education Center
Yuh-Line Niou, assemblymember, District 65, New York State Assembly
Click here to see their bios.
As USJC puts together virtual programming, the goal is to leverage and showcase the full range of expertise within the community. If you would be willing to share your expertise in a virtual format (on a webinar or in writing), click here to fill out a brief survey of the topics you might feel comfortable addressing or are interested in learning about.
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