Join us for our first AACC Senior Stories of the semester! We’ll get to know each other in a more intimate setting, cherish the diversity of experiences in our community, and of course, celebrate our seniors.
Please sign up by Thursday, October 13th at 11:59 pm to attend.
See Yale Connect registration page for location and more information.
Join us for a warm and relaxed conversation over Asian snacks about what it means to be “Asian” and/or “Asian American.” Through discussions moderated by the AACC’s Political Action and Engagement team, we’ll be exploring different definitions and manifestations of these identities, the history of the Asian American diaspora (broadly and at Yale), and building blocks for interracial solidarity as we commit to social change.
See Yale Connect registration page for location.
You don’t need to know a language in order to write it beautifully! The AACC is excited to launch the first in a series of calligraphy workshops that the Communications and Design team is organizing this semester. Professor Wei Su, renowned writer and Senior Lector in the Yale Chinese department, welcomes all of you to join us in learning the art of writing!
See Yale Connect registration page for location.
Join the Office of LGBTQ Resources, the Asian American Cultural Center, Out in the World, and the nonprofit Evergreen Story for a National Coming Out Day Lunch & Learn with author, artist, and activist Kalki Subramaniam.
About Kalki:
Kalki Subramaniam is the most recognized Indian transgender activist. She is also
an artist, poet, actor, Ted Speaker, and inclusion catalyst. She is the founder of the
Sahodari Foundation, an organization that works for the social, political, and
economic empowerment of transgender people.
Come join the AACC for weekly Game Nights! Learn new games (including Asian games/boardgames), meet new people, and take a little break from homework. Win a game or two for a chance to get some AACC swag.
The Spring Break Internship is currently planned for the weeks of March 13 - 17 and March 20 - 24. As a reminder, the program is an unpaid mini-internship that brings current students into the workplaces of Yale alumni. The purpose of this program is to provide undergrads with opportunities to explore a potential career path in a more interactive, hands-on way. Moreover, we understand that health and safety concerns are still very much valid and prevalent.
All are welcome to the 2023 Powwow: Roots and Regrowth!
Thank you to our sponsors: Yale Chaplain’s Office, David Geffen School of Drama at Yale, Yale College of Environmental Studies, Yale Divinity School, Yale Indigenous Performing Arts Program, Yale Jackson School of Global Affairs, and the Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History.
Join us for a night of redefining self care, painting, good eats, and good conversation!
See location via event registration page.
Join us for an opportunity to meet with new as well as current Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander students at Yale. Delicious refreshments will be served. All Yale College, Graduate and Professional School students are welcome to attend.
Co-hosted by the Asian American Cultural Center (AACC) and the Native American Cultural Center (NACC).
Location can be found through the registration link.
The South Asian Welcome Mixer is an opportunity for students who identify as South Asian to meet one another and also learn more about the Asian American Cultural Center as a university resource.
You will have a chance to meet our many South Asian student organizations (Nepali Student Association, Yale Rangeela, Yale Bengali Student Association, MonstRAASity, Yale Jashan Bhangra, and South Asian Society), play games including Carom and Ludo, have mehndi/henna art done on your hand, and enjoy some delicious South Asian appetizer food/drinks.
