Asian American Studies Program Journal (AASPJ)
Every year, the program supports the release of the AASPJ featuring art, essays, and poetic forms. See our past and current journal themes created, edited, and compiled by students in the AAS minor program.
Theme
This year has been one of constant ringing alarms. As Asian, Pacific Islander, and Desi Americans, we are always contending with the urgent, emergent, and transient experiences of war, migration, colonization, assimilation, and belonging. Within the chaos that has emerged over the past few months, we are all now at the crossroads of catastrophe. We must reach out to the entanglements that connect us to one another across history, geography, and generation; the fluid vectors of life spilling into life. How we emerge from this state of emergency hinges on a rupture of the status quo, a reimagining of what it means to be APIDA and to stand in solidarity. We invite you, as APIDA artists, writers, creators, visionaries, and dreamers, to reflect on the ruptures, entanglements, and reimaginings in your life – as we map a better way forward through this emergency.
Editors
Tiffany Bui, Kaelin Pham, Meredith Song
For more information, please see: Call For Submissions for the Asian American Studies Journal (2020-2021)