SAADA

Adding AAPI Studies To Your School's Curriculum

Participant(s): Samip Mallick, Senator Vin Gopal, Julia Wang, Kathy Lu, Dr. Monisha Bajaj, Kate Lee

Penn Law Salsa Conference: South Asian Civil Rights

Participant(s): Penn Law Salsa, Samip Mallick
This year, we intend to build on conversations from the previous year and keep with the historic moment that we are in. Thus, we are thrilled for the conference to center South Asians and civil rights—how our community has impacted civil rights movements, how civil rights movements have impacted us, and importantly, solidarity between marginalized communities in the fight for equality.

Stories from the South: Archiving Your Family History

Participant(s): Ayshea Khan, Samip Mallick
Your family history is important but sometimes the process of preserving your family’s stories can be daunting. Join a workshop centered on practical tips on how to start your own personal archive. Whether you are interested in learning how to preserve family photographs, letters, newspapers, audiovisual recordings, mementos, or simply don’t know where to even begin, preserving your family memories is an invaluable resource for future generations to come. RSVP via Eventbrite to reserve your spot. Panelists include: Ayshea Khan, Samip Mallick, Dr. Sam Vong, Alan Garcia, Tiffany Diane Tso

Virtual Town Hall: A Community Conversation on the PBS Documentary "Asian Americans"

Participant(s): Samip Mallick
Join us for a virtual townhall on the recently released PBS documentary "Asian Americans." Panel will include: SAADA's ED, Samip Mallick; Prof. of History and Asian American Studies at the University of Texas, Dr. Madeline Hsu; Candidate for Congress, Sri Preston Kulkarni; The Rouser, Ashley Cheng Brought to you by the Austin Asian Complete Count Committee

The Missing Stories: Why Our History Matters Now More Than Ever

Location: National Education Association, Chanin Auditorium, 201 16th Street Northwest, Washington, DC
Participant(s): Samip Mallick
The 2019 I Am Impact Summit presents an immersive multimedia presentation showcasing rare and unique archival materials to illuminate the important history of South Asians in the United States. This presentation explores the linkages between past and present, from landmark moments such as the 1923 U.S. Supreme Court decision that barred South Asians from becoming American citizens to the 1956 election of the first South American to the U.S. Congress, Representative Dalip Singh Saund. The unfolding of history and its missing stories.

South Asian Canadian Digital Archive (SACDA): Knowledge Mobilization Workshop

Location: University of the Fraser Valley, Abbotsford, BCCanada
Participant(s): Samip Mallick

Between Indigenous and Immigrant: A Workshop on South Asian Migration in Global History

Location: University of Victoria, Victoria, BCCanada
Participant(s): Samip Mallick

Panel Discussion at Georgetown University

Location: Georgetown University, Washington, DC
Participant(s): Samip Mallick

Presentation at Rutgers - Newark

Location: John Cotton Dana Library, 4th Floor, Rutgers - Newark, 185 University Avenue, Newark, NJ
Participant(s): Samip Mallick

Constructing Minorities: South Asian Americans and the Digital Diaspora

Location: Connecticut College, New London, CT
Participant(s): Samip Mallick