ethnic studies

SANTA CLARA, CA — Non-profit organization LEAD Filipino recently held its third annual Fly Pinay leadership summit to give Filipinas a chance to build relationships with successful Pinays in their field. Along with this conference, LEAD Filipino...

SAN FRANCISCO — From November 6, 1968 to March 20, 1969, students at San Francisco State College took part in a massive demonstration. “It was part of the civil rights movement. We were looking at two things:...

Fifty years ago, the Third World Liberation Front — a coalition of various ethnic student groups at San Francisco State College, now San Francisco State University — led a strike that created and established ethnic studies...

Dr. Dawn Mabalon — a historian — a community leader, a food scholar, a Pinay activist tragically passed away while on vacation with her family in Hawaii. With a master’s in Asian American studies from UCLA...

SAN FRANCISCO – A day after San Francisco State University administration reached a deal on ethnic studies funding students had more to celebrate at the annual “Producing our Power” show that commemorates Asian-American studies. With the...

SAN FRANCISCO – With reports of proposed cuts to the Ethnic Studies program, students and faculty of San Francisco State University voiced their frustration to the school’s president Leslie Wong. The College of Ethnic Studies could...

SAN FRANCISCO – About 150 teachers, students, and activists gathered at San Francisco’s Mission High School. Their cause: bring back ethnic studies in Arizona. Filipino American educators say that the fight to get Mexican American studies...

SAN FRANCISCO – Signs and banners were held high and chants echoed in San Francisco as over a hundred teachers, students, and parents rallied for the San Francisco Board of Education to pass a resolution for...