3.23.2015

4th Annual AAPI Policy Research Summit

Wednesday, April 22 at Loyola University Chicago



Policy people where you at? Next month, stakeholders and smart people from the non-profit sector, government, and higher education will be convening in Chicago for the 4th annual AAPI Policy Research Summit, Navigating Alliances with AAPIs: Ethical Dilemmas and Values of Community-Based Research. It's happening Wednesday, April 22 at Loyola University Chicago, just around time for the Association of Asian American Studies Conference, happening that same week in Evanston.

Here are some more details about the event:

Navigating Alliances with AAPIs: Ethical Dilemmas and Values of Community-Based Research

4th Annual AAPI Policy Research Consortium Convening

When:
Wednesday, April 22, 2015
10am-4pm

Where:
Loyola University Chicago
Corboy Law Center (25 E. Pearson St.)
Kasbeer Hall (15th floor)

Convening stakeholders from the non-profit sector, government, and higher education, this conference seeks to cultivate opportunities for community-based research. It explores the navigation and analysis of diverse Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) interests, the fostering of sustained resources and outcomes, long-term needs for community-research collaborations, and more. This two-part convening first provides an introduction to principles of community-research partnership and promising practices through a Midwest lens. Secondly, it engages participants in models, approaches, and practices of community-research partnerships through panels and roundtable discussions to facilitate and encourage opportunities for networking and sustained collaboration.

Sponsors: AAPI Policy Research Consortium, City University of New York Asian American/Asian Research Institute, UC AAPI Policy Multi-campus Research Program, UCLA Asian American Studies Center, UMass Boston Institute for Asian American Studies, Loyola University Chicago School of Education, Asian Americans Advancing Justice-Chicago, Association for Asian American Studies

Registration is free, but space is limited. For further information, and to register, visit the AAPIPRC website.

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