Stories of Partnership: A conversation with hua foundation, UBC ACAM, & ACRE

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ACAM Dialogues Podcast

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The ACAM Dialogues is a series of student-focused dialogues events that began in 2017 and continues today. The Dialogues is hosted annually by student staff members of the Asian Canadian and Asian Migration Studies (ACAM) program. With events and projects ranging from discussion events, symposiums, panels, multimedia productions, and social drop-ins, the Dialogues draws from topics that emerge in student discussions towards collective learning and community-building. This podcast was made possible by the Chan Family Foundation’s generous support. // LEARN MORE: acamdialogues.arts.ubc.ca

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Stories of Partnership: A conversation with hua foundation, UBC ACAM, & ACRE

ACAM Dialogues Podcast

1 hour 4 minutes 37 seconds

9 months ago

Stories of Partnership: A conversation with hua foundation, UBC ACAM, & ACRE

This episode, recorded in front of a live audience in the summer of 2024, explores the evolution of the partnership and impact between the hua foundation, UBC’s Centre for Asian Canadian Research and Engagement (ACRE), and the Asian Canadian and Asian Migration Studies (ACAM) program. For over ten years, these organizations have collaborated to address systemic inequities and build community-driven solutions.

In the sit-down, co-instructors christina lee (hua foundation) and Dr. JP Catungal (ACRE), moderated by Szu Shen (ACAM), shares how this partnership has tackled language access issues, co-developed curricula, and built lasting relationships based on trust and shared values.

If you’re passionate about decolonizing academia, strengthening university-community partnerships, or making education more equitable, this conversation is for you.