This free support group offers a safe space for people to connect while they process the recent violence and racism towards the AAPI community, along with feelings related to rhetoric associated COVID-19.

This workshop for BIPOC educators explores how to identify white supremacist culture in your institution and the ways in which it can be resisted by showing solidarity with all BIPOC individuals.

Noted journalist and activist, Helen Zia will discuss rising hate crimes, racial harassment, and discrimination against Asian Americans since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. Zia will also discuss her life’s work as an activist for Asian American and LGBTQ rights.

Author Cathy Park Hong discusses "Minor Feelings," her collection of essays exploring identity and racial awareness in America.

Filmmaker and activist Renee Tajima-Peña chronicles movements for racial and reproductive justice in the US. Her films are part of a larger Asian-American alternative cinema movement, one committed to challenging the myth of Asian Americans as a “model minority.”

Focusing on health justice, three acupuncturists explore anti-Asian policies, micro- and macro-aggressions, and systematic racism in academic institutions, professional organizations, and the health and wellness space.

Creating a safe, lively, and welcoming space for LGBTQ AAPI people, this monthly gathering starts with a short mindfulness exercise and then shares stories, struggles, laughter, and tears.

Institute on Aging, in partnership with NICOS Chinese Health Coalition, hosts this free training session that will examine past and current anti-Asian sentiments to review ways to combat racism, as well as consider how best to serve older AAPI adults.

Three women writers and activists talk about how to upend stereotypes about the "quiet submissive Asian woman," and how their work delves into the origin and consequences of this damaging trope.

Boston comedy showcase Affirmative Reaction hosts an evening devoted to Asian and Asian American voices, presenting a lineup of comedians that includes Sabrina Wu, Jimmy Zhang and Nora Panah. All proceeds benefit #StopAsianHate.

Join educator Steven Wakabayashi for an evening of guided meditation, reflection on mindfulness and self-compassion, and readings to create a sacred space for Asian-American healing and openness.

Join non-profits including the Asian American Arts Alliance and OCA Asian American Advocates to elevate AAPI voices and discuss topics like social impact, representation and equity within the media industry.

Be the Refuge: Raising the Voices of Asian American Buddhists centers the experiences of Asian American Buddhists as a pan-ethnic, pan-sectarian group. It is a celebration of underrepresented voices — and a challenge to bifurcating models of American Buddhism.