AARC Resources

Below is a compilation of AARC resources and an online, multimedia syllabus that our staff has put together. We publish it in the hope that it will serve as a useful introduction to various issues affecting our communities.

Though our staff is constantly updating it as we happen upon new resources, it reflects several gaps in our own knowledge. Please contact us if there is anything you think that we should remove or add at aarc04747@gmail.com.

RESOURCES

AARC on Social Media

AARCivist Twitter
AARCivist Instagram
AARC Facebook
STEP (Saturday Tongan Education Program): Facebook Page
Rise Up!: Facebook Page

Other Projects

AAPI Communities of the Inland Empire – oral histories of Asian American and Pacific Islanders in the Inland Empire
Social Documentation & Asian Americans (ASAM86) Course Video Channel – Student Works & Voices of AAPI Experiences
AARC Timelines – student-created timelines to preserve the history of AARC and other 5C AAPI student activism through the years.

On-Campus Resources

Pomona College
- AAMP (Asian American Mentor Program) : aamplify@gmail.com
- Women’s Union : Facebook Page
Claremont McKenna College
- APAM (Asian Pacific American Mentoring Program) : apamentors@gmail.com
Pitzer College
- APAC (Asian Pacific American Coalition)
- CAPAS (Center for Asian Pacific American Students)
Scripps College
- AASU (Asian American Student Union)
- AASP (Asian American Sponsor Program)
Harvey Mudd College
- Office of Institutional Diversity
- APISPAM
Intercollegiate Resources
- 7C Asian American Advisory Board (“AdBoard”)
- IDAAS (Intercollegiate Department of Asian American Studies): madeline.gosiaco@pomona.edu
- International Place: IPOffice@claremontmckenna.edu
- Asian Studies Department

5C AAPI EXPERIENCES

“Model Minority Mutiny: AAPI Activism at the Claremont Colleges” by Teofanny Saragi PO’18, Esther Cheung PO’17, and Mabel Kyinn SCR’16
“Breaking Bodies, Healing Waves,” a zine created by AAMP and AARC in Spring 2018
“Looking Back: 5C APIDA Activism” by AARC Production Committee, Fall ’18

TIMELINES

Click here for timelines created by AARC Interns throughout the years.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Click here to see links to various online resources, starting with breakdowns of privilege and Asian American histories and working up through the vast diversity of APIA experiences. Information on:

- - Muslim AAPIS, Native Hawaiians, Pacific Islanders, and Other Indigenous Peoples, South Asians / South Asian Americans, Southeast Asians / Southeast Asian Americans
  - Disability Justice, Fatphobia, Addressing Anti-Blackness, LGBTQIA Issues, Cultural Appropriation
  - Undocumented AAPIs, Low-Income and Working Class AAPIs, AAPI Survivors, Incarcerated AAPIs, Mixed AAPIs, AAPI womxn / Feminism

MEDIA

Click here for a brief list of AAPI media – this list is far from all-encompassing, and we would love to hear and add recommendations to this list. Reach out to us at aarc04747@gmail.com!