Cross-Generational Asian & Pacific Islander Panel Talks Anti-AAPI Attacks

We see, empathize with, and support our Asian & Pacific Islander brothers, sisters, and non-binary friends. We each shoulder the responsibility as human beings to collectively stand against hate in any community, just for existing.   For this reason, we wanted to have a very timely conversation with the Asian American Pacific Islander Community across all generational groups about their feelings, their thoughts, and their experiences concerning the current violence being inflicted upon Asian Americans in the United States. Our guests today Claire Tse is a Senior Principal Consultant with Jennifer Brown Consulting, Owner and Founder and Racial Justice, DEI Innovator with Tse Solutions. Bonnie Sussman is a Certified Public Accountant and a Partner at EisnerAmper. Tommey Liang is a Career Services Program Manager at Embry Riddle Aeronautical University with a Master's Degree in Educational Leadership, and Andrew Wang is a writer and journalist living in New York City and a current research analyst to Atlantic writer Vann Newkirk. In this episode, you’ll hear a Chinese American Boomer, Gen Xer, Millennial and Gen Zer talk about:  How they and their families and friends are processing and coping during this time Being “othered” and essentially after thought The cultural norms passed down from generation to generation They advice for API Gen Z and Millennials on navigating important conversations with their elders about the need to vocalize and 'stand up' Share some advice on what allying and advocating for the API community could look like right now Additional Resources Mentioned: Hollaback! Together We Have the Power to End Harassment (ihollaback.org) #HATEISAVIRUS