Most Read This Week In Aapi

[close] This AAPI Month reading list focuses on exploring the rich and diverse landscape of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) literature, fostering meaningful connections among readers and celebrating the unique voices and stories within the AAPI community. We hope you enjoy!

[close] Calling all bookworms! Join the CAPASA Book Club as we delve into the rich tapestry of Asian American and Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander (AANHPI) literature. We'll explore a diverse range of stories authored by AANHPI voices, fostering connections through shared experiences and insightful discussions. What to expect: -Read and discuss captivating books by AANHPI authors across genres - fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and more! -Engage in lively discussions about themes, characters, and the author's perspective. -Celebrate the vibrant literary landscape of the AANHPI community. -Network with fellow CAPASA members who share a passion for reading. Who should join: -Anyone who enjoys reading and discovering new voices. -CAPASA members interested in AANHPI stories and experiences. -Book enthusiasts looking for a welcoming and inclusive space for discussion. Let's embark on a literary journey together!

[close] The goal of this book club is to build community, learn new perspectives, and continue the support and joy of AAPI authors and themes. We are thrilled at the thought of you helping us keep important conversations alive.

[close] This is a reading group for readers that love graphic novels in The Herestory Institute (hi). We curate different reading suggestions, and invite discussions to talk about graphic novels related to AAPI.