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AAPI COVID-19 Racism Resources for Youth
- Act to Change: The Racism is a Virus Toolkit, Anti-Bullying Day, and so much more!
- Beyond Differences: #StandUpforAAPIYouth and Know Your Classmates
Education Resources
- Resource Guide for Asian American and Pacific Islander Students in STEM
- Teach for America presents the AAPI Youth Rising ONE DAY OF AAPI HISTORY Lesson
- Asian American Education Project
- Immigration History Initiative
- A People’s History of Asian America, Why “The China Virus” Has Always Been A Part Of U.S. History
- PBS Asians in America
- Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center
- OCA-Asian Pacific American Advocates + Diversify Our Narrative AANHPI K-12 Curriculum Project
- 移民人群的 MEDICARE（联邦医疗保险计划）资源
- 1990 Institute Reference Library
- 1990 Institute Teacher Resource Portal
- Best Civics Websites for Civics Education
Mental Health
- Act to Change: Mental Health in the AANHPI Community
- Alliance for a Healthier Generation: How to Foster Self-Awareness when Challenging Emotions Arise
- National Asian American Pacific Islander Mental Health Association (NAAPIMHA) Resources
- Resources for People in Northern California seeking help processing and grieving following the shootings in Half Moon Bay
- Directory of Asian therapists in the US from Asians for Mental Health
- Guide to Teens & Drug Abuse from Boca Recovery Center
- 50 Free Anti-Racism and Mental Health Resources
- Teen Mental Health
- Supporting Teen Mental Health
- Parents Guide: How To Help Your Teen Cope With Mental Health Issues
- Preventing Self-harm in Teens: A Guide for Appropriate Intervention
AAPI Media, Books and Films
Common Sense Media’s Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander “Best-Of” Lists & Resources: Intersectional Themes Lists:
- Movies & TV That Celebrate AANHPI Heritage & Culture
- Movies & TV That Applaud AANHPI Heroes & Competitors
- Movies & TV That Highlight the Bravery and Resilience of AANHPI Communities
- Stories Set in Asia and the Pacific Islands
- Books Inspired by Asian Folklore & Mythology
- Powerful Stories of Asian Immigrant Families
Lists for Genre-Lovers:
Movies and TV Celebrating AANHPI Diversity:
- Chinese & Chinese American Stories
- Japanese & Japanese American Stories
- Korean & Korean American Stories
- Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islander Stories
- South Asian Stories
- Southeast Asian Stories
Resource Articles for Parents & Educators:
- 27 Free Read-Alouds of Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Picture Books
- Connecting with Our Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Roots Through Stories
College Resources for AAPI Students
Where to Report?
- CA vs. Hate Reach out to CA vs. Hate. Reports can be made online at any time in 15 languages. People also can report an incident by calling (833) 866-4283 or 833-8-NO-HATE, Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and talking to a trained civil rights agent in over 200 languages. Outside of those hours, people can leave a voicemail or call 211 to report a hate incident and seek support from a professional trained in culturally competent communication and trauma-informed practices. California vs Hate is a new initiative by the California Civil Rights Department to report and address hate across the state.
- Stop AAPI Hate
- Asian Pacific Policy & Planning Council (A3PCON) records hate crimes and hate/bias incidents in English, Chinese, Korean, Thai, Japanese, Vietnamese, Khmer, Punjabi, Tagalog, Hmong, and Hindi.
- Muslim Advocates records hate crimes and hate/bias incidents against the American Muslim community.
- Sikh Coalition records hate crimes and hate/bias incidents against the Sikh American community.
- South Asian Americans Leading Together (SAALT) records hate crimes and hate/bias incidents against the South Asian, Sikh, Muslim, and Arab communities.
Data and Other Resources
- Resources — Right Our Story
- Asian American Bullying Survey Report by Act to Change
- CDC’s Youth Risk Behavior Survey
- The Status of Asian Americans Today – STAATUS Index 2022 by The Asian American Foundation
- California trauma informed resources: Asian American, Native American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANANHPI) communities