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Join RRU Library in celebrating Asian Heritage Month this May. Our highlighted resources explore various facets of Asian heritage in Canada and across the world, with a focus on themes of relevance to the RRU community. Discover Asian voices and representation in popular media, contemporary experiences of anti-Asian racism, climate vulnerability and sustainable development in Asia, and stories of immigration and injustice in B.C. and Canada, including the story of the gardeners who designed Hatley Park's own Japanese gardens.
Asian Canadians: Stories of immigration and injustice
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Contemporary Asian experiences and confronting anti-Asian racism
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Asian voices and representation in popular media
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Asian culture, history and the complex relationships between nations
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From the Archives: The creators of the Japanese gardens at Hatley Park
Two gardeners were responsible for the development of the Japanese gardens at Hatley Park: Isaburo Kishida and Tadashi Noda. Discover their personal stories
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Climate vulnerability and sustainable development in Asia
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Videos Celebrating Asian Heritage
A collection of videos celebrating Asian Heritage, curated by one of our online video providers.
Asian heritage videos