Contemporary Asian experiences and confronting anti-Asian racism

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Contemporary Asian experiences

Social transformations in India, Myanmar, and Thailand

Yamahata, C., Seekins, D. M., & Takeda, M. (Eds.). (2021) [Ebook]

Reorienting Hong Kong’s resistance

Liu, W., Chien, J. N., Chung, C., & Tse, E. (Eds.). (2022) [Ebook]

Asian Canadian studies reader

Coloma, R., & Pon, G. (Eds.). (2017) [Ebook]

Emerging voices: Experiences of underrepresented Asian Americans

Ling, H. (Ed.). (2008) [Ebook]

New women in colonial Korea: A sourcebook

Choi, H. (2012) [Ebook]

East Asian men: Masculinity, sexuality and desire

Lin, X., Haywood, C., & Mac an Ghaill, M. (Eds.). (2017) [Ebook]

Weibo feminism: Expression, activism, and social media in China

Xue, A., & Rose, K. (2022) [Ebook]

Confronting anti-Asian racism

Integrative antiracism: South Asians in Canadian academe

Samuel, E. (2000) [Ebook]

Anti-Asian racism in the COVID era: Implications for higher education

Teranishi, R.T., Gutierrez, R.A., & Le, A. (2022) [Ebook Chapter]

COVID-19 and the rise of racism and religious hatred

Tsagkroni, V., Potok, M., Molas, B., & Leidig, E. (2020) [Ebook Chapter]

In the curve (2020)

Su, W. (Director) [Streaming Video]

A young Chinese-Canadian couple is visiting family in Wuhan, epicentre of the virus, at the very moment the pandemic is declared. Interviewing his subjects in a novel socially distanced mode, director Weiye Su explores the culturally specific concept of Jia—an idea evoking family or home that acquires sharp new meaning during COVID times.

Addressing Western Asian alienation: Exploring the application of multiculturalism in B.C. government messaging to address the rise of anti-Asian racism in B.C. during the COVID-19 pandemic

Chu, R. (2023) [Master's Thesis, Royal Roads University]

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