Events

  • Art Jam

    Art Jam

    Plaza del Sol, University Student Union 18111 Nordhoff St., Northridge, CA, United States

    Get creative and get groovy with Art Jam. Create a wide selection of personal masterpieces from bracelets to paintings, as incredible musicians rock the stage. With giveaways, delicious food and… Continue reading Art Jam

    APIDA Heritage Market

    CSUN Matador Square 18111 Nordhoff St, Northridge, CA, United States

    The APIDA Heritage Market celebrates Asian Pacific Islander Desi American cultures through an educational showcase of food, art, small businesses, performances, and games. It offers the community opportunities to learn about diverse traditions, support local creators, and engage in meaningful cultural exchange. Campus Collaborators: AS Productions, Asian American Studies Pathways Project, APIDA Resource Center.

    You’re Doing Too Much! (And It’s Not Really Your Fault)

    Manzanita Hall 361 18111 Nordhoff St, Northridge, United States

    Legacy Fatigue: You’re Doing Too Much And Its Not Your Fault” is a guest lecture held by Professor Reuben Deleon hosted by the Asian American Studies Pathways Project. This lecture is open to all students and is designed to promote understanding around burnout; specifically on what Professor Deleon has coined, “legacy fatigue.” The event designs… Continue reading You’re Doing Too Much! (And It’s Not Really Your Fault)

    Healing Ragas

    The Glenn Omatsu House 18356 Halsted Avenue, Northridge, United States

    Healing Ragas: Sound, Breath, and Transformation in Indian Classical Music is an immersive cultural and wellness experience featuring Robin Sukhadia, a Fulbright Scholar and student of renowned tabla maestro Pandit Swapan Chaudhuri. This program invites participants to explore the foundations of Indian classical music through raga (melodic frameworks) and tala (rhythmic cycles), while engaging in… Continue reading Healing Ragas

    APIDA in Action: Activism and Political Engagement

    USU Flintridge Room

    Join the CSUN Asian American Studies Pathways Project for a discussion on the role of people power and community engagement in politics with Reverend Rae Huang and City Controller of Los Angeles, Kenneth Mejia. Event Collaborators: Asian American Studies Pathways Project, Faculty Tracy Buenavista, Asian American Studies, Ethnic Studies Center.