We are Not Immigrants: Unsettling Asians in ‘America’
Indigenous Solidarity and Environmental Justice Guest Speaker Series!
We are pleased to collaborate on the Amado Khaya Initiative's guest lecture series in Spring 2025. The series features Asian American scholar-activists, community leaders, farmers, and indigenous rights activists, discussing and engaging with indigenous solidarity and environmental justice. Please find more details of the series here.
Guest Speakers
“Asian Settler Activism in an Era of Climate Change”
April 30, 2025Candance FujikaneProfessor of English at the University of Hawai’i
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“Palestine: Seeds, Land, & Liberation”
May 14, 2025Nadia BarhoumOperations Manager at Planting Justice
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“Three Sisters Gardens: Food Sovereignty”
June 4, 2025Alfred MelbourneFounder of Three Sisters Gardens
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“SF: Solidarity Forever - Building the people power needed for Environmental Justice & Land Reformation”
June 6, 2025Hummingbird FarmUrban Agriculture Program
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“Asian American Diasporic Food Sovereignty & Decomposition as Liberation”
June 11, 2025Dun Jian ChinEthnographic Researcher at Brown University
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“Unsettling National Parks: Settler Colonialism & Asian American Land Relations”
June 13, 2025Heidi Amin-HongAssistant Professor of English at UC Santa Barbara
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“Radical Solidarity through: Land Rematriation & Just Transition”
June 16, 2025Ellen ChoyGrassroots Organizer
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“Handmade Movements: Zines for Collective Care”
June 20, 2025Avery Hulog-VicenteWriter and Mental Health Advocate
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