We’re proud to invite everyone to our 2021 Asia Week as part of our early celebration of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month from April 19-25! We hope Asia Week will serve as a way for everyone to learn more about Asia’s history, diverse languages, and celebrate heritage.
Please visit go.unc.edu/asiaweek21 for future updates.
Join Morehead Planetarium & Science Center from April 11-17 as we host in-person and virtual events with UNC scientists and research groups from around the world!
Dr. Onnie Rogers joins FPG's Carolina Consortium on Human Development to present her research. Dr. Rogers is is an Assistant Professor in Psychology at Northwestern University. Her research examines how children and adolescents make sense of their racial, ethnic and gender identities; how cultural stereotypes and expectations shape the development and intersectionality of these identities; and the ways in which multiple identities influence adolescents’ social-emotional and academic outcomes.
Explore Dr. Vigil's teaching and research focus on Latinx literature and culture with Cristina Henríquez' book The World in Half. In particular, Dr. Vigil's work examines how gender, race, sexuality, and class are deployed in various national and transnational contexts.