We’re Hiring: Education Fellow
Posted on July 20, 2021
Know any graduate students, writers, and/or researchers interested in bringing world literature into classrooms? Please feel free to share this post with them!
5 International Readings on Racism and Stereotypes
Posted on June 17, 2021
More than a year after George Floyd's death at the hands of police, and during a time of heightened anti-Asian rhetoric and violence, racism continues to make headlines here in the US.
Reading Out of the Closet: New Queer Voices from Korea
Posted on June 08, 2021
In a moving essay about translating the Korean lesbian love story "Genesis," Anton Hur writes:
UNTEACH: A Virtual Conference about Language Discrimination in Education
Posted on June 01, 2021
This Thursday, June 3, the UK-based education initiative Shadow Heroes will host a virtual festival exploring pathways to educational spaces free from language discrimination:
"Learn until you're old:" 10 Chinese Idioms for AAPI Heritage Month
Posted on May 24, 2021
Pop quiz: What does the Chinese idiom "Nine cows and one strand of hair" mean? If you don't yet know, you're not alone—non-English cultures can sometimes get short shrift in U.S. schools, but that is slowly beginning to change.