(Supported by Yale Black Postdoctoral Association (YBPA) and Women in Science at Yale (WISAY))
The increasing rise of anti-Asian racism, xenophobia, and violence is unacceptable.
Our hearts go out to those lost in Atlanta, as well as their family and friends, and all others who have been victims of hate crimes.
The Yale Postdoctoral Association stands in solidarity with our fellow Asian American Pacific Islander(AAPI) colleagues, students, and community members.
We are committed to creating a welcome, safe, and inclusive community for all. We urge everyone to take steps to support members of the AAPI community.
Resources to support the AAPI community (source: @kimsaira and @annie_wu_22)
- Donate
- There are several groups doing the groundwork to condemn violent acts and create lasting social change. Learn more about Support the AAPI Community Fund, Red Canary Song, AAPI Women Lead. More groups can be found here
- Petition
- Petition to hold the media accountable when covering these stories (@AsianAmericanCollective)
- Call your legislators and ask what they are doing for the Asian community
- Report any hate crimes you see: Stop AAPI Hate
- Support local businesses
- Learn
- The National Asian Pacific American Bar Association has a curated list of resources that includes information such as how to report hate crimes to law enforcement.
- Register for free bystander intervention training
- Register for @Advancing_Justice_ATL’s webinar: “You, Me + White Supremacy”
#StopAsianHate
If you experience hate of any kind at Yale, we encourage you to contact the Office of Institutional Equity and Access.
Valarie Stanley, Senior Director
Office of Institutional Equity and Access
P.O. Box 208256
New Haven, CT 06520-8256
Campus Mail: 221 Whitney Avenue, 4th Floor
Voice: 203-432-0849
Fax: 203-432-7884
E-mail: valarie.stanley@yale.edu