Dear IGGI Community, Warm wishes for a wonderful 2023! Onward and upward with good work on democratic inclusion. An overview of our work and community contributions can be found here: https://thinkiggi.com/contributions-to-community/ IGGI isRead More…
Dear IGGI Community: Data about Asian Americans are often lacking for many reasons, including due to inattention from policymakers and researchers and due to the complexity of the many subpopulations comprising AsianRead More…
Dear IGGI Community, The Journal for Political Science Education (JPSE) has published IGGI’s article on, “Freedom of Information in the Classroom: Teaching for Empowerment in the Social Sciences and in Ethnic Studies.”Read More…
Dear IGGI Community, We have each worked hard to continue to do good work and all the right things, from supporting our students, colleagues, families and communities to supporting important causesRead More…
Dear IGGI Community: Please see below for the latest schedule regarding the Asian and Pacific Islander American Mini-Conference at the Western Political Science Association to be held on Friday, April 2, 2021.Read More…
Dear IGGI Community: We want to thank you sincerely for your generous donations in support of IGGI’s research and educational efforts to advance good government and democratic inclusion. Your donations this yearRead More…
Dear IGGI Community: We want to share with you the announcement of a book publication entitled Asian Pacific American Politics—Celebrating the Scholarly Legacy of Don T. Nakanishi (Routledge 2020). Arguably, the book comprisesRead More…
Dear IGGI Community: There are many good people and organizations doing work to advance social justice and IGGI is one of them. Recently, IGGI’s article on Asian American Nonpartisanship was featured inRead More…
First, a warm thank you to our wonderful supporters in 2019. With your generosity, IGGI’s community has helped our small and growing nonprofit to thrive! Please write to us or phone usRead More…
IGGI attended the #ImReady Conference. Ms. Tanara Burke, founder of the #MeToo Movement, served as keynote speaker and participated in a fireside chat with Dr. Connie Wun, Co-Founder of AAPI Women Lead.Read More…