A talk with Susan Lieu, a Harvard College alum, about the national premiere of her one-person production, 140 LBS: How Beauty Killed My Mother.

A two-part lecture and cooking event centered around Asian American food culture and history!

We hosted a screening of the short film "Halmoni: A Story of an Undocumented Asian American Activist," which touched on the intersections between being Asian American and undocumented. After the screening, we had a facilitated discussion.

Members of the Data Equity Coalition testified at a State House hearing about a 2019 Data Equity bill. TAPAS organized a group of Harvard students to show their support through numbers.

A community discussion and social for Harvard Asian Americans to celebrate the beginning of Fall 2019.

We held this event to highlight and unpack the intersection between these identities. This panel brought together experts and organizers in these topics and we hope to discuss ways to begin shifting the narrative to be a more inclusive one and focus on ways to get involved.

Hosted by the Palestine Solidarity Committee and co-hosted by TAPAS among others. The Wall of Resistance is a visual assertion of our shared struggles and a symbol of resistance against forces that seek division and oppression. In the West Bank, Palestinians often draw works of arts on the wall of separation, as a form of resistance to the occupation.

A rally for fair and neutral third-party recourse for survivors and tell Harvard #TimesUp! Hosted by the Harvard Graduate Students Union. Co-hosted by TAPAS among others.

A peaceful rally outside the Charles Hotel as we spread awareness of the importance of Ethnic Studies to alumni and administrators attending the Alumni Leadership Conference.