AAPI EHEJ – AAPI EHEJ – Advancing AAPI voices in environmental humanities and environmental justice at the University of Hawaii at Manoa

AAPI EHEJ is a three-year initiative launching an interdisciplinary thematic cluster on Asian American & Pacific Islander (AAPI) environmental humanities and environmental justice (EHEJ) located in UH Mānoa’s School of Pacific and Asian Studies (SPAS). We are generously supported by the Mellon Foundation.

Check out our Ecotone Scholarly Forum and
Intertidal Chat Professional Development speaker series!

Making Livelihoods in Muddy Margins

People of Olio have long made their lives in the coastal zone of Kupang Bay…

Humanities across disciplines

Join us for a conversation with Dr. Dean Saranillio from the UHM Department of Political…

Weaving knowledge(s): Addressing climate change through epistemic crafting

The last half century has seen a dramatic shift occur in Western academia and practice…

The Ecotone, an AAPI EHEJ Scholarly Forum Series presents: "Reeflections: How pivoting marine science and traditional knowledge inspired me to listen with dirty hands"

Reeflections: How pivoting marine science and traditional knowledge inspired me to listen with dirty hands

On the island of Mitiaro, dive into a case study at the nexus of fisheries…

The Ecotone, an AAPI EHEJ Scholarly Forum Series, presents "Grow Strong, Grow Fast: Performing Music and Knowledge in the Yami/Tao Community of Pongso no Tao (Lanyu), Taiwan"

Grow Strong, Grow Fast: Performing Music and Knowledge in the Yami/Tao Community of Pongso no Tao (Lanyu), Taiwan

Chiao-Wen Chiang’s research reconceptualizes the singing practices of the Yami/Tao people of Taiwan. Instead of…

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AAPI EHEJ
Moore Hall, Room 215A [map]
1890 East-West Road, Honolulu, Hawaiʻi 96822
(808) 956-0926 / aapiehej@hawaii.edu