In
the
wake
of
post-COVID-era
anti-Asian
hate,
Asian
American
employees
at
a
two-year
community
and
technical
college
have
been
grappling
with
mental
health
challenges
while
steadfastly
carrying
out
their
responsibilities.
The
purpose
this
study
was
help
create
supportive
system
so
could
achieve
professional
goals
personal
well-being.
Participants
in
Cycle
1
shared
specific
as
members
minority
group
that
is
not
well
understood.
Data
collected
from
participant
interviews
coded
via
MAXQDA
2020
resulted
three
main
themes:
Cultural
differences,
Underrepresentation
Asians
leadership
positions,
Model
stereotypes.
2
action
step
consisted
my
presentation
employees'
challenges,
sharing
by
leader
panelists,
mentor
mentee
sponsorship.
Findings
include
navigating
career
advancement
maintaining
Implications
for
organization
importance
affinity
groups
employees,
need
ongoing
development,
desire
wellness
support.
greater
commitment
to
ethnic
employee
development
well-being
an
inclusive
working
environment.--Author's
abstract
American Journal of Physical Anthropology,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
186(2)
Опубликована: Фев. 1, 2025
ABSTRACT
This
paper
is
an
introduction
and
review
for
the
special
issue
of
AJBA
on
Curation
Use
Human
Skeletal
Remains
Teaching
Research
,
which
emerged
from
organized
session
at
American
Association
Biological
Anthropologists
in
2022.
The
authors
this
describe
ethical
challenges
surrounding
collection,
curation,
use
human
skeletal
remains
biological
anthropology,
focusing
particularly
historical
exploitation
marginalized
communities,
such
as
Indigenous
African
populations.
These
were
often
acquired
without
consent
through
colonial
unethical
practices
like
grave
robbing.
presents
a
dehumanization
these
remains,
have
been
treated
scientific
specimens
rather
than
individuals
with
complex
histories.
We
highlight
ongoing
misuse
academic
settings
perpetuation
structural
violence.
papers
call
development
guidelines
that
emphasize
transparency,
respect
descendant
consideration
non‐destructive
research
methods.
advocate
rehumanizing
fostering
collaboration
supporting
efforts
repatriation.
aims
to
encourage
anthropologists
pause
critically
reflect
discipline's
racist
foundations,
taking
meaningful
steps
toward
more
just
treatment
teaching
research.
The Journal of Race Ethnicity and Politics,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown, С. 1 - 17
Опубликована: Март 12, 2025
Abstract
This
paper,
co-authored
by
two
adult
academics
and
three
young
researchers
aged
11
to
16,
investigates
the
authors’
collective
experiences
in
a
participatory
research
project
about
growing
up
multilingual
with
Chinese
heritage
migration
background,
where
race
racism
emerged
as
key
themes.
Drawing
on
critical
dialectical
pluralism
concept
of
“reflexivities
discomfort,”
we
explore
how
co-constructing
children
people
can
enrich
process.
Despite
intricate
often
opaque
nature
discussing
racism,
especially
anti-Asian
from
backgrounds,
this
study
advocates
for
tool
uncovering
these
complexities,
paving
way
more
open
meaningful
conversations.
In
collaboration
researchers,
reevaluate
role
(de)construct
experts
their
racialized
experiences,
imagine
future
researching
through
what
call
“collective
reflexivity”—a
practice
discussions
that
highlight
people’s
positionalities,
insights.
Through
practices
protect
individuality
value
personal
experience,
our
work
makes
methodological
contribution
offering
reflexivity”
co-authorship
pathway
ensures
are
not
viewed
“representatives,”
but
valued
encouraging
engaged
conversations
them.
Journal of the American Geriatrics Society,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
72(7), С. 2174 - 2183
Опубликована: Май 27, 2024
Since
the
beginning
of
COVID-19
pandemic,
older
Asians
have
experienced
a
rise
in
racism
and
discrimination
based
on
their
race
ethnicity.
This
study
examines
how
anti-Asian
hate
impacts
Asians'
mental,
social,
physical
health.
Journal of Marriage and Family,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
86(4), С. 965 - 987
Опубликована: Апрель 17, 2024
Abstract
Objective
The
study
explored
the
mediating
role
of
Chinese
American
parents'
ethnic–racial
identity
(ERI)
in
linking
their
discrimination
experiences,
socialization
(ERS),
and
children's
mental
health,
testing
whether
neighborhood
racial
diversity
perceived
density
moderated
these
mediation
paths.
Background
During
COVID‐19,
families
faced
increased
discrimination,
impacting
well‐being.
However,
few
studies
have
examined
how
experiences
influence
ERI,
ERS
practice,
ultimately
health
difficulties.
Method
Data
from
294
immigrant
parents
(
M
age
=
44.28,
79%
female)
were
collected
two
waves,
2020
2021.
Path
analysis
tested
if
parental
affects
ERI
ERS,
health.
Multigroup
assessed
models
varied
for
living
communities
with
low
versus
high
or
density.
Results
Parental
racism‐related
stress
at
T1
had
significant
indirect
effects
on
practices
(higher
use
maintenance
heritage
culture
lower
avoidance
outgroups
practice)
T2
via
(greater
private
regard)
T2.
(perceived
sinophobia
media
stress)
difficulties
(use
practices)
model.
Conclusion
These
findings
advance
understanding
both
individual
(i.e.,
ERI)
contextual
factors
diversity)
complex
associations
between
BACKGROUND
Background:
Racism
against
Asian
Americans
(AAs)
escalated
during
the
COVID-19
pandemic.
The
degree
of
impact
racism
has
on
mental
health
and
wellness
among
requires
investigation,
specifically
OBJECTIVEMETHODS
Methods:
We
conducted
an
integrative
review
peer-reviewed
publications
in
English
reporting
anti-Asian
sentiments
racism’s
impacts
US.
RESULTS
Results:
28
eligible
articles
utilized
cross-sectional
survey
designs
with
various
sample
sizes.
is
directly
correlated
prevalence
depression
anxiety
experienced
by
victims
racist
acts.
in-person
direct
(racist
expression
aimed
at
victim)
lower
than
indirect
ethnic
group
victim
belongs
to).
During
pandemic,
incidence
explicit
online
was
racism.
CONCLUSIONS
Conclusions:
COVID-19-related
exacerbated
preexisting
racism,
contributing
to
worse
Americans.
To
address
this
issue,
we
propose
two
main
approaches:
increase
public
awareness
education
about
recognizable
sentiments/acts,
systematized
racially
motivated
crimes
guide
political
action.
At
individual
level,
culturally
responsive
trauma-informed
interventions
promoting
cultural
support
cohesion
for
American
groups
will
foster
empowerment.
These
proposed
actions
help
alleviate
reducing
stereotypes,
empowering
victims,
chipping
away
systemic
structure.
CLINICALTRIAL
Not
applicable.
a
clinical
trial.
