Wednesday, April 22, 2015 10AM - 4PM
Loyola University Chicago
Corboy Law Center, 15th
Floor, Kasbeer Hall
25 E. Pearson St., Chicago, IL 60611
10AM - 10:30AM
Registration
& Refreshments (Kasbeer Hall)
10:30AM - 10:45AM
Welcoming
Remarks (Kasbeer Hall) - Terri Piggott, Interim Dean, Loyola University Chicago School
of Education
- Paul Watanabe, AAPIPRC Co-founder
10:45AM - 12PM
INTRODUCTION
TO COMMUNITY-BASED RESEARCH PARTNERSHIPS (Kasbeer Hall) This morning session will introduce participants to
foundational principles and promising practices in community-based
research. It will feature a community-based
research partnership between Freedom, Inc. (freedom-inc.org) and Dr. Lori
Lopez.
Speakers - Lori Lopez, University of Wisconsin, Madison
- Zon Moua, Freedom, Inc.
12PM - 1:15PM
LUNCH (Kasbeer Hall) Remarks by AAAS Board member Janelle Wong, University of
Maryland-College Park
1:15PM - 2:30PM
MODELS,
APPROACHES, AND PRACTICES OF COMMUNITY-RESEARCH PARTNERSHIPS (Kasbeer Hall) This afternoon session will highlight models
of community-research partnerships and successes in Chicago.
Speakers
- Maria Ferrera, DePaul University
- Dale Asis, Bayanihan Foundation
- Rooshey Hasnain, University of Illinois, Chicago
- Angela Mascarenas, Center for Immigrant Resources and Community Arts (CIRCA-Pintig)
Moderator: David Yoo, UCLA
2:30PM - 2:45PM
BREAK
2:45PM - 3:45PM
ROUNDTABLES (Various Locations)
Each roundtable will offer participants opportunities to
explore and discuss specific facets and potential outcomes of community-based
research partnerships. ROUNDTABLE 1: Building internal, organizational capacity for
research (CLC 202)
- Melany de la Cruz-Viesca, UCLA Asian American Studies Center
- Ami Gandhi, South Asian American Policy & Research Institute (SAAPRI)
ROUNDTABLE 2: Using research to influence/change policy (CLC 203)
- Theresa Mah, Former Senior Policy Advisor and Liaison to the
Asian American Community for Governor Quinn (IL-D)
- Paul Watanabe, UMass Boston Institute for Asian American
Studies
ROUNDTABLE 3: Navigating points of possible differences and conflicts
between academic researchers and community partners (CLC 301)
- Lori Lopez, University of Wisconsin, Madison
- Paul Ong, UCLA
ROUNDTABLE 4: Reclaiming our stories through research and
media (CLC 302)
- Adriel Luis, Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center
ROUNDTABLE 5: The relationship between research and funding (CLC 325)
- George Chung, Joyce
Foundation
- Joyce Moy, Asian
American / Asian Research Institute - City University of New York
ROUNDTABLE 6: Chicago dialogue - Developing local community-research
opportunities (Kasbeer Hall)
- Kathleen Yang-Clayton, Asian Americans Advancing
Justice-Chicago
3:45PM - 4PM
CLOSING (Kasbeer Hall) - Kathleen Yang-Clayton, Asian Americans Advancing Justice - Chicago
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