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MONTAGNARD / ASIAN COMMUNITY DISPARITIES RESEARCH NETWORK
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2024 Research Symposium
2024 Research Symposium
The Montagnard / Asian Community Disparities Research Network held its second Symposium on June 7, 2024 at the UNC Greensboro School of Education Building, where we presented research, works in progress, and discussions about new directions.
Symposium Program -- in a nutshell...
9-10 Registration, meet and greet, etc
10 Welcome, Kickoff Panel
11 Conversation: How We Respond: Southeast Asian Resettlement in NC
12 Lunch and Learn
1 Low-Income Asian American Communities of Refugee Origin: Health and population profiles
2 From Anecdata to History: Locating individual stories within a larger historical framework
3 Communities Speak: Research we can use
4 Opportunities Session: Projects in development, invitations to join
5 Happy Hour informal gathering
Who We Are: The Montagnard / Asian Community Disparities Research Network
Who We Are: The Montagnard / Asian Community Disparities Research Network
We are a network of scholars, professionals, advocates, and community members dedicated to scholarship and community building.
FOUNDED IN 2012, the Montagnard / Asian Community Disparities Research Network has a long history of working with the Montagnard community and other unique groups within our region, including other refugee and immigrant populations.
Formerly housed at the University of North Carolina Greensboro's Center for New North Carolinians (2012-18), we are now hosted by the Montagnard Dega Association.
We work in close partnership with MDA's Community Advisory Committee (CAC) to promote best community practices for research, scholarship, service learning, and community engagement projects. These relationships declare our belief in scholarship that responds to community needs. More information here.
We invite scholars, researchers, service learning and community engagement practitioners and others to join us and work together to find answers vital to the Montagnard and other communities’ long term capacity building and empowerment
We welcome youth and student involvement. Internship, Service Learning, Research, Global/Diversity Learning, Civic Engagement and Volunteership are institutional pathways for students and youth to become involved.
Contact us at MontagnardResearch@gmail.com
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