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“Some of us are mothers, some of us are therapists, and some of us are current graduate students. Growing up with Asian American identities, each of us as had experiences with anti-Asian racism and xenophobia, and we remember how confused, shocked, unwanted and lonely we felt. As social workers, we knew these real feelings as children and how it’s even more timely during the pandemic. We hope that this resource can help increase conversations about anti-Asian racism, empower communities and provide tangible tools for all those caring for Asian American children.”
A children’s book on fighting anti-Asian racism during COVID-19. The purpose of this book is to provide an educational resource to help generate meaningful discussions between adults and children about anti-Asian racism.
Visit youngproudsungjee.com for downloadable PDFs and Cantonese read-a-long.
Joyce is a doctoral candidate in the Joint PhD Program in Social Work and Psychology at the University of Michigan, studying family processes that benefit children, especially children of color and those from family backgrounds with low income. She is also a licensed clinical social worker in the State of Michigan, serving children and families involved in child welfare.
Emily is a current masters candidate at the University of Michigan focusing on CommunityOrganizing and Social Systems. Her interest meets at the intersection of storytelling and community change. She hopes to work with women and girls from diverse social, economic, global and cultural communities to focus on well-being and education efforts for social justice change.
Maggie is a social worker and artist. Whether she is facilitating youth programs, engaging with clients as a mental health therapist, or creating graphic design strategies, she loves listening to other people’s dreams and collaborating on how to bring those dreams to life. She earned herBachelor of Fine Arts and Master of Social Work from the University of Michigan.
Our 2019-2020 season features an amazing team of female directors who are illustrating beautiful works that have never been seen on ATMTC’s stages. We are so excited to bring our perspective and energy to these productions based on familiar and beloved stories. We hope you are too!
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Kurt Boehm
Managing Director
Sarah Chapin
Adventure Theatre Inc. is a Registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
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