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Asian Canadian Community Engagement Initiative
     
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  • Congratulations, Mary Kitagawa!

    ACAM and the Asian Canadian Community Engagement Initiative (ACCE) are delighted to congratulate Keiko Mary Kitagawa on the occasion of being awarded an Honorary Degree from UBC. As an advocate for human rights and racial justice, Mary is widely admired for her tireless efforts to preserve histories of racism in Canada, including the wartime uprooting, […] Read More

  • ACCE

    ACCE strives to raise the University’s awareness and understanding of the significant opportunities presented by UBC’s effective engagement with Asian Canadian communities. UBC Vancouver is uniquely situated, geographically and in terms of its scholarly and cultural capital, to create and foster robust relationships with local Asian Canadian communities. Read More

  • Purpose

    The primary purpose of the ACCE Initiative is to provide the University community with a hub of subject matter experts, as a central resource to support UBC’s sustained and mutually enriching engagement with Asian Canadian communities. Read More

 

What is Asian Canadian?

The term “Asian Canadian” encompasses local communities whose origins stem from Asia (including East, South, Southeast and West Asia). It is important to note that not all such communities self-identify using this term, and there is no single “Asian” community in Canada. We use the term “Asian Canadian” to refer, therefore, not to a pre-existing category of people, but as a way of acknowledging the ways in which diverse migrant communities within Canada have forged meaningful, dynamic, and complex connections both in Canada and across the Pacific.

Asian Canadian Community Engagement Initiative
Vancouver Campus
1234 Main Mall
Vancouver, BC Canada V6T 1Z1
Tel 604 822 6666
Fax 604 822 6667
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