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Acknowledgments from the HAAA Manager
What is the HAAA? A Nine-Year Retrospective
The Gees of Houston: Networking for Strength and Survival
Compassion Without Borders: Daya’s Emergence as Houston’s Center for South Asian Victims of Domestic Abuse
Japanese Texas: On The Border of Belonging
Life after the Tragic Exodus: Vietnamese Resettlement in Houston (1975 - Present)
The Presentation and Long-Term Preservation of the Oral Histories in HAAA
Susan Jhin in the News
Susan Jhin was featured in the news for her involvement with organizing the Houston Korean American community to make and donate masks for children in need.The Houston Korean community has made more than 3,500 masks, which have helped hospitals,…
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"WE ARE THE VIRUS, COVID IS THE CURE"
Erasure of Disabled People in the Process of Metaphorizing SARS-CoV-2
Alicia Leong, a graduated HAAA intern, explores the impact of SARS-CoV-2 on those who self-identify as disabled. COVID-19's isolated world is the "norm" for the disabled community…
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View the "Faces in the Pandemic" Exhibit
View HAAA's exhibition, "Faces in the Pandemic", previously held at Rice University's Fondren Library. View the full details and online version here.
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