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Excited to kick off #AsianPacificAmericanHeritageMonth at @unmc @NebraskaMed with incredible panelists and thought leaders.
As we have learned in the last year, we all have much to learn about inclusion and it is helpful to approach with a sense of humility.
#StopAAPIHate
As we have learned in the last year, we all have much to learn about inclusion and it is helpful to approach with a sense of humility.
#StopAAPIHate
"The #AAPI community is critical to building our future.
All voices need to be heard in our community and our med center."
- Chancellor @jeffreypgold on #AAPIHeritageMonth
All voices need to be heard in our community and our med center."
- Chancellor @jeffreypgold on #AAPIHeritageMonth
"I have had dear friendships with members of the #AAPI community since high school and college. We have so much to learn from our colleagues."
- @NebraskaMed CEO Dr. Jim Linder
- @NebraskaMed CEO Dr. Jim Linder
Growing up as an adopted Asian American, I've always found difficulty making sense of my identity.
As #APAHM comes to a close, here is my attempt to articulate just that and what I’m doing about it – a thread.
#AAPI #AAPIHM @TwitterAsians #AsianPacificAmericanHeritageMonth
As #APAHM comes to a close, here is my attempt to articulate just that and what I’m doing about it – a thread.
#AAPI #AAPIHM @TwitterAsians #AsianPacificAmericanHeritageMonth
My name is Annie. A lot of people assume Wu is my last name when they find me on social media since it's @Annie_Wu_22.
My last name is actually Henry, which is the last name of my adoptive family. They chose to incorporate my Chinese last name as my middle name.
My last name is actually Henry, which is the last name of my adoptive family. They chose to incorporate my Chinese last name as my middle name.
I was adopted as a baby and haven't been back to Asia since. I was adopted into a white family in a VERY white town.
Growing up, I never felt different – even though I was usually one of the only non-white children. In fact, I don't even think I realized this most of the time.
Growing up, I never felt different – even though I was usually one of the only non-white children. In fact, I don't even think I realized this most of the time.
"I started as a Layout Artist at Pixar in 1997 and for the past 23 years, I have worked on thirteen feature films, numerous short films, TV specials and theme park projects. Beginning with ‘The Incredibles’ in 2004, I have been the Director of Photography for four features and -
two theatrical shorts. As a cinematographer, I am responsible for the cinematic design of each film and leading a team of Camera and Staging Artists to photograph, compose and choreograph the staging of each scene.
A favorite of all the films I have worked on at Pixar is the short film ‘Bao’. Like Asian Pacific Islander American Heritage Month, the film celebrates our unique culture.
Hawai’i is the #EndangeredSpecies capital of the 🌎and May 17th is #EndangeredSpeciesDay. But through proactive #conservation efforts, hope and beauty 🌺 remain. Here is the week’s ABC’s of #SavingSpecies throughout the Pacific islands.
[Photo by David Sischo]
[Photo by David Sischo]
🅰️is for 🅰️uwahi Restoration
25% of Hawaiian endangered plant taxa are from dry forests. #Conservation agencies, volunteers, and landowners of ‘Ulupalakua Ranch are changing that future by planting these🌱at Auwahi
Read more: rebrand.ly/y8eko6
[Photo: M. Oppenheimer/PEPP]
25% of Hawaiian endangered plant taxa are from dry forests. #Conservation agencies, volunteers, and landowners of ‘Ulupalakua Ranch are changing that future by planting these🌱at Auwahi
Read more: rebrand.ly/y8eko6
[Photo: M. Oppenheimer/PEPP]
🅱️ is for the Yellow-Faced 🅱️ee
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The first 🐝 to be federally listed as Endangered are Hawai’i’s endemic yellow-faced bees! The Service’s Coastal Program works with universities, the State, and community to protect them
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Read more: goo.gl/Pdtaao
Photo by J. Graham
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The first 🐝 to be federally listed as Endangered are Hawai’i’s endemic yellow-faced bees! The Service’s Coastal Program works with universities, the State, and community to protect them
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Read more: goo.gl/Pdtaao
Photo by J. Graham
