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Community Resources
Page under construction - ESEA resources
A space founded by Diana Yeh and Angeli Patricia Romero
in "Responding to COVID-19 Anti-Asian Racial Violence through Community Care, Solidarity and Resistance". They have a resource package designed to support universities and workplaces with ESEA Heritage Month. I recommend their ESEA mini-talk series in particular.
A community focused, volunteer-led organisation with a mission to empower, educate and embrace East and South East Asian people - and their allies! - in the UK. They have a resources page, a podcast, and a great series of interviews and articles on their spotlight page.
Yeh, D. (2021). Becoming British East Asian and Southeast Asian. British Journal of Chinese Studies, 11, 53-70. https://doi.org/10.51661/bjocs.v11i0.131
This project invited British-Chinese women to present an object of personal significance to explore how questions of belonging and identity are entangled in the most everyday of things.
Link to article - Kwan, D. (2019). Dressing Up, Dressing Down! Situating Identities and Negotiating Otherness Through the Bodies of British Chinese Women. British Journal of Chinese Studies, 9(1), 117 - 159. https://doi.org/10.51661/bjocs.v9i1.28
Chinese Community Archives
Link to information about the Chinese Community Archives at London Metropolitan Archives
Voice ESEA is a non-profit which stands for anti-racism, community development and racial equality in the UK. They have some excellent resources on the histories of ESEA communities in the UK.
They are a registered charity working to empower Filipino and ESEA migrants across the UK.