Listen to Episode 7 of the Learn AAPI History Podcast created in collaboration with the Yale Peabody Museum. In this episode, we interview Dr. Virginia Webb about the importance of highlighting Pacific Islander history. Dr. Webb is a curator for The Hall of the Pacific, a new exhibit by the Peabody focused on celebrating the living cultures of Pacific Islander communities.

Today, Reece and David speak to Shayne Nuesca, the cofounder of Mana and the interim director of Make Us Visible Alaska.

In this episode of The Learn AAPI History Podcast, Reece and David interview psychiatrist and activist Dr. Kani Ilangovan. Dr. Ilangovan is the founder of Make Us Visible New Jersey and a board member of the E Pluribus Unum Project.

In Part 1 of this series, David and Reece explore a brief history of some important figures in AAPI entertainment and discuss current representation and its upsides and downsides

In this episode, David and Reece explore the history of the model minority myth and talk about some of their personal experiences

Get to know your hosts Reece and David and hear their unique experiences with AAPI History. Reece talks about her mixed Filipino-American heritage, while David shares the story of his accidental birth in Taiwan.