Asian Heritage Affinity Fundraises for Boston Chinatown Network Center
Last month, CSW's Asian Heritage Affinity created an art installation and fundraiser to raise awareness about anti-Asian hate crimes and sentiments that have been prominent since early Asian-American history, and how our experiences are just now spotlighted for the country.
Students Emi '21, Fiona '23, Zane '23, and Lion '21, worked on an art installation at the Red Wall that displayed a timeline-style art piece with collages of various news headlines and images of particular historical events together with brief summations/descriptions of each event. While the installation was on display, they also held a fundraiser to benefit Boston Chinatown Network Center where students were able to raise $750!
AHA thanks everyone who donated and is incredibly grateful for your support! To learn more about the Boston Chinatown Network Center, please click here.
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