The Japanese government’s “Walk in U.S., Talk on Japan” program started in 2014. A delegation, led by former Japanese ambassadors or other public figures, visits various regions throughout the United States as a form of grassroots exchange.

This short performance will feature music celebrating the living tradition of Cambodian arts, and the event will also include a masterclass for UIC students.

Please join the Asian American Studies Program (and generous co-sponsors) on 12:00PM Friday, October 18 (Harris 108) for a discussion on Filipinix Postcolonialisms.

You are invited to the LGBT Asian American/South Asian Attorney Networking Reception to be held in Chicago, IL.

SABA Chicago's Annual Gala is now our Installation Ceremony for our new executive board and a benefit for the SABA Chicago Foundation.

Our banquet will be an opportunity to celebrate the victories of the past year and ensure we are able to continue doing vital political engagement and advocacy to support our community especially with the fast approaching primary elections.

Please join us as we celebrate all the musicians/live bands who have been supporting us throughout the years.

We aim to hold a compassionate and challenging conversation to draw connections between our own community’s history of racist incarceration to current struggles for racial justice and against incarceration.