Overview
This year’s conference was held at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill on April 5th and 6th in the FedEx Global Education Center.
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RE-
This year, our theme is “RE-“, as in revitalizing, reorienting, reimagining, and more. In a nation that is complicit in genocide and where Asian Americans in the South are mostly isolated into their localized, homogenous groups, “RE-” stands for reconnecting with ourselves, our allies, our kin. Asian America was first created out of fierce political activism and racial ally-ship, and TAASCON will tap into our history and the community’s passions to envision how our past, present, and future may inform one another.
Speakers and Workshops
Shania Khoo
TAASCON 2025’s Keynote speaker and alum, Shania Khoo (she/they) is a 1.5 gen Malaysian immigrant who grew up in Cary, North Carolina and is now based in San Francisco, California.
Discussion Panel
Returning to the political origins of Asian American as a organizing tool to “unite those who want to united”, this panel will amplify Asian American who are doing political or organizing work in the US South to galvanize the community.
Workshops
From mental health to an in-depth activity on Kashmir and Palestine, our workshops provide an opportunity to learn and connect our education, experience, and identities to one another.
Our Official Partners
