Join One Book and the Asian American Studies program to visit HANA Center in Chicago. HANA Center is a Chicagoland immigrant justice organization serving Korean and Asian American populations, as well as other immigrant communities, through hosting Chicago youth programs, advocating for immigrant rights, supporting elders, offering free multilingual legal services to immigrants, and more.
HANA Center staff will provide a tour of HANA's building and an overview of HANA Center's history and current programming. Lunch will be served on-site after the tour, where the staff will also host a Q&A. This is a students-only program.
Nov 11, 10:30am-1pm (Bus transportation will be provided between campus and HANA Center's office)
Co-sponsored by One Book, the Asian American Studies Program, and the Alice Kaplan Institute for the Humanities
Cost: FREE