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DTSTART:20250501T070100Z
DTEND:20250502T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123447Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490967380758
DTSTART:20250502T070100Z
DTEND:20250503T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123447Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490967430935
DTSTART:20250503T070100Z
DTEND:20250504T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123447Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490967474968
DTSTART:20250504T070100Z
DTEND:20250505T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123447Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490967521049
DTSTART:20250505T070100Z
DTEND:20250506T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123447Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490967589658
DTSTART:20250506T070100Z
DTEND:20250507T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123447Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490967665435
DTSTART:20250507T070100Z
DTEND:20250508T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123447Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490967718684
DTSTART:20250508T070100Z
DTEND:20250509T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123447Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490967759645
DTSTART:20250509T070100Z
DTEND:20250510T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123447Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490967811870
DTSTART:20250510T070100Z
DTEND:20250511T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123447Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490967858975
DTSTART:20250511T070100Z
DTEND:20250512T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123447Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490967897888
DTSTART:20250512T070100Z
DTEND:20250513T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123447Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490967929633
DTSTART:20250513T070100Z
DTEND:20250514T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123447Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490967961378
DTSTART:20250514T070100Z
DTEND:20250515T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123447Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490967994147
DTSTART:20250515T070100Z
DTEND:20250516T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123447Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490968033060
DTSTART:20250516T070100Z
DTEND:20250517T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123447Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490968066853
DTSTART:20250517T070100Z
DTEND:20250518T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123447Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490968097574
DTSTART:20250518T070100Z
DTEND:20250519T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123447Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490968125223
DTSTART:20250519T070100Z
DTEND:20250520T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123447Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490968156968
DTSTART:20250520T070100Z
DTEND:20250521T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123447Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490968192809
DTSTART:20250521T070100Z
DTEND:20250522T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123447Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490968244010
DTSTART:20250522T070100Z
DTEND:20250523T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123447Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490968302379
DTSTART:20250523T070100Z
DTEND:20250524T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123447Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490968362796
DTSTART:20250524T070100Z
DTEND:20250525T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123447Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490968420141
DTSTART:20250525T070100Z
DTEND:20250526T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123447Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490968469294
DTSTART:20250526T070100Z
DTEND:20250527T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123447Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490968512303
DTSTART:20250527T070100Z
DTEND:20250528T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490968555312
DTSTART:20250528T070100Z
DTEND:20250529T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490968623921
DTSTART:20250529T070100Z
DTEND:20250530T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490968679218
DTSTART:20250530T070100Z
DTEND:20250531T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490968754995
DTSTART:20250531T070100Z
DTEND:20250601T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490968799028
DTSTART:20250601T070100Z
DTEND:20250602T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490968827701
DTSTART:20250602T070100Z
DTEND:20250603T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490968870710
DTSTART:20250603T070100Z
DTEND:20250604T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490968919863
DTSTART:20250604T070100Z
DTEND:20250605T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490968961848
DTSTART:20250605T070100Z
DTEND:20250606T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490969011001
DTSTART:20250606T070100Z
DTEND:20250607T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
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DTSTART:20250607T070100Z
DTEND:20250608T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
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DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
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DTSTART:20250608T070100Z
DTEND:20250609T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
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UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490969244476
DTSTART:20250609T070100Z
DTEND:20250610T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
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UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490969303869
DTSTART:20250610T070100Z
DTEND:20250611T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
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UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490969338686
DTSTART:20250611T070100Z
DTEND:20250612T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
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UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490969372479
DTSTART:20250612T070100Z
DTEND:20250613T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
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DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490969404224
DTSTART:20250613T070100Z
DTEND:20250614T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
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DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490969457473
DTSTART:20250614T070100Z
DTEND:20250615T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
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CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490969500482
DTSTART:20250615T070100Z
DTEND:20250616T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490969529155
DTSTART:20250616T070100Z
DTEND:20250617T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490969567044
DTSTART:20250617T070100Z
DTEND:20250618T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490969613125
DTSTART:20250618T070100Z
DTEND:20250619T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490969654086
DTSTART:20250619T070100Z
DTEND:20250620T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490969710407
DTSTART:20250620T070100Z
DTEND:20250621T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490969747272
DTSTART:20250621T070100Z
DTEND:20250622T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490969789257
DTSTART:20250622T070100Z
DTEND:20250623T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490969835338
DTSTART:20250623T070100Z
DTEND:20250624T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490969894731
DTSTART:20250624T070100Z
DTEND:20250625T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490969945932
DTSTART:20250625T070100Z
DTEND:20250626T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490969986893
DTSTART:20250626T070100Z
DTEND:20250627T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490970029902
DTSTART:20250627T070100Z
DTEND:20250628T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490970083151
DTSTART:20250628T070100Z
DTEND:20250629T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490970130256
DTSTART:20250629T070100Z
DTEND:20250630T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490970180433
DTSTART:20250630T070100Z
DTEND:20250701T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490970228562
DTSTART:20250701T070100Z
DTEND:20250702T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490970292051
DTSTART:20250702T070100Z
DTEND:20250703T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490970390356
DTSTART:20250703T070100Z
DTEND:20250704T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490970452821
DTSTART:20250704T070100Z
DTEND:20250705T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490970509142
DTSTART:20250705T070100Z
DTEND:20250706T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490970578775
DTSTART:20250706T070100Z
DTEND:20250707T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490970618712
DTSTART:20250707T070100Z
DTEND:20250708T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490970674009
DTSTART:20250708T070100Z
DTEND:20250709T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490970727258
DTSTART:20250709T070100Z
DTEND:20250710T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490970794843
DTSTART:20250710T070100Z
DTEND:20250711T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490970865500
DTSTART:20250711T070100Z
DTEND:20250712T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490970922845
DTSTART:20250712T070100Z
DTEND:20250713T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490970966878
DTSTART:20250713T070100Z
DTEND:20250714T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
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DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490971006815
DTSTART:20250714T070100Z
DTEND:20250715T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
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DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490971046752
DTSTART:20250715T070100Z
DTEND:20250716T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
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UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490971096929
DTSTART:20250716T070100Z
DTEND:20250717T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
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DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490971151202
DTSTART:20250717T070100Z
DTEND:20250718T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
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DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490971199331
DTSTART:20250718T070100Z
DTEND:20250719T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
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DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490971240292
DTSTART:20250719T070100Z
DTEND:20250720T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
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DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490971296613
DTSTART:20250720T070100Z
DTEND:20250721T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490971402086
DTSTART:20250721T070100Z
DTEND:20250722T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490971494247
DTSTART:20250722T070100Z
DTEND:20250723T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490971564904
DTSTART:20250723T070100Z
DTEND:20250724T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490971621225
DTSTART:20250724T070100Z
DTEND:20250725T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490971667306
DTSTART:20250725T070100Z
DTEND:20250726T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490971706219
DTSTART:20250726T070100Z
DTEND:20250727T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490971746156
DTSTART:20250727T070100Z
DTEND:20250728T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490971789165
DTSTART:20250728T070100Z
DTEND:20250729T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490971828078
DTSTART:20250729T070100Z
DTEND:20250730T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490971863919
DTSTART:20250730T070100Z
DTEND:20250731T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490971898736
DTSTART:20250731T070100Z
DTEND:20250801T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490971941745
DTSTART:20250801T070100Z
DTEND:20250802T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490971979634
DTSTART:20250802T070100Z
DTEND:20250803T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490972030835
DTSTART:20250803T070100Z
DTEND:20250804T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490972072820
DTSTART:20250804T070100Z
DTEND:20250805T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490972153717
DTSTART:20250805T070100Z
DTEND:20250806T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490972204918
DTSTART:20250806T070100Z
DTEND:20250807T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490972236663
DTSTART:20250807T070100Z
DTEND:20250808T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490972275576
DTSTART:20250808T070100Z
DTEND:20250809T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490972362617
DTSTART:20250809T070100Z
DTEND:20250810T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261011T123448Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49490972405626
DTSTART:20250810T070100Z
DTEND:20250811T065900Z
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating five years of GROW — Generating and Re
 claiming Our Wisdoms — a collaborative project that has taken root to nu
 rture and preserve the rich history of Asian American and Pacific Islander
  (AAPI) activism at UC San Diego. \n\nThe seed for GROW\, a student-led in
 itiative\, was first planted in Winter 2021 when a group gathered via Zoom
  during the COVID-19 pandemic to learn together about AAPI activism at UC 
 San Diego by conducting oral histories and archival research\, and engagin
 g with alumni and guest speakers. The course has since been taught in the 
 Winter quarter in History\, Ethnic Studies\, and this year\, in Asian Amer
 ican and Pacific Islander Studies. Like a carefully tended garden\, it has
  grown through five cohorts of dedicated participants to create a thriving
  ecosystem of collective learning.\n\nThis exhibit showcases how students\
 , faculty\, staff\, and librarians have cross-pollinated ideas and experie
 nces to document the untold stories behind the creation of UC San Diego’
 s AAPI Studies Program in Fall 2020\, a history that can be traced back to
  the 1980s. The process of archiving fosters new growth amplifying AAPI st
 ories\, empowering change\, and inspiring further engagement.\n\nVisit lib
 .ucsd.edu/grow to view the timeline and listen to oral histories that high
 light AAPI contributions at UC San Diego. The digital collection includes 
 personal narratives and historical insights that document momentous events
  and capture the student experience\, the history of student organizations
 \, and common themes of identity\, belonging\, resilience\, and community 
 building that have shaped the AAPI experience on campus and beyond. This e
 xhibit creates space for stories often overlooked in mainstream narratives
 \, celebrating the resilience\, wisdom\, and vibrant cultural heritage of 
 the AAPI community at UC San Diego.
GEO:32.881125;-117.237593
LOCATION:Geisel Library\, Main Floor\, West
SUMMARY:Planting A Seed & Watching It GROW: 5 Years of Gathering UCSD AAPI 
 Stories
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.ucsd.edu/event/planting-a-seed-watching-it-g
 row-5-years-of-gathering-ucsd-aapi-stories
CATEGORIES:Exhibits
CATEGORIES:Arts and Performances
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