Category: Resource Papers

Resource Paper clarifies the original intent behind the old “Almanac” category and expands the types of submissions we are seeking. A Resource Paper can present and discuss (a) new data or data not otherwise readily available to our audience, (b) research designs and methods of interest to community groups and other applied researchers, (c) summaries of policies and practices within a topical area based in part or entirely on the existing literature, and (d) discussions of teaching and training relevant to AAPI communities and applied researchers.

Article: Sustaining University-Community Partnerships in Indigenous Communities: Five Lessons from Papakolea

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“Sustaining University-Community Partnerships in Indigenous Communities: Five Lessons from Papakolea” Volume 16:1-2, p. 35 (2018) by Robert Agres, Adrienne Dillard, … Read MoreArticle: Sustaining University-Community Partnerships in Indigenous Communities: Five Lessons from Papakolea

Article: Can Data Disaggregation Resolve Blind Spots in Policy Making? Examining a Case for Native Hawaiians

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“Can Data Disaggregation Resolve Blind Spots in Policy Making? Examining a Case for Native Hawaiians” Volume 13:1-2, p. 295 (2015) … Read MoreArticle: Can Data Disaggregation Resolve Blind Spots in Policy Making? Examining a Case for Native Hawaiians

Article: The Critical Moments of Immigrant Integration: Case Studies of the Impact of Financial Education, Coaching and Traditional Lending Models for Increasing Financial Capability

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“The Critical Moments of Immigrant Integration: Case Studies of the Impact of Financial Education, Coaching and Traditional Lending Models for … Read MoreArticle: The Critical Moments of Immigrant Integration: Case Studies of the Impact of Financial Education, Coaching and Traditional Lending Models for Increasing Financial Capability

Article: Scrimping and Saving: A Report on Financial Access, Attitudes and Behaviors of Low and Moderate-Income Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders

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“Scrimping and Saving: A Report on Financial Access, Attitudes and Behaviors of Low and Moderate-Income Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders” … Read MoreArticle: Scrimping and Saving: A Report on Financial Access, Attitudes and Behaviors of Low and Moderate-Income Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders