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Honestly, Asian Greeks

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by Vigor Lam

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Asian American Greek Lettered Organizations (AAGLOs) were established in 1916 after years of exclusion from historically White organizations. Hear from alumni and current students in these organizations as they share their experiences and knowledge on various topics. These are their untold stories, their hxstories, and their narratives. Our hope is to generate discussion, reflection, and actions to helping AAGLOs realize their original founding vision and mission. Hosted and curated by Norman Chen, Vigor Lam, Taylor Phoumivong, and Cleda Wang. Brought to you by the AAGLO Education Collective

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12/5/2020

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March 31, 2021

Episode 3: Ending Sexual Violence in AAGLOs

In our next episode, Vigor Lam (he/him) hosts Jamy Drapeza (they/she), Cheyenne Tang (she/her) and Anna Guerrero (she/her), members of Kappa Phi Lambda Sorority, Inc. to share their experiences and stories as members of the LaTok Task Force and their work to end intimate partner violence and sexual assault in AAGLOs. Trigger warnings: sexual violence, death.

February 23, 2021

Episode 2: Anti-Blackness in AAGLOs

In our next episode, Vigor Lam (he/him) hosts Maxilia Desir (she/her), Alysha Francois (she/her), and Romel Scott (he/him) to share their experiences and stories as Black members of Asian American Greek Letter Organizations (AAGLOs).

January 26, 2021

Episode 1: History of AAGLOs

In our first episode, Cleda Wang (she/her) hosts Dr. Bryan Dosono (he/him) and Bilal Badruddin (he/him) to share their knowledge on the History of Asian American Greek Letter Organizations (AAGLOs).

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What is Honestly, Asian Greeks?: Asian American Greek Lettered Organizations (AAGLOs) were established in 1916 after years of exclusion from historically White organizations. Hear from alumni and current students in these organizations as they share their experiences and knowledge on various topics. These are their untold stories, their hxstories, and their narratives. Our hope is to generate discussion, reflection, and actions to helping AAGLOs realize their original founding vision and mission.

Hosted and curated by Norman Chen, Vigor Lam, Taylor Phoumivong, and Cleda Wang. Brought to you by the AAGLO Education Collective
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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