Dr. Franklin Odo’s Impact On My Educational Journey
Dr. Franklin Odo, the founding director of the Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center, recently passed away. Maum’s Terry Park reflects on Dr. Odo’s immense impact on his journey as an Asian American studies educator.
My Story Our Future: South Asian American Voices of Connecticut
Learn more about this groundbreaking South Asian American youth oral history-based storytelling project, facilitated by Maum Consulting.
Introducing Maum’s New Program Manager: Marjorie Justine Antonio
Learn more about Maum’s new project manager, Marjorie Justine Antonio, a 1.5-generation queer Filipino American interdisciplinary artist, curator, writer, and community arts organizer based in the Washington, D.C. metro area.
Maum Joins UConn Asian and Asian American Studies Institute’s Activist-in-Residency Program
Maum joins the Activist-in-Residence program at UConn's Asian and Asian American Studies Institute for the upcoming 2022-23 academic year to contribute to a range of K-12 curricula projects.
On Embracing Our Inner Magical Air Guitar Unicorn
Another form of Asian American manhood is not only possible, but it’s already in the making.
Introducing Maum’s New Social Media Associate: Callie Wen
Maum’s new social media associate, Callie Wen!

