Resources for Kids/Families/Educators/Caregivers: 

Free Online Global Story Time 免費全球故事會 – Ni Hao Chinese Storytime aims to bring joy and laughter to your house through interesting stories, music, dance, and hands-on activities. We would like to create a space where children from all around the world can enjoy good stories, learn Mandarin and interact with each other in this challenged time.

你好中文故事會傳遞愛與歡笑到你家！透過有趣的故事、音樂、舞蹈、手作活動，我們致力於打造一個樂園，在這個充滿挑戰的時刻，讓全世界的孩子可以享受美好故事時光、學中文、與全球接軌。

The story time is as follows: (Based on PST time of the United States)

Bilingual story time: 7:30 p.m. – 8 p.m. every Friday evening

Zoom ID: 943-5629-7942, Zoom PW: 2222

Mandarin story time: 10 a.m. – 10:20 a.m. every Saturday morning

Zoom ID: 955583478/ Password: 2222

Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2818284718496156 

Blog post: How to Talk to Kids About Racism Today | Inclusive, Bilingual Resources: Written by a 2nd generation Chinese-American mom of a 7-year-old girl and 4-year-old boy, married to a Korean man based in CA. She has been a pediatrician, medical writer, and tutor. The website is organized in 6 main categories 1. Their families’ journey 2. Teaching tips for parents and teachers 3. Educational activities 4. Chinese resources for kids 5. Korean resources for kids 6. Interviews with multilingual families

Violence Against Asian Americans: How Do We Support the Children?: Watch this conversation about the resulting toll on Asian American people and communities and about how communities are pushing back. How are parents, family members, teachers and other caregivers supporting children at a time when physical safety is all but impossible to guarantee? How can the rest of us meaningfully support our Asian American family members, friends and neighbors?

Resources for parents and teachers to #StopAsianHate: Read; Watch, Do

Young, Proud, and Sung-jee: This is a children’s book on fighting anti-Asian racism during COVID-19. The purpose of this book is to provide an educational resource to help generate meaningful discussions between adults and children about anti-Asian racism. An incident involving anti-Asian racism is directly introduced in the story. Additional resources for parents and caregivers, as well as a list of child-friendly definitions of some “big words” are provided at the end of the book. A downloadable version of the book, along with translations in multiple languages, can be found at: www.youngproudsungjee.com

NPR: CodeSwitch: How to Start Conversations About Anti-Asian Racism With Your Family

How to Talk to Kids About Anti-Asian Racism

Supporting Asian/ Asian American Children and Youth during the COVID-19 Pandemic 

How to Report a Hate Crime for the LA, OC, SF, OAK, NY regions: 8 languages available

Countering COVID-19 (Cornoavirus) Stigma and Racisn: Tips for Parents and Caregivers

HOTLINES

• Crisis Text Line: 24/7 support, text COALITION to 741741 to connect with a Crisis Counselor for free 24/7.
• The Crisis line: Call 1-800-273-TALK or for Asian Languages call: 1-877-990-8585  
• National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255
• The Crisis Line: Text “CONNECT” to 741741 or 1-800-273-TALK, Asian Languages: 1-877-990-8585

HEALTH ORGANIZATIONS/RESOURCES

• Asian Mental Health Collective: APISAA The Asian, Pacific Islander, and South Asian American (APISAA) Therapist Directory. 

Raising awareness about the importance of mental health care, promoting emotional well-being, and challenging the stigma. 

California APISAA Therapists: https://www.asianmhc.org/apisaa#california  

podcasts on Asian Mental Health: https://www.asianmhc.org/mentalhealthmukbang

• Asian American Health Initiative (AAHI) 

Improving the health and wellness of Asian American communities. 

AAHI mental health resource library provided in a variety of languages

https://aahiinfo.org/aahi-resources/ 

• Asian American +Pacific Islander Women Lead (AAPI) 

Advocating against anti-Asian violence due to COVID-19, raising awareness around AAPI women and their experiences with #MeToo, racial discrimination, war and immigration. 

Click here for AAPI resources Click here for more information. 

•  Asian American Psychological Association (AAPA) 

Advancing the mental health of Asian American communities via research, education and policy. 

Click here for AAPI LGBTQ Resources.

Click here for AAPA bullying sheet.

Click here for more information.

• Asian American Counseling and Referral Service (ACRS) 

Promoting social justice, the well-being and empowerment of AAPI and other underserved communities. 

Click here for info on behavioral health and wellness resources. 

• Asian Mental Health Project (AMHP) 

Educating and empowering Asian communities in seeking mental health care. 

Click here for more information. 

• Asian Pride Project 

Advancing the mental health and well-being of Asian American communities via research, professional practice, education and policy. 

Click here to hear from out and proud parents of LGBTQ children. 

Click here for more resources. 

• National Asian American Pacific Islander Mental Health Association (NAAPIMHA) 

Promoting the mental health and well being of the AAPI community. 

Click here for mental health and behavioral services for AAPI. 

Click here for more information. 

• National Queer Asian Pacific Islander Alliance (NQAPIA) 

A federation of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender Asian American, South Asian, Southeast Asian and Pacific Islander organizations. NQAPIA works with a wide range of partners on research and the development of resources to ensure that LGBTQ+API perspectives are meaningfully represented and authentically accounted for. Click here to view their resources. 

• South Asian Therapists Directory 

Home of the largest global community of South Asian therapists, including therapists of Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi, Sri Lankan, Afghani and Nepali heritage. 

Click here to access the directory. 

• Psychologist locator: Official product of the American Psychologist Association https://locator.apa.org/

SUPPORT GROUPS:

• Yellow Chair Collective 

Virtual support groups and webinars on various mental health topics for people located anywhere in the U.S.

Click here to learn about a six-week program for adults and teens and free webinars.

• Subtle Asian Mental Health: 

A Facebook group run by the Asian Mental Health Collective designed to be a safe and inclusive space to share thoughts and feelings about mental health issues. 

Click here to learn more.

HARASSMENT/ADVOCACY TOOLS

• Stop AAPI Hate

A reporting and resource center for documenting hate crimes against the AAPI community.

Click here for safety tips for those experiencing and witnessing hate.

Click here to learn how to report incidents.

• Hollaback!

Learn how to intervene when you see harassment.

Click here for more on Bystander Prevention Courses.

• Asian American Federation

Learn how to de-escalate threatening situations and defend yourself.

Click here for resources.

• Asian American Toolkit

A 15 module handbook spanning Asian American Identity, Model Minority Myth, Gender & Patriarchy, White Supremacy, Race & Working Class + Immigrant Struggles.

Click here for the handbook.

• Asian American Advancing Justice

An organization providing legal and advocacy services for the AAPI community.

Click here to get involved.

• Make Noise Today

An AAPI storytelling initiative that aims to inspire action within the community and beyond.

Click here to learn more.

Click here for their educational toolkit.

Hate Incident Community Action Guide – Pg 5 & 6 (for victims and the community) 

Tips for Reporting Hate Crimes 

Asian Counseling and Referral Service (ACRS) is a nationally recognized nonprofit organization working for social justice and offering a broad array of behavioral health programs, human services and civic engagement activities for Asian Americans, Pacific Islanders and other communities

College Census: ANTI-RACISM COLLEGE GUIDE FOR AAPI STUDENTS AND ALLIES: College students of Asian and Pacific Islander descent may wonder what protections and resources are available to them, whether from their schools or from the community at large. That’s why the editors at College Consensus have put together this guide to resources for AAPI college students.

For Data Purposes/Advocates: 

Action Agenda for Community Organizations and Law Enforcement to Enhance the Response to Hate Crimes

Racial Trauma Toolkit, Boston College

Strategies to Defeat Asian American Racial Profiling and Xenophobi

AAPI is a publisher of demographic data and policy research on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders