Engagement at the Intersection of Faith, Society, and Asian and Pacific Islander American Culture

R2W
Represent to Witness has provided a comprehensive leadership program for youth of color.

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APARRI
APARRI is the largest interdisiplinary conference series in the U.S. addressing issues of religion in Asian American and Pacific Islander communities.

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Civil Liberty and Faith
CLF has amplified voices and perspectives of progressive Asian American and Pacific Islander (API) religious leaders.

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Founded in 2000, the PANA Institute is an ecumenical and interfaith organization founded at the Pacific School of Religion in 2000. The PANA Institute has partnered with the many denominations whose teaching institutions constitute the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, California.

APARRI 2010

The 2010 annual meeting of the Asian Pacific American Religions Research Initiative will be held at McCormick Theological Seminary this year.
Theme: “Bridging Yesterday and Tomorrow: Memory and Generational Change in Religious Pacific and Asian North America”
Dates: August 5-7, 2010
Location: McCormick Theological Seminary, Chicago
APARRI 2010 Web site: http://aparri2010.wordpress.com

PANA Institute currently on hiatus

In August 2009, the PSR faculty, the executive committee of the board of trustees, and the administration announced the suspension of operations of the PANA Institute for six to twelve months in order that PANA can re-emerge as a financially and structurally sustainable center.

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PANA Institute
2357 Le Conte Ave.
between Hearst and Scenic
Berkeley, CA 94709

PANA reception:
(510) 849-8244
Email: pana[at]psr[dot]edu

The PANA Institute engages an American civic context of increasing religious pluralism and cultural diversity by developing leadership for Pacific and Asian North American religious and scholarly communities, fostering intellectual discourse, and cultivating critical voices on social issues.