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Engaging with Asian & Pacific Islander American Heritage in Our Downtown Communities

  • Tuesday, April 9, 2024

  • 3:00 – 4:00 PM (EST, local time)

  • Ohio History Center

  • 800 East 17th Street, Columbus, OH

  • Heritage Ohio: Event Page

Hosted by Heritage Ohio, APIAHiP will offer a focused look at the history and contributions of APIAs in Ohio, emphasizing their impact on Main Street revitalization efforts. Local community leaders and heritage professionals are invited to learn about the cultural heritage of these communities and its relevance to economic development, community engagement, and historic preservation in downtown areas,

The program includes a workshop on the HistoryPin: East at Main Street digital cultural mapping project, an interactive platform that allows for the exploration and contribution to the mapping of Asian and Pacific Islander American history across the U.S. This session aims to provide practical insights on how Main Street communities can integrate this rich heritage into their revitalization strategies, enhancing diversity and inclusivity.

Key Details:

  • Historical insights into Asian & Pacific Islander Americans in Ohio

  • Workshop on using HistoryPin: East at Main Street for cultural mapping

  • Strategies for leveraging heritage in Main Street revitalization

This event is designed for community leaders, business owners, and anyone involved in or interested in the Main Street Program and local history. It's an opportunity to gain actionable knowledge on incorporating the heritage of Asian and Pacific Islander Americans into efforts to enrich and enliven Main Street districts.

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