The Centre for Asian Canadian Research and Engagement (ACRE) nurtures ethical, reciprocal and long-term community-based relationships to build a more socially just future for Asian Canadian communities and beyond.

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The Centre for Asian Canadian Research and Engagement wouldn't be here if not for community engagement and the long history of it at UBC.

Dr. John Paul (JP) Catungal
Co-Director, Centre for Asian Canadian Research and Engagement

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Building knowledge with the Faculty Initiatives Fund

 
Faculty members who received the funds in 2024 share its impact on their research and collaborations with the larger Asian Canadian community.

Reclaiming History: A new Asian-Indigenous exhibit explores the right to truth-telling

 
Asian-Indigenous encounters have played and continue to play a significant role in the history and existence of the Pacific Northwest coast and of British Columbia. Elder Margaretta James' story is one example of how these encounters have shaped the lives of individuals, families, and communities.

Going Places with Asian Canadian Research

 
Recipients of the inaugural ACRE Travel Fund for Graduate Students share how the fund crucially helped and impacted their research.
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