PJHC

We're SO proud of student Natasha Patnaik, whose work on spatial inequality is being featured in Wikipedia's Did You Know section this Wednesday! Log on to the Wikipedia home page at 6:00 PM on November 23rd to see it live for 24 hours, or click the link here to read more: http://ow.ly/QR6o50LKhxh. Congrats, Natasha! 🏆🎉

We are SO PROUD of our '22 minor grads:

Diego E. Degenhart
Daniela Ennis
Benjamin W. Greaves
Anvita P. Kandru
Amy E. Kuriakose
Prashanth B. Pai
Emily O. Plotkin
Divya Popat
Victoria Saeki-Serna
Serena A. Shedore
Tiffany M. Sloan
Stanley L. Tsou
Emily B. Weaver

Congratulations and best wishes on your next adventure! 🎉

We love to see what our PJHC students go on to do after they graduate, so we were so happy to read about Michelle Tran (Class of 2018) and her groundbreaking work with Soar Over Hate in the The New Yorker!

Soar Over Hate is an initiative devoted to gathering resources for the community in the face of escalating anti-Asian violence. What began as a modest GoFundMe page to raise two thousand dollars has, in the time since, become an energetic nonprofit, with more than three hundred volunteers who have collectively equipped tens of thousands of Asian Americans across New York and California with self-defense devices.

Asian American Women Fight Back At a self-defense class in New York after the latest anti-Asian attack, one student said, “I feel like I have an army of sisters.”