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Matt Barreto in The Hill: “Biden’s internal polling touts public support for immigration reform”

Pollster Matt Barreto — a veteran of the Biden presidential campaign who’s an adviser for Building Back Together (BBT), a political action group created to support Biden — on Monday briefed the president’s top allies on his latest poll.

David Hayes-Bautista in Impacto Latino: “Fear of covid-19 keeps many Latino children out of classrooms”

Latinos are vulnerable to the highly communicable coronavirus because they are more likely than non-Hispanic whites to do essential jobs that expose them to the public, said David Hayes-Bautista, a UCLA professor of public health and medicine and co-author of a study, in January, about this theme (Also: Radio Bilingue and La Conexion USA).

Natalie Masuoka in Los Altos Town crier: “AACI, Simitian schedule panel series on Asian-American experience”

“Our Diverse AAPI Community.” Who’s who in the AAPI community? What are their histories, stories and experiences? What are their similarities and differences? Panelists include Pawan Dinghra, author and professor at Amherst College; Michele Lew, CEO of The Health Trust; and Natalie Masuoka, author and associate professor and chairperson of Asian American studies at UCLA.

Natalie Masuoka in The Almanac: “Three-part series on Asian American and Pacific Islander experiences kicks off May 13”

A three panel discussion, “Understanding the Asian American/Pacific Islander Experience,” will span through the month of May, and is designed to broaden the public’s understanding of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders and will feature a range of Asian American/Pacific Islander leaders from throughout the country. The events will feature Natalie Masuoka, chair and associate professor…

Patricia Gandara in The 74: “‘A Rising Tide That Lifts All Boats’: Having More Immigrant Peers Can Boost Scores For U.S.-Born Students, New Study Finds”

“There’s a real spark in these kids, they know their families have made tremendous sacrifices. In turn, immigrant kids often see school as their ticket to success in this country, and set their sights on higher education. They’re the true believers in the American dream,” said Patricia Gandara.

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