Research Projects
纽约居民生活质量追踪研究
于2012年启动的纽约居民生活质量追踪研究 (the New York City Longitudinal Survey of Wellbeing) 项目旨在了解并追踪纽约居民的生活质量及其变化。亚裔是纽约市近年来增长最快的少数族裔,目前占纽约居民的14%。在亚裔美国人中,华裔是最大的群体。从2020年开始,本研究特别扩大华裔在调查样本中所占的比例,以求更详尽地了解纽约市华裔居民的情况,更准确地描述纽约华裔移民的生活状况。
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The New York City Longitudinal Survey of Wellbeing
Launched in 2012, the New York City Longitudinal Survey of Wellbeing study tracks economic and social wellbeing in New York City (NYC). Asian Americans have been the fastest growing ethnic group in NYC in recent years, now accounting for 14% of NYC residents. Among Asian Americans, Chinese are the largest ethnic group.
Recent Publications
Racial Discrimination Intensified while the Pandemic Subsided: Experiences of Chinese New Yorkers during 2020-2022
China: An International Journal
Recent News
Qin Gao appointed Director of the Asian American Initiative
Professor Qin Gao has been officially appointed Director of Columbia University’s Asian American Initiative (AAI), following a year as Acting Director. Under her leadership, AAI has advanced its mission through interdisciplinary research, community engagement, and student-centered programming. Guided by its Data, Narrative, and Action (DNA) framework, AAI continues to promote Asian American studies, amplify diverse voices, and translate research into meaningful social impact.
Columbia China Center for Social Policy Partners with the Qi Social Innovation Center for Youth Development and Impact
The China Center for Social Policy at Columbia University’s School of Social Work is pleased to announce its new academic partnership with the Qi Social Innovation Center, supporting two of the Qi Center’s flagship youth programs: Fellowship For Change (FFC) and Venture For Change (VFC). Through this partnership, the Center looks forward to advancing opportunities for young people to engage with pressing social challenges, explore innovative solutions, and develop the knowledge and skills to create meaningful social impact through social innovation and
2026 Richard Rockefeller Fellows Explore Strategic Philanthropy and U.S.-China Relations at Columbia
The 2026 Richard Rockefeller Fellowship brought eight nonprofit and social impact leaders from China to Columbia for two days of lectures, dialogue, and institutional visits focused on philanthropy, social impact, and U.S.-China engagement.