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 Mixed Heritage Center (MHC)The MHC, which was recently called the "best of the 21st century mixed race social justice movement," is a national clearinghouse for information and resources related to the lives of mixed heritage people and families. more> |
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My Place or Yours: Mixed APIA's MAVIN assisted in the development of this unique exhibition, and many of our resources help to create a compelling snapshot of mixed APIA's in the Pacific Northwest. more> |
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Presentations and Workshops In 2008, MAVIN delivered over 20 workshops and presentations to youth, teachers, executive directors, and higher education administators. more> |
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What are Youtube? MAVIN President Louie Gong created What are Youtube? to challenge people of mixed heritage to identify on their own terms. Many teachers and facilitators have found What are Youtube? and the 20+ video responses useful for sparking dialogue about the multiracial population. more> |
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MAVIN
Magazine MAVIN is the only magazine celebrating the mixed race experience. The latest issue features over 80 pages of articles on topics like transracial adoption, Mexipinos, mixed blood Native Americans, and White privilege. more> |
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Multiracial
Child Resource Book MAVIN has published a groundbreaking book to educate parents and professionals about raising happy and healthy mixed heritage youth. We're currently developing a CD-Rom and website to enhance this exciting resource. more> |
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Volunteer Project -Coming Soon Look for a place to volunteer? MAVIN always has exciting web-based volunteer opportunities for indivduals who are personally invested in the mulitracial experience and have the ability to work independently. email us> |
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Education Project MAVIN’s Education Project works with students, parents and educators to ensure the full participation of mixed heritage and transracially adopted students at all levels of education through five innovative initiatives. more> |
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Generation
MIX National Awareness Tour This past Spring, MAVIN launched its most ambitious project yet - five multiracial teens and 20-somethings traveled 10,000 miles in a 26' RV to raise awareness of America's mixed race baby boom. Sound intriguing? more> |
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