Our January program will feature two-book author Dr. Russell Low, who will explore the early roots of Chinese in America and show how the WWII generation was connected to this […]

In 2005 National Geographic released their findings of a search for the longest lived and healthiest people in the world.  They came up with 3 areas where longevity and health […]

From China to Chinatown: My Po Po’s Journey is a documentary by Hailey Soh that tells the stories of people who immigrated to Los Angeles Chinatown. Hailey created this documentary […]

David Lei is putting on a great "lecture" tomorrow, Tuesday February 28 at the San Francisco Public Library at 6:30 p.m. For people who are unable to attend in person, […]

Our May Program Speaker Ron Chew is principal of Chew Communications, a Seattle-based consulting firm which documents community history and helps museums and emerging non-profits cope with organizational growth. Chew […]

You can also contact Gordon Hom if you would like to attend. He is coordinating the food for the celebration. His number is 562-397-3148.

Due to muddy conditions and the unavailability of crematorium, we have decided to cancel this year’s event. CHSSC will host Ching Ming (Chinese Memorial Day) on Saturday, April 1, 2023, […]

Speaker Bios David Castro is an aspiring Archivist who wishes to bridge the gap between marginalized communities and their representation in traditional archives by using web-based technology to disseminate and […]

Chinese immigrants from Toishan (Taishan) and elsewhere in Guangdong Province contributed much to the development of transportation, merchandising, and mining in southwestern Wyoming. Initially it was thought that these immigrants […]