Join us for a panel and reception to hear about Albert Lum's journey as an attorney and co-founder and first president of the Southern California Chinese Lawyers Asssociation.

In the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, Chinese truck farmers made invaluable agricultural contributions to inland Southern California and created alliances with non-Chinese landlords, but ultimately their visibility on the landscape made them continual targets of race-based exclusion.

A landscape archaeology analysis of Chinese-operated farms around the cities of Riverside and San Bernardino reveals that Chinese truck farming shaped the built environment in both the United States and China.

Professor Emerita Sue Fawn Chung will trace the history of the Chinese in Truckee, CA from arrival to the recent recognition of their accomplishments.

Join us to hear author and filmmaker Curtis Chin share insights from his memoir, "Everything I Learned, I Learned in a Chinese Restaurant"

Join us at the Chinese American Museum on Wednesday, April 16th, from 6:30 PM to 8:45 PM for Advancing Equality: United States vs. Wong Kim Ark. This event will explore the landmark 1898 Supreme Court case that solidified birthright citizenship under the 14th Amendment, as well as the lasting impact of the case and its continued relevance in shaping civil rights protections today.

Jessica Chew shares the extraordinary global legacy of the Chew family, tracing their bold journeys from their ancestral village in Fu Shi in Taishan, China to Mexico, Burma, and across the United States in the 19th and 20th centuries - all connected to the family's herbal medicine store in Red Bluff, California.

Join us in learning about our past at the 140th Anniversary Commemoration of the 1885 Rock Springs Massacre.