The Chinese American Musuem is hosting a conversation with Paula Yoo and Pam Ng on May 4, 2021, @ 5 pm to discuss Yoo’s YA nonfiction book, From a Whisper to a Rallying Cry: The Killing of Vincent Chin and the Trial that Galvanized the Asian American Movement. Paula and Pam will talk about the […]
A Conversation about Art & Equality A Vision of Justice: Tyrus Wong & The Cultural Continuum of New Chinatown Wednesday, May, 5, 2021 7:00 PM PST Join us for a conversation with the curator of A Vision of Justice: Tyrus Wong & The Cultural Continuum of New Chinatown, Sonia Mak, as we learn about her […]
ASIAN AMERICAN RESISTANCE: 150 YEARS AND COUNTING Anti-Asian hate crimes in Atlanta, OC, Oakland, and New York are not new. As early as 1871, 19 Chinese Americans were lynched and killed in the Los Angeles Massacre. Asian Americans have been victims of racial profiling, scapegoating, and violence for over 150 years. And we have resisted […]
fareastdeepsouth.com https://www.eventbrite.com/e/caca-presents-far-east-deep-south-film-discussion-registration-150279306451 Join director Larissa Lam, producer Baldwin Chiu and C.A.C.A. National past president, Carolyn Chan from Mississippi as they discuss the award winning documentary film Far East Deep South after the PBS/WORLD Channel premiere. Please check your local listings at http://bit.ly/ARF_FarEDeepS This deeply moving story offers a poignant perspective on race relations, immigration and the […]
May Zoom meeting will be on May 10 th , the second Monday in May at 6:00P.M. A Pebble in the Sand Pierre Odier, one of my favorite speakers, will share his latest volume of his A Pebble the Sand series, Burma/Myanmar. His past programs have taken us to Tibet, the Orient Express, Mongolia, some […]
The much-anticipated return of Tea Talk is here! CAM is honored to welcome two Indian tea experts, Husna-Tara Prakash and Shalini Prakash Agarwal who are members of one of India’s pioneering tea-planting families at the Glenburn Tea Estate located high in the Himalayas. On May 11, 2021 from 5 – 6:30pm PDT for Tea Talk: Exploring the History and Diversity of Indian Teas. Husna-Tara Prakash and Shalini Prakash Agarwal will share the […]
https://artdecola.org/events-calendar/fong-wan-nightclubs-2021 "We are delighted to welcome former Art Deco Society of Los Angeles Board Member Randy Chong to the virtual stage to share some Art Deco era family history: The Story of the Fabulous Fong Wan: Chinese Herbalist, Night Club Owner, and Showman in a special program that will also feature a cocktail or two! […]
A CFHGSC webinar featuring Tony King Saturday, May 22nd 10-11:30am PDT Register Here Documents commonly used in Chinese genealogy research are family records like the jiapu/zupu and local gazetteers. Tony King will address both of these critical tools but will also provide an introduction into the lesser known world of other documents and resource materials that […]
Free to register. Dr. Sue Fawn Chung will be talking via Zoom about the history of Chinese people in Las Vegas on May 26 at 7 p.m. with the Neon Museum of Las Vegas. https://youtu.be/qVbnMqYgIX0V
Featuring four artists sharing their experiences of cultivating community and creating art in the Midwest.
Join us to find out about the newly established CHSSC project to document the history of five historic Chinese American neighborhoods in Los Angeles.
Presentation led by Dr. Will Gow & Dr. Kelly Fong.
Dr. George Yu is a pulmonary specialist and is one of the founding members and current president of the Ventura County Chinese American Historical Society. The historical society has produced documentaries on the history of the Chinese in Ventura County and co-created the China Alley Mural with the City of Ventura to celebrate its early Chinese settlers.
After seeing the first patient with COVID19 in Ventura County in March, 2020, his focus has been on finding effective therapy to curb the pandemic. He will share what he learned from all of these experiences.
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