DC Chinatown in the Seventies was an active place. Harry Chow should know. He was a young community activist who had his hand in key activities from practicing Kung Fu to guiding afterschool programs and taking photography, including 8…
Teofanny Saragi discusses her journey as a student activist and the empowerment and inspiration from the stories of countless others throughout history. Featuring a screening of a documentary film she co-directed and co-produced: Model Minority Mutiny: AAPI Activism at the…
Stan Lou led a round-table conversation about Asian American literature and explored ideas about what and why authors write in this genre. He was joined by Veronica Li, a long time OCA member and author of Confucius Says and Andrew Lam, a medical…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MV4z2lpSnEQ Andrea Yee from Berkley, California recounts stories of a son in California from the perspective of a mother's spirit. Part of the program at the DC Chinese Community Church by the 1882 Foundation after the Chinese Railroad Workers…
The Search for General Tso: A Documentary Film about Chinese Food in America By Roberta L. Chew (The film trailer was shown in a program about Chinese Food at a Talk Story Event, Washington, D.C., February 28, 2016.) Director…
