Join the 1882 Foundation and Executive Director Ted Gong for an engaging overview of Asian American veterans and their contributions throughout U.S. history, followed by a short discussion session. Together, we’ll honor those who served our country–even in times when our country did not always stand by them. When: Sunday, November 9 at 1:30 PM […]
Join us in conversation with Ingrid Hu Dahl as she discusses her first book, a memoir of her life, as she describes how she lives boldly. Ingrid Hu Dahl will be joined with her friend, Jaya Saxena, as they discuss Ingrid's first book, Sun Shining on Morning Snow. This book is a powerful memoir on […]
October 15–17, 2025 | Memphis, Tennessee The 1882 Foundation, in partnership with the Mississippi Delta Chinese Heritage Museum, the Chinese Historical Society of Memphis and the Mid-South, and the Arkansas Chinese Heritage Project, invites you to our upcoming conference: Rural Chinatowns and Hidden Sites: Chinese American History in the Deep South and Midwest. Location: SpringHill Suites, Downtown Memphis […]
Welcome to The Pod-Luck Club - a podcast about a blend of people, stories, and laughs. Podcast hosts, Teach and Ellen, invite you to the table to tell the regular stories of Asian Americans with a hearty dose of humor and even a dash of education and history. The best part about a potluck? Anything […]
Join us this fall for a two-day heritage tour through historic Chinese American sites in Northern California. Stops will include Summit Tunnel and the rural Chinatowns of Truckee and Auburn—key landmarks in the history of Chinese railroad workers and Gold Mountain communities. Your ticket includes: Round-trip charter bus transportation (both days) One-night hotel stay at SpringHill Suites […]
Join us for a compelling conversation on immigration policy, landmark Supreme Court cases, and the media’s role in shaping public perception. Panelists include Yilin Zhang (1882 Foundation), Dr. Susan Brownell (University of Missouri–St. Louis), and journalist Adrienne Beard. They’ll explore the 1927 Gong Lum v. Rice case, which upheld “separate but equal” doctrine in schools […]
