In Washington DC, Talk Story Events are monthly community gatherings usually held in DC Chinatown. Join our mail list at http://bit.ly/TalkStoryList.
Click here for an event recap! Bring your "brown bag" lunch and join a discussion on the term, "Racist Love," as written about by noted authors Frank Chin and Jeffery Paul Chan, and the film "Get Out." No prior knowledge…
By Stan Lou OCA – Asian Pacific American Advocates January 9, 2017 Some of you may know that I read and follow Chinese and Asian American literature faithfully and have written several book reviews. I am also an American…
On August 28th at the Chinese Community Church in DC's Chinatown, the 1882 Foundation hosted a Talk Story Event featuring Stanton Jue and his wife Florence: we had the opportunity to learn about their experiences abroad in U.S. diplomacy. Below is a…
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…
