“Island of Warriors” – The Untold Story of Guamanian Veterans
Guamanians serve in the U.S. military at three times the national average. Yet when they get home, they struggle to receive the healthcare they need.
CAAM Presents
Filmmaker Advice: Marissa Aroy
Director Marissa Aroy, who made “Delano Manongs,” shares her tips on submitting to film festivals.
“Outlawed in Pakistan” Wins Emmy
The documentary tells the story about a teenage girl in Pakistan whose life is at risk for daring to allege rape.
National Minority Consortia Co-Present “America By The Numbers”
Series about race and demographics with award-winning journalist Maria Hinojosa premieres October 2 on WORLD Channel and October 4 on PBS.
Flat3, Season 3
The 3rd and final season of Flat3, a web comedy series from New Zealand, is back with new episodes!
FOX News Guest Thinks U.S. Should Profile Muslims
Guest Jonathan Hoenig later apologizes about the Japanese internment comment.
Divided Attentions: “The Worlds of Bernice Bing”
In partnership with the Asian American Women Artists Association (AAWAA), Asian Art Museum and Asia Society, CAAM honors the memory of Bernice “Bingo” Bing by bringing her life and the evolution of her art to light in the screening of the documentary film, The Worlds of Bernice Bing, for the 2014 Asian Contemporary Art Week.
Filmmaker Advice: J.P. Chan
After screening some of J.P. Chan’s critically acclaimed shorts, his first feature film, A Picture of You, had its San Francisco premiere at CAAMFest 2014….
John Cho Reflects on His Career
Fall in love a little more with the charming John Cho on ABC’s new show, “Selfie,” co-starring Karen Gillan in this modern remake of “My Fair Lady.” The season starts Tuesday, September 30.
CAAM’s Summer Workshops for Muslim Youth Voices Project
Meet some of our Muslim Youth Voices Project participants.
LUCKYRICE San Francisco
Asian dishes get some limelight at LUCKYRICE SF.
Q&A With Maria Hinojosa, Host of “America By The Numbers”
“We were a news-consuming Mexican immigrant family in Chicago. But we never saw ourselves, ever, reflected in the media.” – Maria Hinojosa on why she became a journalist, to make the invisible visible.