Happy #GivingTuesday! Help CAAM reach our goal of raising $1,000 or more by the end of today to support our core mission to transform careers, communities, and perspectives through diverse Asian American stories. Join the movement by donating at CAAMedia.org/Donate
Mills is encouraging Korean Americans to bring their home movies to be shown at Home Movie Day.
Historian K. Scott Wong explains what it means to him to be a descendant of a paper son and how the legacy of the Chinese Exclusion Act is a core part of his identity.
For a limited time only, the first six people who donate $75 or more to our “Who is American?” campaign will receive a copy of the graphic novel “American Born Chinese” by Gene Luen Yang. Donate at CAAMedia.org/CEA.
Thank you to everyone who supported CAAM’s campaign “Who is American?” Educational Outreach for the PBS Documentary THE CHINESE EXCLUSION ACT and helped us reach the $22,085 mark since August 18th.
In this exclusive clip from THE CHINESE EXCLUSION ACT documentary, CAAM Board Member and Community Advocate David Lei shares how the Chinese dragon is a great metaphor for America’s democracy and diversity.
Thanks to everyone’s enthusiastic support, we’ve just exceeded our $50,000 goal, raising $76,067 for CAAM’s “Who is American?” campaign.
Support CAAM’s campaign to develop and distribute free educational resources to thousands of students, teachers and community groups in support of the new PBS documentary **THE CHINESE EXCLUSION ACT**.
In Chapter Five of #StoriestoLight introduces Asian American students and their experiences with education!