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APPLY BY OCTOBER 20 FOR THE CAAM 2022 DOCUMENTARY FUND

Read on for important updates about CAAM's Documentary Fund application cycle

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CAAMFest

Now Accepting Submissions For CAAMFest40: May 12-22, 2022

Submit your film to the 40th annual CAAMFest, a vibrant celebration of Asian and Asian American stories.

A RECAP OF CAAM’S STORYTELLERS SESSION WITH KARTHICK RAMAKRISHNAN

CAAM Storyteller 2021 Karthick Ramakrishnan emphasizes the importance of data, narrative, and action for Asian American communities.

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CAAM MEMBER BENEFIT: CAAMFEST40 CALL FOR ENTRIES SUBMISSION FEE WAIVER

Current CAAM members receive a CAAMFest40 Call for Entries submission fee waiver. Join or renew as a CAAM member today to receive this benefit.

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CAAM Storytellers

Geeta Gandbhir on Being the Slightly Shrill Person in the Room

In a career spanning more than three decades, Geeta Gandbhir has worked on a range of films on racial justice, social inequity, and gender. She also serves as a mentor for CAAM Fellowships program.

CAAM HONORS THE LIFE OF LEANNE KAʻIULANI FERRER, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF PACIFIC ISLANDERS IN COMMUNICATIONS

“Leanne embodied the Native Hawaiian spirit of aloha, which she brought to everything she did, whether it was PIC productions or travelling to the halls of congress to advocate for the support of public broadcasting.”

HINDSIGHT FILMMAKER AMMAN ABBASI CAPTURES A STORY OF IMMIGRATION DURING THE PANDEMIC IN “UDAAN”

Udaan is now streaming online. It is one of six films by BIPOC Southern filmmakers as part of Hindsight.

HINDSIGHT FILMMAKER KIYOKO MCCRAE KEEPS HER FOCUS CLOSE TO HOME IN “WE STAY IN THE HOUSE”

We Stay in the House, which premiered online on Thursday, August 12 as part of Hindsight.

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