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The Center for Asian American Media (CAAM) is a non-profit organization dedicated to presenting stories that convey the richness and diversity of Asian American experiences to the broadest audience possible. We do this by funding, producing, distributing and exhibiting works in film, television and digital media.

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Read our Q&A with @thaogetstaydown by clicking the link in our bio and be sure to catch her live performance at the world premiere of CAAM funded documentary, "Nobody Dies," on 9/7/17! “I believe in the inherited trauma of war. I think there’s a lot of weight to absorb when you are raised by people whose lives were upended, who had to flee to live.”

Calling all media makers! We are now accepting submissions for CAAMFest 2018! Apply today by clicking the link in our bio! #CallForEntries2018

Today marks the 40th anniversary of the International Hotel (I-Hotel) evictions of mostly elder Filipino Americans, manongs, in San Francisco. The Manilatown Heritage Foundation is hosting an event including speakers and a screening of the documentary, Fall of the I-Hotel, with director Curtis Choy in attendance. An early version of the film screened at the inaugural CAAM film festival in 1982. #IHotel #manongs #history #activism #AsianAmerican #MyAPALife

Join CAAM and @artsjccsf for the world premiere of NOBODY DIES, a CAAM-funded documentary on acclaimed musician Thao Nguyen of Thao and the Get Down Stay Down. on sale August 8th. For more info click the link in our bio.

Last year, we announced the news that SOMA Pilipinas was recognized as a cultural district by the city of San Francisco. Just recently, SOMA Pilipinas received a California state certification as a cultural district. . Leading up to Filipino American History Month last October, we partnered with StoryCorps in San Francisco to capture some of the rich arts, history and cultural oral histories from the neighborhood. SOMA is a neighborhood in San Francisco where CAAM’s offices are. . Check out some stories on our blog: http://caamedia.org/blog/2017/07/19/soma-pilipinas-recognized-by-ca-as-cultural-district/ : Geraldine Ah-Sue and Rudy Corpuz, Jr. chat in the StoryCorps booth.

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