The actress is best known for her work in film and web series, but she’s also dedicated much of her life to youth and working with students. Her debut children’s book, a first in a series, is about an Indian American girl named Anjali.
Here are some of the awesome photos you shared for #MyAPALife during May!
Brent Quan Hall, a former CAAM staffer, joined CAAM’s Board more than a year ago to elevate APA visibility in media.
Vivian Bang and WHITE RABBIT are medicines, for our community, and potentially for all women of color, artists or no.
Meet some of the folks who make CAAMFest happen, and hear about how they practice self-care during busy times! Scroll to the bottom of…
“There are two things that each one of us owns that nobody else does and we have to protect. One is our name. The other is our reputation and our integrity.” – Norman Mineta
The grant supports CAAM’s work with Asian American documentary filmmakers in the South.
CAAMFest, the annual festival for Asian and Asian American showcases presented by the Center for Asian American Media (CAAM), brings 25 films produced or…
Congrats to “Forever, Chinatown” and “Mele Murals!”
To kick-off the partnership, we’re shining a spotlight on our CAAMFest staff – the creatives minds and cultural tastemakers that make the festival possible, and all the ways we strive to stay healthy and practice self-care over throughout the festival.
Check out these specially curated films on Comcast’s Cinema Asian America this May — free for on demand subscribers.
Read more about some of our Superfan’s recommendations for CAAMFest36!