Teaching Asian American curriculum beyond APA Heritage Month
An African American teacher in Alaska seeks ways to connect curriculum with her APA students.
CAAMFest 2015 by the Numbers
It’s been four months since we visited 1986 South Korea in our Opening Night film SEOUL SEARCHING. Take a look back at CAAMFest 2015 and gear up for next year’s Fest by submitting your film today. CAAMFest 2016 Call for Entries is open!
“Tough Love” Documentary Chronicling Families in Foster Care System Airs July 6, 2015 on PBS
The documentary highlights their heartbreak, their struggle, and the deep love in these families, and illuminates the vast differences in bureaucratic approaches that may influence rates of reunification.
Asian American Films on Demand Part 2
Documentary, martial arts, family-friendly, sci-fi and TV shows to watch this summer on video on demand.
Five POC-Centric Public Media Projects Coming Soon from NMC
The National Minority Consortia (NMC) supports public media by and about people of color in many contexts.
Summer Playlist From Richie Menchavez of TRAKTIVIST
Welcoming the summer season with a summer-themed playlist for you featuring Julie Plug, Magnetic North & Taiyo Na, Kid Cudi, and more.
Happy Father’s Day: Asian American Dads Write Letters to Their Children
In celebration of Asian American fatherhood, we asked community members and leaders to write letters to their children. Happy Father’s Day.
Muslim Youth Voices Project Summer Workshops
Now accepting applications for summer workshops in Philadelphia and Minneapolis.
2015 PBS Online Film Festival Starts June 15
Watch short sci-fi film Vimana, plus 24 others, at the PBS Online Film Festival.
Benefit Nepal Film Fest
All proceeds will benefit grassroots earthquake recovery and relief efforts in Nepal.
#StoriestoLight, Chapter Three
#StoriestoLight, Chapter Three introduces a few of our CAAMFest 2015 Shorts filmmakers. Read their thoughts on the impact of Asian Americans in media and how it has influenced their career/work.
Lost Chinese Silent Film “The Cave of the Silken Web” Found and Returned
The 1927 film was long thought lost until 2011. The film screens at the San Francisco Silent Film Festival on May 29.
