“We were a news-consuming Mexican immigrant family in Chicago. But we never saw ourselves, ever, reflected in the media.” – Maria Hinojosa on why she became a journalist, to make the invisible visible.
CAAM is proud to work with filmmaker Sasha Friedlander, a Ninth Street’s Media Arts Incubator Program participant, on her film “Mudflow” about a toxic mudflow in Indonesia.
CAAM has awarded production and acquisition funds for nine documentaries by or about Asian Americans in 2014.
The documentary “Stories from Tohoku” gives voice to survivors of the 2011 tsunami and nuclear crisis in Japan. Catch it at CAAMFest San Jose on 9/6.
Director Thien Do is a part of a larger wave of overseas Vietnamese who have gone to Vietnam to make their films.
LUCKYRICE is coming to San Francisco, featuring local and national chefs, and their best Asian dishes.
Michelle Krusiec shares her experience of being a CAAM Fellow.
The newest season of Sesame Street has some fun special guests, including two of our favorite actors.
“Jonah from Tonga” uses brownface and stereotypes, and a lot of people don’t like it.
Actor and writer Steve Byrne chats with us about being Irish-Korean American in Hollywood.
Find out how you can support one of the biggest projects to collect stories of Vietnamese American refugees.
“Linsanity” producer Brian Yang dishes on making “Brittney Griner: Lifesize,” about another famous basketball star and her first season playing in China.
