Replay: Himalayan Youth Leadership Summit
Watch a replay of the Himalayan Youth Leadership Summit that happened 8/20/2011 at Samuel Merritt University in Oakland, CA.
CAAM Presents
How Do You Use Media In The Classroom?
As part of CAAM’s exploration of the future of Asian American media, we asked Prof. Kale Fajardo (Univ. of Minnesota), Prof. Allan Issac (Rutgers Univ.) and Prof. Martin Manalansan (Univ. of Illinois) their thoughts, methods and observations on using media in the classroom.
Live Chat Replay: Globalization and Working Conditions
LIVE CHAT REPLAY Recently, CAAM’s Festival Managing Director Christine Kwon participated in a live chat on globalization and poor working conditions in China. This…
We Invite You To The Himalayan Youth Leadership Summit
Join CAAM at the Himalayan Youth Leadership Summit, August 20th, at Samuel Merritt University in Oakland for great workshops, panels, networking, and an entertainment night!
I think I’m Himalayan American…
CAAM’s own Sapana Sakya reflects on her Himalayan American identity and introduces the upcoming Himalayan Youth Summit, where youth will create videos telling their stories.
CAAM and Japancenter Mall present: Waikiki Paradise
CAAM and the Japan Center Malls invites youﾠand your familyﾠto join in a FREE Hawaiian celebration featuring film, music, and arts & crafts on Saturday, August 20th from 2-10pm.
What Would You Like To See In The Future of Asian American Media?
CAAM was recently at the 2011 Association for Asian American Studies Conference in New Orleans and interviewed several attendees. We asked scholars and educators their thoughts on the future of Asian American media.
DIRECTIONS IN STORYTELLING: Jessica Hagedorn
To promote her new book, Jessica Hagedorn (author, playwright and musician) decided to create a short experimental film to promote and capture the feel of her new book Toxicology. CAAM stopped by her home in New York City to discuss her approach in making the film.
DIRECTIONS IN DIALOGUE: Byron Q (Part 1)
CAAM’s James Y. Shih, talks with filmmaker Byron Q about his recent feature film “BANG BANG” and how his unpredictable life growing up influences his work.
CAAM and Japancenter Mall Present: KUNG FU PANDA
Join us on July 23, 2011 at 8PM at the Japantown Peace Plaza for this hilarious and family friendly film.
THE HOUSE OF SUH airs on MSNBC next Sunday
Missed your opportunity to see THE HOUSE OF SUH at SFIAAFF29? You’re in luck! MSNBC will be airing the riveting award-winning documentary about a young man with a bright future, an engagement gone wrong, and a murder with no simple explanations.
Jon Moritsugu’s TERMINAL USA
Awarding winning lo-fi filmmaker Jon Moritsugu creates a very punk rock deconstruction of the Asian American family in his film TERMINAL USA.