Watch “And She Could Be Next” on PBS June 29-30
Last month, we presented the first episode of Grace Lee and Marjan Safinia’s documentary And She Could Be Next during CAAMFest: Heritage at Home….
On Public Television
Chinese Exclusion Act Curriculum – Alameda County’s Teacher of the Year Jah-Yee Woo’s Testimonial
“The curriculum is important, for it gives students an opportunity to grapple with their own experiences and stories within the larger narratives of immigration of this country.”
Educate More Communities About “THE CHINESE EXCLUSION ACT” Documentary
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Join CAAM at the Autumn Moon Festival in SF Sept 16-17
CAAM will host a special screening of “The Chinese Exclusion Act” from 5-7pm.
“It Is What It Is” – CAAM’s Entry to 2017 PBS Online Film Festival!
CAAM is proud to be a part of the 6th annual PBS Online Film Festival. Our entry is the 2017 CAAMFest Loni Ding award-winning…
A Syrian American Teen comes of age in POV’s “Dalya’s Other Country”
The 30th season of POV kicks off with “Dalya’s Other Country” on June 26, 2017, co-presented by CAAM.
WORLD Channel, America ReFramed + CAAM Present: #MyAPALife Filmmaker Conversation
Join us on May 30 at 7p ET/4p P for a Facebook Live conversation with APA filmmakers Grace Lee, James Q. Chan and Keoni Lee!
“K-TOWN ’92” Co-producer Helped with LA Riots/Uprising Clean Up Effort as a Child
“Looking back, I see an uprising, but that is not how it was portrayed on TV.”
WORLD Channel, America ReFramed + CAAM Present: #MyAPALife Filmmaker Conversation
Join us on May 30 at 7p ET/4p P for a Facebook Live conversation with APA filmmakers Grace Lee, James Q. Chan and Keoni Lee!
Celebrate #MyAPALife Mother’s Day with CAAM Films
Celebrate this Mother’s Day with these CAAM documentaries.
#MyAPALife with PBS and CAAM
We’re celebrating #APAHM through your stories. Take a Pic! Share a story! Use #MyAPALife and tag @PBS and @CAAM
“No Más Bébes” – Interview with Director Renee Tajima-Peña
From one of the directors of “Who Killed Vincent Chin?” comes a new documentary about one of the lesser known but massively important reproductive justice cases.