Grace Lee wins Peabody Award for “American Revolutionary: The Evolution of Grace Lee Boggs”
“For me it means more people might be exposed to this story about the visionary life and ideas of Grace Lee Boggs.” – Grace Lee
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Verses in Exile: Subject Kosal Khiev’s Perspective
Watch “Verses in Exile,” an original web series by the director of “Cambodian Son,” online now.
CAAM Supports Diverse Filmmakers
“I could say that CAAM has helped launch the careers of many filmmakers including mine.” – Ruby Yang, director of “A Moment in Time” and “My Voice, My Life”
Verses In Exile: A Conversation with Director Masahiro Sugano
“We hardly get to listen to a man like Kosal with his past, without apprehension.”
“Earth: A New Wild” Premieres on PBS Feb. 4
The 5-part series is hosted by conservationist M. Sanjayan.
Watch “Pass or Fail in Cambodia Town” Online Now
Catch the episode of “America By The Numbers” that highlights the struggles as well as inspiration in the Cambodian American community in Long Beach, CA.
Learn Middle School Math with CAAM and PBS LearningMedia
CAAM produces 20 videos that use cultural and artistic diversity to teach math lessons at PBS LearningMedia.
“Island of Warriors” – The Untold Story of Guamanian Veterans
Guamanians serve in the U.S. military at three times the national average. Yet when they get home, they struggle to receive the healthcare they need.
Filmmaker Advice: Marissa Aroy
Director Marissa Aroy, who made “Delano Manongs,” shares her tips on submitting to film festivals.
“Outlawed in Pakistan” Wins Emmy
The documentary tells the story about a teenage girl in Pakistan whose life is at risk for daring to allege rape.
National Minority Consortia Co-Present “America By The Numbers”
Series about race and demographics with award-winning journalist Maria Hinojosa premieres October 2 on WORLD Channel and October 4 on PBS.
Q&A With Maria Hinojosa, Host of “America By The Numbers”
“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.