Join Asian CineVision for the NYC premiere of the Southeast Asian American Journeys documentary series featuring different refugee communities across the United States. This film is part of an in-person shorts-feature combination screening and will be preceded by the short film, Sea Song.

Join the Asia Society Museum and HBO for a special screening of The A List: 15 Stories from Asian and Pacific Diasporas. This film brings together a tableau of voices to explore the themes of representation, belonging, and what it means to be Asian American or Pacific Islander in America. Through intimate reflections, participants explore the relationship between national identity and solidarity, individual and community, home country and home.

Join Lofty Pigeon Books for the launch of The Blue House I Loved by Kao Kalia Yang and Jen Shin, a beautifully illustrated story of Hmong refugees’ beloved first home after arriving in the United States. The book launch consists of a reading by the Illustrator Jen Shin, followed by a conversation, Q&A, and book signing.

Join the Graduate Education and Training in Southeast Asian Studies (GETSEA) consortium for an information session for undergraduate students. In this session, graduate students studying Southeast Asia in universities across the United States will discuss resources, programs, funding, advisors, and other topics related to pursuing a graduate degree in Southeast Asian studies.

Join the Southeast Asia Resource Action Center (SEARAC) for a virtual screening of all five episodes of the Southeast Asian American Journeys documentary series, produced in partnership with the Center for Asian American Media (CAAM) and featuring guest appearances from community members featured in the films. The screenings will be followed by a Q&A with Producer/Director Quyên Nguyen-Le, SEARAC Executive Director Quyen Dinh, and CAAM Executive Director Donald Young.

Join the Asian American Education Project, the Wisconsin Council for Social Studies, the Wisconsin Historical Society, and the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction for a workshop facilitated by Dr. Kaila Vue, scholar of Teaching and Learning. This workshop delves into the complex history, life stories, and resilience of Hmong Americans in Wisconsin, and offers teaching resources on this community.