The Elderly Filipino Men of ʻAʻala Park
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‘A’ala Park was a place where the aging Filipinos and other retirees gathered to pass the time, carrying forward a world that had vanished.
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[WEBINAR VIDEO] Memories of Fil-Am Life on the Farms and in the Canneries of the West Coast
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Two of the Fil-Am community’s prolific storytellers, Alex S. Fabros, Jr. and Oscar Peñaranda tell us their personal stories of living and working with the manongs in the farms and the Alaskan canneries.
Read MoreThe Last Night of I-Hotel
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Thirty nine years ago, on August 7, 1977, elderly Filipinos living in San Francisco’s International Hotel, were summarily and violently evicted.
Read MoreCarlos Bulosan’s Seattle
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We celebrate the centennial of Carlos Bulosan, considered the best Filipino American writer of his generation.
Read MoreThe Boogie Woogie Boys
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All-Filipino WWII Fighting Units in the U.S. Armed Forces remember Bataan.
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October Light, Undiminished
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A year after his passing, Filipino-American poet Jeff Tagami’s friends remember him and his graceful, humble, yet powerful poems.
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