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Artists as leaders
Artists and cultural bearers are leaders in this work. They carry and transmit cultural values, traits, and practices between communities—and are not just tools for getting the work done. Elders, youth, artists, spiritual leaders, and business owners are keepers of our AAPI cultural practices and ways of knowing, and contribute and guide us. We see the artist in everyone. By lifting up artists and cultural bearers in our work, we create greater equity in practice, accessing resources and decision-making.
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APA Arts & Crafts Fair
Creating space for small, local crafters to share their art
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Little Mekong Night Market
Night Market's Return Kickstarts a Major Redevelopment Project
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Blooming on Fragrance Alley
Youth Create Mosaic Mural in San Francisco Chinatown's Hang An Alley
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Messages of Hope and Health
Local Visual Artists Provide Pandemic-Friendly, Public-Facing Art in SF Chinatown
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Stories in Motion
Dance and Music Brings SF Chinatown Residents' Experiences to Life
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Love and Protect: Mural Series in Oakland Chinatown
mobile public art murals in Oakland Chinatown for those impacted by Asian hate crimes
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Cooking for Advocacy
Cooking for Asian X Black Unity
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Little Saigon Crosswalk
A Visual Celebration of Little Saigon and Vietnamese Diaspora, Culture, and History.
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Unity at the Initiative
Responsive Collaboration
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Our Stories Our Voices
Youth of East Portland giving voice to their experiences of displacement
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Canton Grill & 82nd + Beyond: a Living Archive
Cindy Louis, third-generation owner of the Canton Grill, leads a tour of the restaurant during lunchtime as part of project, 82nd + Beyond: A Living Archive
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Caring for Our Shared Futures: A Caring Package
APANO’s digital collection of artwork centered on care.
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de-canon
a pop-up library installation and social engagement project
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Beloved Garden
A space for health and healing
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Orchards of 82nd, Living Culture: Past, Present and Future
An Alternative Plan
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Paradice Avenue Souf and Wing Luke Museum collaboration for Black and Brown Solidarity
preserving a sense of belonging for all in South Seattle
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Art, Culture and Belonging
“Art, Culture and Belonging” explores places and stories of belonging in San Francisco's Chinatown and Manilatown
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Maku’u Farmer’s Market
It’s All About ‘Ohana
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Here to Stay
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The W.O.W. Project
reinventing and preserving NYC’s Chinatown
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Cambodia Town Mural Project
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Thai New Years Festival
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Square Dancing in AsiaTown
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K-Town Is Your Town
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InterIm Pig Roast
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“Here [at Bhanchha Ghar], I hold meetings for my societies… I invite them here, we eat here, we sit here, we discuss here…People who don’t have jobs, I get them a job. People who don’t have a place to sleep, I find them a place.”
Yamuna Shrestha, owner of Nepali restaurant Bhanchha Ghar
A story about Small Business Organizing in Queens with CHHAYA CDC
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Kapwa Gardens
A Healing Space for the Community
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VEGGI Farmer’s Cooperative
Culturally Rooted Recovery & Workforce Development
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YELLOW SEEDS
Same Struggle, Same Fight
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Assembly for Chinatown
Designing for COVID Resilience
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Experience Chinatown Arts Festival
Uplifting in public through a pandemic
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Tuesday Night Café
Performance as Safe Haven
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Nisei Week
A festival with deep roots
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