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Responsibility to Place
We have a responsibility to place. We value how cultures, stories, and people create a ‘place’ —from indigenous communities that have cared for these sacred lands for centuries to waves of settlers and immigrants who now call these places home. Our neighborhoods are gateways to well-being that have been passed down through generations, despite oppressive forces, such as red lining, internment, and alien exclusion acts. We honor our reciprocal relationship between people and place.
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Little Saigon Crosswalk
A Visual Celebration of Little Saigon and Vietnamese Diaspora, Culture, and History.
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Little Mekong Night Market
A Night Market that Brings Together St. Paul
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Museum of Everyday Alchemy
What is gained and lost in processes of acculturation, appropriation, assimilation, and hybridization?
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East Portland Farmers
A Mural about Portland's Japanese Farmers
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Our Stories Our Voices
Youth of East Portland giving voice to their experiences of displacement
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Hung Far Low Comic
A comic about the one-time oldest Chinese restaurant in Portland
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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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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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FandangObon
Receconnecting Japanese, Mexican, African, and Sufi Muslim American communities around traditions of circle dance, music, and caring for the land
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Maku’u Farmer’s Market
It’s All About ‘Ohana
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10th Street Overpass
Expanding Philly's Chinatown
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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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InterIm Pig Roast
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Asia Pacific Cultural Center
Capital Expansion
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Redlining Heritage Trail
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Alley Activations
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Kapwa Gardens
A Healing Space for the Community
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Azusa Street Activation
Little Tokyo community comes out to enjoy a transformed Azusa Street alley
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Assembly for Chinatown
Designing for COVID Resilience
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Nisei Week
A festival with deep roots