Youll also be asked about life support and end-of-life care.

She worked a few years in the industry.who gets to combine a lifelong curiosity about people and their stories with a new way to move our communities forward by creating short documentaries.

He continues to support the Asian American community through sports and media arts.She also enjoys researching family histories and finding out how our stories fit into the larger American experience.from left: Teresa Takaki Matsushima.

chronicles her familys mochitsuki.traded snow boots for slippahs and grew up as a Gardena girl.

He has been fortunate to participate in many films as a cameraman and produce films through Digital Histories.

Past documentary projects have focused on issues such as discovering and preserving family histories.1977 Rafu Shimpo profile of my great-grandmother Tamayo Asada written by Ayako “Ellen” Nakamura referencing a 20-acre farm in Dinuba that my grandfather.

I spoke soon thereafter with Anita Dashiell-Sparks.This show is part of the Center on Public Diplomacys Stroum Arts Diplomacy series and supported by the Annenberg School and School of Dramatic Arts.

and my Master of Public Diplomacy graduate student.and have been looking at how the UAE and Qatar hosted the Middle East’s first Worlds Fair (Expo 2020) and first mens soccer World Cup (FIFA 2022) and what lessons there are for the U