Making Strides Against Breast Cancer in the Asian American Community

The American Cancer Society (ACS) is involved in the fight against breast cancer in many areas. Through its extramural research grants program, as of March 1, 2009 the Society was funding 218 research projects being conducted by an elite group of scientists. These projects were chosen through a rigorous peer review and selection process and … Read more

September 11th Memorial Installation in Red – White – Blue

As “Bread is the Staff of Life” to Westerners, rice is essential to the Asian and to the Chinese in particular. It nourishes and underpins the foundation of the culture and the civilization-a symbol of life and living. In the civil Confucian tradition, meal is a rite at a round table where everyone is at … Read more

Man on Extremely Small Island

Jason Koo will read from and discuss his debut poetry collection, Man on Extremely Small Island, winner of the 2008 De Novo Poetry Prize and a Finalist for the National Poetry Series, the Kathryn A. Morton Prize and the Ohio State University Press/The Journal Award in Poetry. He will answer questions and sign books afterward. … Read more

Becoming an Actress in New York

“Becoming an Actress In New York” follows the lives of three young Korean American actresses (Vivian Bang, Esther Chae, and Jina Oh) as they pursue their dreams in The City That Never Sleeps. We are given glimpses into their daily rituals and share many candid and revealing moments that further underline the drive and determination … Read more

Snakes Can’t Run: A Mystery

Author Ed Lin will read from and discuss his new detective novel ‘Snakes Can’t Run’, the sequel to ‘This Is a Bust’, featuring the character of Chinatown beat cop Robert Chow: “It’s a hot summer in New York’s Chinatown in 1976 and Robert Chow, the Chinese-American detective son of an illegal immigrant, takes on a … Read more