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Dr. Thomas Tam Street Renaming Ceremony

Date: Friday, October 30, 2009 Time: 12PM to 1:30PM Place: Charles B. Wang Community Health Center 268 Canal Street, Manhattan A special ceremony was held to commemorate the co-naming of Cortlandt Alley on Canal Street to “Hon. Thomas Tam Way”, after the late Dr. Thomas Tam, the first  Executive Director of the Asian American / … Read more

Sunrise On Mulberry Street

This narrative feature movie is shot with a mini-digital video camera, with a volunteer cast and crew for most of whom, this is their first feature length movie. “The tragic suicide of two Chinese American sisters 20 years ago shocked the residents of Chinatown and struck a chord with many immigrant families. Today the story … Read more