Ramona S. Diaz's "And So It Begins" San Francisco Premiere
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Join us for director Ramona S. Diaz’s documentary “And So It Begins”, 2 pm., December 8, 2024, Marina Theater, San Francisco, CA.
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Leaving Gaza
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Filipino-Palestinian families share their harrowing experiences trying to escape from the continued Israeli bombing of Gaza.
Read MoreOpinion: What did the Asian American vote this year tell us?
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Although Asian Americans voted for Kamala Harris 54% Donald Trump made major gains in Asian American support.
Read MoreMy Great-Grandfather’s Memoir: From Notebook to Book
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How the writer was finally able to publish his great-grandfather’s autobiography which was written in an older form of Ilocano, a language he didn’t know.
Read More[Partner] NaFFAA Celebrates Filipino American Voter Turnout, Champions Civic Engagement Following 2024 Presidential Election Results
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The National Federation of Filipino American Associations (NaFFAA) extends congratulations to President-elect Donald Trump on his election victory and reaffirms its commitment to empowering the Filipino American and broader Asian American communities. As a nonpartisan organization, NaFFAA remains dedicated to fostering civic engagement and expanding representation across all levels of government, amplifying the voice and influence of Filipino Americans in the democratic process.
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Coast Guard Vessel Honors FilAm Woman Hailed WWII hero
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A US Coast Guard cutter is being named in honor of Filipino American Florence Ebersole Smith Finch, who helped anti-Japanese guerrillas and POWs in the Philippines in WWII.
Read MoreOn Cloud 9 at Filbookfest 7 in San Francisco
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“Ka-isa-isa to mean one and only… is an apt summary of the writer’s state of being: at one with the social environment, and yet, one and only one,” the writer Ninotchka Rosca explained as she opened the 7th Filipino American International Book Festival, whose theme this year was “Kaisa’t Kasama: Celebrating our Diverse Voices and Solidarity.”
Read MoreThey Can Come Home Again
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Meet the rising young Fil-Am leaders who make this year’s batch of FYLPRO delegates to an immersion program in the Philippines.
Read MoreA Filipina’s Art Speaks for Itself
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Pop conceptual artist Maryrose C. Mendoza, 58, is taking advantage of this ongoing period of creative freedom by using Filipino materials to stretch the genre in all directions.
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