Angel Bella and Dr. Geraldine Pratt are carrying out a research project to learn more about how preparing and sharing knowledge about traditional/cultural food can be a way for multiple generations of Filipino migrant family members to build relationships and solidarity.

ACAM's August newsletter is out now! Check it out here: https://t.co/yzuQDWzsuz

Episode 20 of the ACAM Podcast is out now! Listen to this episode wherever you get your podcasts!

Episode 18 of the ACAM Podcast is out now! This episode looks behind the scenes at the creation of "The Paper Trail" exhibit, featured at the Chinese Canadian Museum in Vancouver's Chinatown. Listen to this episode anywhere you get your podcasts

Bestselling author @lindsaymwong joins us for #LiterASIAN 2024! Read her interview & get tickets for events on our website: https://t.co/jF09gIbkAT

ACAM's April newsletter is out now and you can check it out here: https://t.co/H4QwvcAlza You can also subscribe to our monthly newsletter here: https://t.co/sseWFyVL77

A reminder if you registered for the 2024 Burge Lecture, it's now happening on APRIL 16! We'll see you then!

Check out the work of our ACAM Dialogues 2022/3 cohort members, Divine Reyes and Gurnoor Powar, through the link below! In their projects, they each focus on varying forms of activism within their respective communities. https://t.co/TrhCNz1036

"Laughing Back at Empire" - Asian Canadian activism from the Asianadian to Ricepaper Magazine feat. Angie Wong, Cheuk Kwan, Todd Wong Saturday, May 4, 4-5pm at @centrea Get tickets here: https://t.co/je9D1tnlWA

The workshops for students, staff, faculty, and community members are intentionally devised to help us think through our relationship to one another, the structure of the university, and our intellectual and creative work. All events are open to the public.

Dr. Mimi Khúc is a leading disability studies scholar whose work is situated at the intersection of care work, art practice, and community making.

Please join Dr. Mimi Khúc in her mini-residency, under the theme of Unwellness and Care in the University, from March 18-22! More details in the thread. ⬇️

ACAM's March newsletter is out and you can check it out here: https://t.co/RIBf8N7cLh You can also subscribe to our newsletter here: https://t.co/fcj4vHzwA4

The 2024 Burge Lecture is happening on March 19th at 6 pm PT (reception at 5 pm)! This year's lecture features @CamHistory professor Dr. Rachel Leow, who will speak to histories that defy national borders. Be sure to register to join us for this event. https://t.co/qBwEcvGWPs

Please email: diahuang@student.ubc.ca for more information or how to participate! Ethics ID: H23-03339, under the supervision of Dr. Millie Creighton.

Anyone who has Chinese heritage, is 19-30 y/o, wears outdoors sportswear (or gorpcore style) and lives in Vancouver (and/or the Lower Mainland) is eligible to participate.

📣 An ACAM-affiliated student is looking for research participants for an honours anthropology project on outdoors sportswear and Chinese/ Chinese Canadian identity. ⬇️ More to follow in the thread.

ACAM-affiliated faculty Y-Dang Troeung and Mila Zuo have both been selected for the 2024 @AAAStudies Book Award! Read more here:

ACAM's February newsletter is out and you can check it out here: https://t.co/Lq8V0fYIo3 You can also subscribe to our newsletter here: https://t.co/fcj4vHzwA4

Have you heard? ACAM is turning 10 this year! In celebration of this milestone, we will be launching the 5th volume of Tributaries: ACAM's Student Journal. To indicate interest or ask any questions, email acam.program@ubc.ca by Friday, February 9th!