What Friendship Truly Meant
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A new book reveals pre-Independence Filipino officials' impressions of the government offices, museums they visited, and their official lodgings while sojourning in the American capital.
Read MoreHistorical Memories Are Made of These
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The book The Smithsonian Asian Pacific American History, Art, and Culture in 101 Objects showcases artifacts that denote the complex histories of Asian Pacific Americans in the United States.
Read MoreHomelands: A Fight for Life Itself
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Homelands, brings together the voices of the Indigenous in photos, essays and original artwork by Filipino artists.
Read MoreTales of the City: Noel Alumit’s "Music Heard in Hi-Fi and Other Stories"
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Experiences in these characters’ adopted homes continue to be filtered by their prior lives, dual realities that prove to be both burden and grace.
Read MoreWriter Eileen Tabios’ Lines of Work: The Hay(na)ku
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Discover Eileen R. Tabios' literary invention in The In(ter)vention of the Hay(na)ku: Selected Tercets 1996-2019
Read MoreJen Soriano Plumbs the Depths of Filipino Heritage and Healing
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Author Jen Soriano links Filipino Americans’ mental health struggles to inherited trauma from the colonial corrosion of the Filipino soul.
Read MoreWhat Did You Do in the War, Mommy?
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A phone call from a stranger made her write a book about her mother.
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A Hero Kids Should Know
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Children’s book introduces Filipino American working class hero to students in first to fourth grade.
Read MoreAbout a Boy – from Batac
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A fictional boy from Batac “witnesses” the actual boy from Batac’s fateful rise to power.
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