‘Ang Hukuman ni Sinukuan’ Helps Kids Understand Justice
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In this age of misinformation, fake news, and censorship, children’s stories can be vessels of truth.
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Living Through the Rhythm of the Tinikling
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Children’s book tells why learning to dance the Tinikling is like learning how to handle Filipino American life.
Read MoreStrangers in Strange Lands
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Beverly Parayno’s Wildflowers short story collection offers a prismatic view of what it means to be a woman in the world today.
Read MoreThe Mumu Goes Mainstream
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A book for kids tells them that mumu, a ghost of Filipino persuasion, is nothing to be scared of.
Read MoreRemembering the ‘Brain Man’
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A daughter distills the highly successful life of her father who was known in his time as “the best cranioplasty surgeon in the world.”
Read MoreThe Ghost and the Green Card
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In Multo, Domingo, a Filipino American bounty hunter, has made a lucrative career catching undocumented immigrants who have committed serious crimes.
Read MoreSaving Fireflies, Fishes and the Deep Blue Sea
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Salvacion ‘Roselle’ Reyes of Columbia, Maryland has been through childhood trauma, cancer surgeries and a car crash that left her emotionally and mentally scarred. But she has found healing in conserving nature, writing poetry and storytelling.
Read MoreWhat 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.
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