Engagements
“The other teachers and I saw what you were doing: you were teaching them through asking engaging questions and having them use their bodies to experience an S.R.O. or a protest. Students also loved the personal connections you shared about Chinatown. Many of them are recent, first- or second-generation immigrants, so your story spoke to them.”
-Mary Ann Davis, Ph.D
Keys School, Palo Alto, CA
types of engagements we offer:
1) Full film screening (85 min) and Q&A conversation with co-director Josh Chuck and other Chinatown activists.
2) Presentation featuring excerpts of the film and Q&A conversation with co-director Josh Chuck and other Chinatown Rising activists. Can be customized to fit your topical and time preferences.
3) Classroom Q&A with co-director Josh Chuck for those who have already watched the film. All topics are fair game.
4) Chinatown Social Justice Tour for up to 25 people, typically around 90 minutes. Led by co-director Josh Chuck, we visit historically, culturally and personally significant sites.
*#1-3 can be in-person or virtual
Interested? Contact us!
We have hosted over 250 screenings, presentations and tours for film festivals, theaters, classrooms, teachers and virtual audiences.
Previous Film festivals include:
CAAMFest (Center for Asian American Media) Opening Night (San Francisco)
Disorient Asian American Film Festival of Oregon (Eugene)
Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival Closing Night
Boston Asian American Film Festival
San Diego Asian American Film Festival
Silicon Valley Asian Pacific FilmFest
Guam international film festival
Albuquerque Chinese American Film Festival
Diversity and Inclusion Film Festival, U.S. Embassy Beijing Opening Night
Lowell Asian American Film Festival
Theater screenings include:
San Francisco, CA
Oakland, CA
Menlo Park, CA
San Rafael, CA
Sacramento, CA
Los Angeles, CA
Nevada City, CA
Santa Ana, CA
Seattle, WA
Honolulu, HI