The National Cambodian Heritage Museum & Killing Fields Memorial (NCHM) helps to preserve Cambodian culture, build awareness of genocide & help community heal.
Check out the behind-the-scene photos of filming and rehearsals in preparation for Cambodian Day of Remembrance: Stories and Music for Healing on Saturday, April 17th at 4pm CT.
Join us TODAY at 1pm CT for online vigil hosted by Asian American Caucus to honor the Asian women whose live tragically cut short from the racially sexualized targeted violence. #StopAsianHate#StopAAPIHate
Reg link: https://t.co/ZgEq6fR3b8
Press Release - Georgia’s Asian American Leaders Call for Community-Centered Response After Six Asian Women Are Murdered
Read full statement here: https://t.co/hJOFPedl9A
The #TEAACHAct will be voted on tomorrow in the House Committee! Help us bring an Asian American history curriculum to IL schools by taking 2 mins to submit a witness slip by 8:30 Wednesday so legislators can see how many people support TEAACH! https://t.co/0OvlHxsnxl
The Cambodian Museum and our community as part of the Asian-American communities are grieving in the loss of those lost in Atlanta. Those lives included Asian women in a racial hate crime attack that we have seen escalated since Covid-19.
#StopAsianHate#StopAAPIHate
Please check out this virtual event with our partner Renegade
Ada Cheng
Speaking Truths Series Home, Homeland, and Belonging will be
taking place Thursday, November 12 at 7pm.
You don't want to miss these storytellers. They have important
stories to tell about home, homeland, homelessness, and belonging.
In collaboration with Guild Literary Complex and National
Cambodian Heritage Museum and Killing Fields Memorial
This project is in collaboration with Invisible 2 Invincible: Asian Pacific Islander Pride of Chicago, Trikone Chicago, and National Cambodian Heritage Museum and Killing Fields Memorial.
Speaking Truths Series: Queer Asian American / Asian Diaspora Storytelling will be taking place virtually on Thursday November 19. The show starts at 7 pm CST.
Sign up for Zoom link: https://t.co/4Ko2QllrS5
We are excited to present the following storytellers: Liz Haas, Mira Kim, Sushmitha Ram, Siddharth Shah, Liz Anh Thomson
Speaking Truths Series, created, produced, and hosted by Ada Cheng, seeks to bring performance art to community spaces.
Join us on Sunday, July 26th when we share the story of our Cambodian-American-refugee-immigrant experience through food. We're excited to bring together acclaimed chefs Maurice Yim @ChannyChhiLaux and Ethan Lim to share their culinary journeys. RSVP here: https://t.co/CVSYbYliNd
We did it! We pulled off a jam-packed virtual event filled with heart tugging stories, dance, music and calls to action. If you missed our Story of Cambodia Pt. 2 event, you can catch the recording on our Facebook + Youtube pages. #storyofcambodia
Join this webinar on Jan 30 to learn about the experiences of Cambodian deportees and ways you can help support them in the United States. https://t.co/YJFz4XwphU