Celebrating "Intersections: A Journalistic History of Asian Pacific America

Join the UCI Center for Storytelling, the Asian American Journalists Association, and the UCLA Asian American Studies Center for a conversation on the importance of representation in media, celebrating the publication of UCLA and AAJA's groundbreaking book, Intersections: A Journalistic History of Asian Pacific America.

Our panelists include:

Felicia Chanco, Director of Special Initiatives, AAJA
Erika Hayasaki, Author of Somewhere SIsters: A Story of Adoption, Identity, and the Meaning of Family; UCI Professor and journalist
Victoria Le, UCI Literary Journalism alumna and freelance Journalist
Arnold Pan, Ph.D.; Editor of the UCLA Asian American Studies Press, Co-Editor of Intersections
and
Emilie Takahashi, UCI student journalist, Founder of the UCI chapter of AAJA
This event is free and open to the public; all are welcome! Book sale and signing to follow the panel discussion. Light refreshments will be served.

Suggested parking locations are Lot 7 and the Mesa Drive parking lot. Visit parking.uci.edu for more information.
For more information or for assistance with accommodations, contact Patricia Pierson, Associate Director of the Center for Storytelling, at [email protected].

ABOUT INTERSECTIONS
AAJA was founded in 1981, just one year before Vincent Chin was murdered by two frustrated auto workers in Detroit, a decade before the Los Angeles Uprisings, and two decades before September 11. Throughout it all, AAPI journalists and communities have been there to make an impact on newsroom coverage during key moments in American history.

AAJA published “Intersections: A Journalistic History of Asian Pacific America” in partnership with UCLA’s Asian American Studies Center, featuring eighteen chapters and sixteen profiles of legends amongst our membership and communities.

Host or Publisher UCI Center for Storytelling/ Literary Journalism