2nd Annual KA Studies Conference: Why Korean American Studies Now?
2nd Annual KA Studies Conference: Why Korean American Studies Now?
Sat, Apr 8, 8:30 AM
California State University Long Beach • Long Beach, CA
Free
Actions Panel
Who Speaks for Korean Americans - April 7
Who Speaks for Korean Americans?
When and where
Date and time
Location
Good Neighborhood Church, Founders Room 540 South Commonwealth Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90020
Map and directions
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About this event
Sunday, April 7, 2019
3-5pm
Good Neighborhood Church, Founders Room
540 S. Commonwealth Ave. Los Angeles CA 90020
Event will be held in English and Korean. Please RSVP so we can prepare enough food & drinks.
Panel discussion featuring Yongho Kim (Organizer, Korean Resource Center KRC) on homelessness and housing politics, Seo Yun Son (Organizer, Koreatown Immigrant Workers Alliance KIWA) on wage theft and labor organizing, and Kavior Moon (Art historian, GYOPO) on mural politics in Los Angeles Koreatown. Moderated by Ju Hui Judy Han (Professor, UCLA Gender Studies).
Presented by Progressive Korean American Network (PKAN), a collective of Korean Americans in Southern California interested in building community and sharing information and resources. This is the first in #whospeaks4kas, a series of events we are organizing to feature diverse voices and foster critical discussion of community concerns. To join our email list or for more information, contact progressivekanetwork@gmail.com.