Activities
Cambodia Town2 days agoThe Language Justice Coalition's year-end potluck at the Long Beach Forward Office brought together members from Cambodia Town, Long Beach Forward, Dignity Health - Saint Mary Medical Center, the Filipino Festival Committee, Legal Aid For Los Angeles, and Pacific Asian Counseling Services. Additionally, we assessed our activities and developed plans for our advocacy efforts for the upcoming year.
Cambodia Town4 days agoThank you, Saksmey Hong of Phnom Penh Post, for covering the important two-day conference, The Release of the Cambodian American Studies Model Curriculum, held in Long Beach last month.
“For the younger generation, it creates an invaluable opportunity to learn about their parents' journeys from Cambodia to America, fostering a deeper understanding of their heritage and strengthening their cultural identity, said San.”
Photo by Herman Askew
LA’s Cambodia Town champions Cambodian American heritage through new curriculumLA’s Cambodia Town champions Cambodian American heritage through new curriculumCambodia Town4 days agoThank you, Jireh Deng of Los Angeles Times, for doing this impactful two-day conference, The Release of the Cambodian American Studies Model Curriculum, held in Long Beach last month. Your coverage highlight the significant of the milestone event and its important to the Cambodian American Community.
California to roll out the nation's first Southeast Asian school curriculumFor decades, the history of Southeast Asian refugees have been sidelined in U.S. history. California's first state-legislated Southeast Asian model curriculum aims to change that.Cambodia Town5 days agoPresenting the top scorers of the Stop The Hate Quiz from this year's 10 workshops, hosted by Cambodia Town and Pacific Asian Counseling Services. These workshops were made possible with funding from the California Department of Social Services.Cambodia Town6 days agoWe extend our heartfelt thanks to all the participants who attended the Stop The Hate and Smartphone Works workshops, hosted by Cambodia Town and Pacific Asian Counseling Services at the YMCA of Greater Long Beach. We also express our gratitude to our dedicated team for their hard work in making this year’s 10 workshops a resounding success.
Our focus now shifts to preparing similar Stop The Hate and Smartphone Workshops for the Filipino community.Cambodia Town1 week agoCambodia Town is dedicated to healing our community from intergenerational trauma through the transformative power of the arts. We are excited to offer free "Dance Instruction and Psychoeducational" workshops.
Seating is limited to 30 participants, and registration must be completed online by January 3, 2025.
For more details, please refer to the flyer below.
