“DAWN OF A NEW DAY: ASIAN AMERICAN WOMEN WHO ARE CHANGING MEDIA,” is a panel of Asian American women in film/tv/media that promotes social change with their work. This panel of fierce female leaders, storytellers, and activists who have challenged a predominantly male-dominated industry will be moderated by Ada Tseng of TimesOC. Panelists include Actress Tess Paras, writer Fawzia Mirza, performance artist Kristina Wong, and director Grace Lee.
UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs is partnering with the UCLA Asian AmericanStudies Center, Ethno Communications, and Asian American Studies Department along with the Japanese American National Museum and the nonprofit media artsorganization, Visual Communications (VC), for this event as part of the Meyer and Renee Luskin Lecture Series.
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