Immigration & society
Found in 78 Collections and/or Records:
The Family Journey of Diane Woo, 2015-07-21
Philanthropist Diane Woo talks about her family illustrious history in the Chinese academic world. She goes on to talk about her life in Hong Kong and later her life in the US. She goes on to talk about the differences in Chinese and American culture and how Chinese fraternities helped her when she first came to the US. She concludes by talking about raising her son and her grandson and how life has been different from when she first entered the US.
The Family Journey of Fay Chu Matsuda, 2015-07-09
The Family Journey of Fred Hu, 2015-07-20
The Family Journey of Gee Fung and Yep Pyu Chin, 2014
The Family Journey of John and Tina Yuan, 2017-12-01 - 2017-12-31
In this interview, Tina and John Yuan share the journey of their families from China to Taiwan, where they were born, to the US, where they met and built their own family. They mention their parents’ experiences in China, their early childhood in Taiwan, culture shocks when migrating to the US during the 1970s, adolescent school years, the encounters of Chinese communities, and fostering their son as a Chinese American.
The Family Journey of Kenneth Pai, 2015-10-19
The Family Journey of Lucy Kan, 2014
The Family Journey of Ming Cho Lee, 2016-03-18
The Family Journey of Nancy C. Lee JP, 2018-01-01 - 2018-12-31
Nancy C. Lee, JP, distinguished arts and education philanthropist. MOCA 2018 Legacy Awards Gala honoree, Chairman of the non-profit organization Friends of the Hong Kong Museum of art, discusses her life journey to become an arts historian. She recounts her family journey that spanned from China to Latin American, the US, and finally Hong Kong. She also discusses the importance of art and philanthropy.
The Family Journey of Patrick and Rita Lee, 2019-03-01 - 2019-03-31
Rita and Patrick Lee are first-generation Chinese Americans. In this interview, they address memories including Patrick’s journey from Hong Kong to America, the development of Patrick’s financial career, his business philosophy, their parenting philosophy, and their Chinese identity. They also bring family photos to the interview and give a short description to each of them.