A Conversation with Author Celeste Ng and Harvard Professor Ju Yon Kim Celebrate AANHPI Month!

This year, our annual event celebrates the important role that Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) artists play in their communities by sharing personal stories about their culture and history through film, writing, and dance.

The evening will feature a conversation with Celeste Ng, the bestselling author of Little Fires Everywhere, and Ju Yon Kim, the Patsy Takemoto Mink Professor of English at Harvard University, reflecting on the ways their Asian heritage and their life experiences have informed and shaped their successful academic and writing careers. They will compare and contrast how Asian Americans are portrayed in film, literature, and American media and how their work has influenced and impacted the narrative about representation in culture.

The Wah Lum Kung Fu & Tai Chi Academy Dance troupe will also perform and GBH WORLD will preview upcoming program highlights from the May schedule celebrating AANHPI Heritage Month.

Special thanks to our participating community partners:

• Asian Community Fund
• Coalition for Anti-Racism and Equity, Inc. (CARE)
• Friends of Indian Senior Citizen’s Organization (FISCO)
• Panethnic Pourovers
• Philippine American Mainstream Advocacy for Nonpartisan Associations (PAMANA)

This event is free and open to the public but registration is required. You have two ticket options:

In-Person Experience (free) from 6-8:30pm ET is SOLD OUT.

The Virtual Experience (free) from 6-7:30pm ET. Once you register we will send you a Zoom Webinar link

$75 Ticket includes an autographed copy of Celeste Ng's newest book, Our Missing Hearts, and GBH Membership.

Photo credit: GBH Creative Department

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