The ACAM Dialogues is a series of student-focused dialogues events that began in 2017 and continues today. The Dialogues is hosted annually by student staff members of the Asian Canadian and Asian Migration Studies (ACAM) program. With events and projects ranging from discussion events, symposiums, panels, multimedia productions, and social drop-ins, the Dialogues draws from topics that emerge in student discussions towards collective learning and community-building. This podcast was made possible by the Chan Family Foundation’s generous support. // LEARN MORE: acamdialogues.arts.ubc.ca
37 episodes
Breaking Down the Boba Scandal and Cultural Appropriation
00:33:2511/30/2024
Interrogating the White Gaze: A Conversation with Chris Cheung
00:49:1811/15/2024
Mini Episode: Get to Know Rhea and Nathan
00:21:1210/18/2024
The beginnings of ACAM: Japanese Canadian Activism (w/ Mary & Tosh Kitagawa)
00:46:399/24/2024
Centering joy: health, cultural identity, and group therapy (ft. Dr. Ben Cheung)
00:41:217/31/2024
Flight mode: travel, privilege, and identity (ft. Chris Patterson)
00:35:026/27/2024
Behind “The Paper Trail”: An inside look at the feature films and exhibit design (Part 2)
00:28:245/14/2024
Behind “The Paper Trail”: What goes into creating a museum exhibit? (Part 1)
00:32:384/29/2024
Episode 16: Y-Dang Troeung - scholar, mentor and friend
00:56:543/27/2024
Episode 15: Our migration stories with ACAM student staff
