Last Saturday on July 4th, CAM was featured on Grand Park + The Music Center’s 4th of July Block Party: Home Edition. CAM Board Members, Gay Yuen and Paula Madison, discussed the museum’s continued dialogue on the importance of diversity in Los Angeles and emphasized the need for unity across all communities.

CAM joined more than 25 local artists and community partners to represent the vitality of LA. You can watch our segment and the full program here. 

On June 23, 2020, CAM hosted a panel discussion commemorating Vincent Chin’s legacy and the impact he had on the Asian American community. To watch the full panel discussion, click on the link here.

LA County has allowed museums to reopen as of 6/12. We are currently carefully planning the much-anticipated reopening of our Museum with your health and safety as our top priority. Please continue to check our website and follow us on social media for a date of our reopening.

The Friends of the Chinese American Museum stand in solidarity with the African American community in the fight for justice and liberation. We must combat the anti-Blackness that exists in our communities and work as partners toward dismantling white supremacy. We mourn the deaths of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, Tony McDade and the countless other Black lives that have been lost to racism and police brutality. (more)

Following directives from local, state, and federal governments, the staff will not be in the office. We will not be able to check our mailbox daily. Any communications via physical mail is expected to be delayed. If you need assistance, please call 213.485.8484 or email info@camla.org. We apologize for any inconvenience.