Recap on VINCENT WHO?

11/29/2011

We want to thank everyone who came out to the VOTP's first event VINCENT WHO? Curtis Chin wowed the crowd and stimulated a lively conversation about his experience creating the documentary and the Asian American community nationally and activism on college campuses. We were very lucky to have him come to campus as look forward to following his work as he continues his activism for the Asian Pacific Americans for Progress (APAforprogress.org) organization, the Democratic political party, and more. The Office of Diversity Initiatives now owns a copy of the documentary. Please feel free to check it out of our library in Landis House.

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A new initiative out of the Office of Diversity Initiatives, Voices of the People, seeks to connect voices from our collective past to our collective present and future. Based off of the work of the late Howard Zinn, author of A People’s History of the United States, VOTP gives voice to the often silenced and marginalized voices throughout history, be it major historical events or movements. We believe that understanding our past in a holistic way is integral to continuing to understand the present and future. We believe in the power of storytelling and thereby highlighting the power of one’s voices to accomplish our mission.