Category: Filipino American National Historical Society

The Filipino American National Historical Society (FANHS) is a community organization with over thirty chapters across the nation. The FANHS documents and promotes Filipino American history through archives, books, programs, conferences, film, art, and more. Their mission is to promote understanding, education, enlightenment, appreciation, and enrichment of history and culture of Filipino Americans in the United States. http://fanhs-national.org/filam/

Shaun Tuazon Oral History

Shaun Tuazon, a 31-year-old Filipino American, was born in Oakland, CA and raised in Alameda. He identifies as a homosexual…

Ryan Okazaki

June 6, 2019

API Identity and Mental Health: A Project with the Filipino American National Historical Society

In our group (Marné Amoguis, Aaron Ngan, and Ryan Okazaki), there were two parts of our project: our community projects…

Ryan Okazaki

June 6, 2019

Felix Tuyay Oral History

Felix Tuyay, born in 1950, grew up in San Diego and attended San Diego City College and San Diego State…

AARON NGAN

June 6, 2019

Judy Patacsil Oral History

Judy Patacsil is a professor of Filipino Studies and also is a licensed psychotherapist who leads Mental Health Services at…

MARNE AMOGUIS

June 5, 2019

Filipino American National Historical Society (FANHS): Mental Health and Microaggressions

Sitting in an unconventional classroom space in front of a panel of five diverse and dynamic community organizations provided a…

AARON NGAN

April 29, 2019