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Housed in the Eastern Hotel in Seattle's International District, this permanent exhibit celebrates the life of Carlos Bulosan, a self-taught writer and union organizer who emigrated to Seattle from the Philippines as a teenager.
The Filipino American Museum is a platform for artists of Filipino descent and for work that captures and contextualizes the Filipino experience in America. FAM is a fluid space for the active investigation and expression of ideas at the intersection of contemporary art, culture and community.
Articles from the local history Shaping San Francisco website, written by Dr. James Sobredo, Associate Professor of Ethnic Studies, Asian American Studies Program, at California State University in Sacramento.
Manila Mail is a weekly newspaper circulated in the nine counties of California’s Bay Area. It is based in Daly City where Filipinos comprise approximately a third of its population.
Philipine Star is a Philippine news and entertainment portal for the Filipino global community. It is the online presence of the STAR Group of Publications, a leading publisher of newspapers and magazines in the Philippines.
The mission of the US Philippines Society is to build on the rich and longstanding historical ties between the United States of America and the Philippines.
The Embassy is the principal representative of the Philippine Government in the conduct of its relations with the Government of the United States of America.
Organization of San Francisco community activists and former tenants who were evicted from the International Hotel in 1977 working for the preservation of S.F.’s Manilatown and the restoration of the I-Hotel.
P.A.W.A. is dedicated to “creating and encouraging literature and arts for the preservation and enrichment of Filipino and Filipino American historical, cultural and spiritual values.”
