Join GBH at our Brighton studios for an evening of historical reflection and vibrant celebration as we honor the cultural achievements of the Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) communities. This year, we are honored to welcome legendary journalist Ann Curry for a two-part program designed to amplify and redefine AANHPI identity and culture.
Resilience, ingenuity, creativity. Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders have enriched American history, society and culture and are instrumental to our past, present and future. This month, and every month, we celebrate the extraordinary impact AANHPI communities have on our national identity. As violence and discrimination against AANHPI communities and individuals continue, it is imperative that we stand against racism and remain committed to highlighting AANHPI voices and advancing understanding, dignity and justice. Explore these stories throughout May and beyond!
Meet Tracy Chang, GBH Amplifies' Newest Host
“You break the ice by breaking bread,” says Tracy Chang, chef/owner of PAGU restaurant in Cambridge. This philosophy has been true in her life and in the early days of her tenure as a host of GBH Amplifies, our community conversation series based in the GBH Boston Public Library Studio. We sat down with Chang to discuss her vision for GBH Amplifies, what motivates her, and her favorite recipes.
Premieres
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Invisible Nation
Inside look at Taiwan’s first female president, the country’s past, and uncertain future. -
Third Act
A filmmaker honors his father’s legacy of art, activism, and resilience across generations. -
Light of the Setting Sun
One family. Four generations shaped by displacement and trauma. -
China's Bronze Kingdom
The chance discovery of a jade artifact unearths an ancient Chinese city.
