Mon, May 6
Film screening @ 6PM
Panel conversation @
7:15 – 8:30PM
Chase Room
NJPAC
1 Center Street
Newark, NJ
In honor of Asian
American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, Standing in Solidarity focuses on the
Asian American experience.
The event includes a screening of the award-winning documentary Far East Deep South,
the PSEG True Diversity
Film selection, about a Chinese American family’s search for
their roots and the discovery of an immigrant community in the South in
the wake of the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882.
Also revealed in the film is how the Chinese American settlers developed
a symbiotic relationship with their Black neighbors during the Jim Crow
era and bridged racial and ethnic divides in tumultuous times.
This event is a co-production of NJPAC and the New Jersey Chapter of
Ascend, the largest global network advancing Pan-Asian professionals in
the workplace and corporate boardrooms.
Our panel conversation will be moderated by Michael K. Hyun,
Vice President Procurement & Deputy General Counsel, PSEG.
Our panelists
include:
Baldwin Chiu,
Producer of Far East
Deep South and co-founder of Giant Flashlight Mediam
Jack Tchen,
Inaugural Clement A. Price Chair of Public History & Humanities at
Rutgers University–Newark and Director of the Clement Price Institute on
Ethnicity, Culture & the Modern Experience
Jennifer Rasing,
Research Scientist and Leader of the Pan Asian Network (PAN) People &
Business Resource group at Bristol Myers Squibb
Professor Linda
Carter McDonald Esq., Member of the Association of Black
Women Lawyers of New Jersey
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