Transit-Asia Media Lab Lectures Series:

Hidden Histories and Radical Care

 

Moderator:

Hwa-Jen Tsai, Assistant Professor, Institute of Social Research and Cultural Studies, NYCU

 

Lecturer:

Valerie Soe, Professor, Department of Asian American Studies, San Francisco State University,

ICCS Visiting Research Fellow, director of love boat: Taiwan

 

Discussants:

tammy ko Robinson, Associate Professor at Hanyang University, South Korea

Joyce C.H. Liu, professor, (ICCS, NYCU)

 

Date & Time: 2022/4/25 (Monday), 13:30-16:30 (TAIPEI TIME, GMT+8)

Location: HC Building II Room106A, NYCU GuangFu Campus, providing online participation using ZOOM (Webinar).

Zoom link：

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83714175112?pwd=RkcyVGxCS1U4cnRXNGhrcDhzOEI1Zz09
code：985774

Language: Lecture in English (Mandarin Interpretation provided)

 

Introduction

Since 1986 filmmaker Valerie Soe has created nearly two dozen experimental and documentary films, explicating social and political concerns such as racism, representation, and hidden histories of Asians living in the United States. She will discuss her filmmaking process and how her work intersects with organizing and activism on the Asian American community. 

 

Agenda

13:30-13:40	Opening
13:40-15:40	Speaker’s Presentation
15:40-16:20	Wrap up Roundtables (Q&A)
16:20-16:30	Conclusion

 

 

 

Further information about Valerie Soe and her movie love boat: Taiwan

https://newbloommag.net/2019/06/23/love-boat-taiwan-interview/