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In this podcast, Helen invites pastors from the Chinese Baptist Church (CBC), the Houston Chinese Church (HCC), the West Houston Chinese Church (WHCC), and the Access Church to reflect on what it means to be a Chinese church. They discuss…

Join us at the Houston Public Library's Julia Ideson Building for a lively performance selection of classical Chinese music! Featuring: Taiwanese traditional Pipa player Hui-Kuan Lin Sheng player Lung-Yi Huang Date: Saturday, February 4,…

View HAAA Interviewee Susan Jhin's feature in the Houston Chronicle here:Her interview with HAAA can be found here.

MOCA

Rachel Gonzales
Portal of Healing
Jan 15th - 31st, 2020

Crossing one of the most remembered years in history, transitioning from 2020 to 2021, Rachel Gonzales, Filipina American artist, created the site-specific installation, “Portal of Healing”…

Rice University's student newspaper, the Rice Thresher, has featured our exhibit, "Faces in the Pandemic".View the full article here.

Published in the Houston Chronicle on July 11, 2020, "Dozens gathered...to discuss why a “Black Lives Matter” billboard in...southwest Houston caused such strife in the local Vietnamese community that death threats were made against the man who…

We invited Chi-mei Lin, a past interviewee, back to speak about her experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic. "Sometimes you really need to kind of practice what they call is reflection. Andyou need to find yourself some time to really thinking…

View HAAA's exhibition, "Faces in the Pandemic", previously held at Rice University's Fondren Library. View the full details and online version here.

Erasure of Disabled People in the Process of Metaphorizing SARS-CoV-2 Alicia Leong, a graduated HAAA intern, explores the impact of SARS-CoV-2 on those who self-identify as disabled. COVID-19's isolated world is the "norm" for the disabled community…