16th - 19th Century
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20th Century |
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1900-1920s |
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Listen to an audio clip from book
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Labor
migration to Hawaii & California - Various Books and materials of early immigration are in the FAL collection. Perhaps the most well know is "America is in the Heart" (this particular biographical/novel is also available in CD audio format) |
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"A Filipino in America" - A 1938 Silent B&W Film by Doroteo Ines for his Cinematography Masters Project at USC (one of the earliest done by a Filipino American) was restored and is available at the Library in VHS format. |
1930s |
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Welcome to America - "Positively No Filipinos Allowed" |
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World War II |
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FAL and UCLA hosted a 1940's Photo Exhibit "Through My Father's Eyes" - A traveling exhibit of the Smithsonian Institue. |
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1965 Immigration |
Empire of Care by Catherine Ceniza |
Philip Vera Cruz: A Personal History of
Filipino Immigrants and the Farmworkers Movement |
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1970s - 1980s |
F/Pilipino People's Far West Conventions (FWC) and (pdf)
FWC 1971-1985 timeline (pdf) |
Triumph Over Marcos by Thomas Churchill |
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(FANHS) Founded in 1982 by Fred & Dorothy Cordova |
"got book? Auntie Helen's Gift of Books" - A UCLA Ethnocommunications Short Documentary DVD by Florante Peter Ibanez at Library |
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Contemporary Filipino America |
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FLIPSIDE the Book (Sorry no video) |
This interactive Timeline is a collaboration of many people. Special thanks to: Asian American Studies at CSUS and Eloisa Borah, UCLA. |
Lumpia - The Movie - The Concert is available in the Library in DVD
MYSPACE for the - Filipino American Library
Filipino Librarian - BLOG Link - From the Philippines
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