CLASSICS III: RECONCILIATION Saturday, February 25 | 7:30 pm Pantages Theater Sarah Ioannides, conductor Symphony Tacoma Voices (Geoffrey Boers, director) Hai-Ting Chinn, soprano Britten: Four Sea Interludes from Peter Grimes Gregory Youtz: Suite from Tacoma Method (with multimedia) Brahms: Symphony No. 4 OUSTED: Britten’s Four Sea Interludes tells the story of Peter [...]
THE RESTING PLACE 7:00 pm @ The Grand Cinema Documentary | 2022 | NR. 1hr 30min DIRECTOR: Kate Hoyt, Hallie Harper, Tina A. Huynh The Resting Place tells the story of how the Vietnamese community in Tacoma came together to establish a shared cemetery to honor [...]
Saturday, October 29, 2022 Produced by The Chinese Reconciliation Project Foundation, this free, public, outdoor event will reverse the walking route of the expulsion of the Chinese community from Tacoma in 1885, reclaiming the city for all peoples and [...]
2022 Empowering Asian Americans: Community Advocacy a Panel Discussion October 8, 2022 Tahoma Room, Thomas Hall University of Puget Sound Tacoma, Washington Guest Presenters: Lia Shigemura | DEI Consultant Bio Daniel Nguyen | Bambuza CEO & Founder, Lake Oswego City [...]
World Premiere Short Film Screening EXECUTIVE ORDER 9066: ALL PERSONS OF JAPANESE ANCESTRY Short | 2022 | NR. 1hr 30min SHORT FILM PREMIERE | 7:00 PM, Monday, AUG 8, 2022 | MASKS OPTIONAL Hosted by The Grand Cinema Produced by the Chinese Reconciliation Project Foundation [...]
Save the Date Saturday September 10, 2022 1:00-7:00 pm for the 10th Annual Tacoma Moon Festival A family friendly event free and open to the public TACOMA, Washington - The Chinese Reconciliation Project Foundation announces the Tacoma Moon Festival will be held on [...]
Tacoma Moon Festival Sticker Design Contest 2022 CALL FOR SUBMISSION • The Chinese Reconciliation Project Foundation is hosting our very first sticker design contest as part of our 2022 Tacoma Moon Festival activities. • Five winning designs will be selected by our [...]
The latest issue of Arches, an alumni magazine published by the University of Puget Sound, features an exploration of the 1885 Chinese Expulsion in Tacoma. UPS professors and students "explore the anti-Chinese violence of late-1800s Tacoma—and its legacy today." Tacoma had fewer [...]
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The Chinese Reconciliation Project Foundation encourages donation at all levels. Please choose the amount that is right for your budget and support us today! The CRPF is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization, tax ID 91-1647325.
