Here you will find a list of resources relating to Pacific migration stories and Asian Canadian heritage.
For UBC Resources, visit:
– the Chung Collection for Wallace and Madeline Chung’s collection on Chinese Canadian history
– ACAM for multimedia projects created by students of the new Asian Canadian Asian Migration Program
For digitizations of multicultural artefacts, visit:
For the 1907 Anti-Asian Riots history, visit:
– 360 Riot Walk: An audio-visual experience developed by Henry Tsang
For early Chinese Canadian Christian history, visit:
– ReGeneration: an upcoming exhibit at the Carey Centre at the Carey Theological College
For National Film Board films related to migration stories in Pacific Canada, visit:
– Third Heaven: on the community of Vancouver’s Hong Kong Chinese
– Sleeping Tigers – the Asahi Baseball Story: on the Asahi baseball team in pre-Word War II Vancouver and the age of Japanese internment
– Bella Bella: on the Bella Bella First Nations on Campbell Island, whose culture and independence began to disappear with the coming of first settlers
For articles on the need for a Museum of Pacific Canadian Migration, see here:
– Family Stories Live On Through Our Museums, by Todd Wong
– National Centre Needed to Celebrate Pacific Immigrants by Ingrid Parent and Henry Yu
– We Need to Extend Pier 21 Across Canada by Laura Madokoro
For Asian Canadian arts and culture as well as a timeline of Asian Canadian history, visit:
