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2008 conference schedule
FANHS 12
th
Biennial National Conference ~ Anchorage, Alaska ~ July 3 – 5, 2008
Wednesday,
July
2,
2008
6:30
am
Meet
in
Anchorage
Hilton
for
Kenai
Cannery
Tour
(pre
‐
registered
participants)
6:00
pm
Dinner
at
St.
Anthony
Church,
Anchorage
Thursday,
July
3,
2008
7:
30
–
5:00
pm
Registration
7:30
‐
8:30
Continental
Breakfast
provided
by
FANHS
8:30
‐
9:30
Opening
Chants
/
Welcome
9:30
‐
11:30
Plenary
1
(
P1)
“
"Double
Identities,
Double
Conflicts,
and
Double
Fulfillments:
Experiences
of
Alaska
Native
‐
Filipinos"
”
11:30
‐
1:00
Lunch
on
your
own
1:00
‐
2:30
T1
Concurrent
Sessions
ROOM
T1.01
Pieces
of
the
Midnight
Sun:
Sketches
of
an
Alaskero
Aleutian
T1.02
Achieving
Academic
Equity
and
Social
Action
through
Filipino
American
Curriculum
lliamna
T1.03
Building
a
Culture
of
Harmony
and
Peace
within
a
Filipino
American
Family
Dillingham
T1.04
Filipino
Diasporic
Communities
in
History
and
Literature
Katmai
T1.05
Filipino
US
Navy
Experiences
King
Salmon
T1.06
Reviving
the
Bayanihan
Spirit
through
Oral
Histories:
Intergenerational
Projects
Denali
T1.07
Racism,
Retaliation
&
Roles
Related
to
Pinays
Lupine
2:45
‐
4:15
T2
Concurrent
Sessions
T2.01
Writing
Your
Memoirs
Denali
T2.02
Valuing
Indigenous
Culture:
Filipinas
Performing
Arts
Washington
State
(FPAWS)
Lupine
T2.03
So
Many
Faces:
Ethnic
Identity
Formation
Among
2
nd
Generation
Pin@ys
in
San
Diego
Dillingham
T2.04
Promoting
Culture
and
Building
Community
through
Literature
and
Festivals
Aleutian
T2.05
Strategic
Citizenship
and
Immigration
from
the
Philippines
Katmai
T2.06
Filipinos
Find
their
Voice:
In
Philadelphia
and
Oklahoma
King
Salmon
T2.07
How
to
Publish
Regional
History
via
Arcadia
Press
lliamna
5:00
–
7:00
Authors’
Reception
@
the
Hilton
–
open
to
the
public
2008 conference schedule
FANHS 12
th
Biennial National Conference ~ Anchorage, Alaska ~ July 3 – 5, 2008
Friday,
July
4,
2008
7:30
Breakfast
on
your
own
/
Registration
still
open
8:30
‐
10:30
Plenary
2
(P2)
“Alaskero
Experiences:
Living
Histories”
10:45
‐
12:15
F1
Concurrent
Sessions
ROOM
F1.01
How
to
Document
History
through
Journal
Writing
Lupine
F1.02
Under
the
American
Sun:
The
Camp
Roxas
Film
Project
lliamna
F1.03
Making
History:
The
Long
March
to
Recognition
for
Filipino
WWII
Veterans
Aleutian
F1.04
Alaska:
Our
Roots
Beyond
the
Canneries
Dillingham
F1.05
WWII
Reelism,
Buffalo
Soldiers,
and
the
1
st
and
2
nd
Filipino
Regiments
Katmai
F1.06
Inspiration,
Influence,
and
Intrigue:
the
Long
Reach
and
Hidden
Impacts
of
Filipino
American
Studies
since
1969
Dinali
F1.07
Growing
Up
Filipino:
Stress,
Being
“American/Filipino,”
&
Combat
to
Courtship
King
Salmon
12:15
‐
1:30
Ballroom
Networking
lunch
‐
*Box
Lunch
provided
by
FANHS
1:30
‐
3:00
F2
Concurrent
Sessions
F2.01
How
to
Make
Shadow
Puppets
to
Teach
Philippine
Culture
King
Salmon
F2.02
Kulintang
in
America
Dinali
F2.03
Destinies
of
Challenge:
Lives
of
Filipina
Women
Aleutian
F2.04
Alaska
Cannery
Union
Dillingham
F2.05
Shaping
History:
DeCano
vs.
Washington
State,
Filipino
Repatriation,
&
USAF
Katmai
F2.06
The
Lure
of
Education
&
Work:
Filipino
Americans
in
Michigan,
1900
‐
Present
lliamna
F2.07
Filipinos
in
the
East
Bay
(across
from
San
Francisco)
in
California
King
Salmon
3:15
‐
4:45
F3
Concurrent
Sessions
F3.01
How
to
do
Genealogical
Research
Aleutian
F3.02
Pin@y
Educational
Partnerships
Roundtable:
The
Teachers’
Narratives
Dinali
F3.03
Filipino
American
Pioneers
in
Louisiana
Bayous,
Seattle,
and
Chicago
King
Salmon
F3.04
Mendoza
Family:
A
Family
Through
Four
Generations
of
Challenge
&
Change
lliamna
F3.05
Creativity,
Staying
Sharp,
and
FANHS
&
the
film,
“Silent
Sacrifices”
Katmai
F3.06
TRI
‐
CHAPTER
PRESENTS:
Ideas
&
Activities
to
Generate
Support
for
YOUR
Chapter
Dillingham
F3.07
Roundtables
TBA
5:15
–
7:00
FANHS
Membership
Meeting
(*with
light
snacks
provided)
Dinner
on
your
own
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