Author, Educator
Anthony Veasna So
Cambodian American fiction writer and essayist whose work portrays Khmer American life in California's Central Valley.
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Author, Educator
United States
Cambodian American fiction writer and essayist whose work portrays Khmer American life in California's Central Valley.
Musician
United States
Bochan is a Cambodian American singer-songwriter based in Oakland, California.
Author, Educator
United States
Cambodian American poet and novelist who teaches English at Union College.
Author, Educator
United States
Asian American studies scholar who analysed Cambodian American memory work in film, literature, rap and performance.
Filmmaker
United States
Caylee So is a Khmer American director and co-founder of the Cambodia Town Film Festival in Long Beach, California.
Author
United States
Cambodian American children's book author whose picture book connects Cambodian American families to the donut-shop trade.
Author, Oral historian
United States
Cambodian American memoirist and speaker who survived the Khmer Rouge period as a child.
Author, Visual artist
United States
Cambodian American poet and painter who divides his time between a Massachusetts farm and Cambodia.
Author, Educator
United States
Southeast Asian studies scholar and editor who founded the Khmer Generations Project and edits and writes books on Khmer diaspora life.
Author, Educator
United States
Historian at the University of Massachusetts Lowell who recorded oral histories of the city's immigrant communities.
Filmmaker
United States
David Grabias is a Los Angeles-based documentary director who co-directed Sentenced Home, about Cambodian American deportees.
Ensemble, Musician
United States
Dengue Fever is a Los Angeles band that performs Cambodian rock and pop alongside original songs.
Journalist, Oral historian
United States
Cambodian photojournalist and interpreter who collected and edited survivor testimony from the Khmer Rouge period.
Author, Educator
United States
American scholar of Buddhism and professor of religious studies at Macalester College whose research focuses on Cambodia.
Author, Educator
United States
American linguist of Southeast Asian languages who wrote the standard Yale series of Cambodian language textbooks and readers.
Author, Educator
United States
Scholar of Cambodian literature and culture who recorded oral histories and photographs of Cambodian American life in Lowell, Massachusetts.
Author
United States
Cambodian physician, actor and memoirist whose autobiography recounts his survival of the Khmer Rouge period.
Content creator, Musician
United States
Cambodian American comedian, musician and content creator known for parody songs and comedy about Cambodian American life.
Filmmaker, Journalist
United States
Janet Gardner is a documentary director and producer whose films include Dancing Through Death, about Cambodian classical dance.
Filmmaker
United States
John Pirozzi is an American filmmaker and cinematographer who directed two documentaries about Cambodian popular music.
Educator, Filmmaker
United States
Julie Mallozzi is a Boston-based documentary filmmaker and teacher who directed Monkey Dance.
Filmmaker
United States
Cambodian American filmmaker and CTFF committee member whose documentary A River Changes Course screened at the first Cambodia Town Film Festival.
Author
United States
Editor and nonprofit director who co-edited a collection of Cambodian survivor memoirs.
Author
United States
American novelist whose young adult novel Children of the River follows a Cambodian refugee teenager in Oregon.
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