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Chheng Phon ឆេង ផុន
Cambodian dramatist and educator who rebuilt the country's arts schools and performing arts repertoire after the Khmer Rouge period.
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Cambodia
Cambodian dramatist and educator who rebuilt the country's arts schools and performing arts repertoire after the Khmer Rouge period.
Educator, Master practitioner
Cambodia
Master of the Royal Ballet of Cambodia who taught Khmer classical dance and traditional singing to postwar generations.
Educator, Master practitioner
Cambodia
Cambodian classical dancer in the neang (female) role, choreographer and researcher of the post-1979 dance revival.
Educator, Master practitioner
Cambodia
Cambodian bokator master who founded a school in Kampot and later documented the art's techniques.
Chef, Educator
Cambodia
Cambodian chef and restaurateur who founded The Sugar Palm and teaches traditional home-style Khmer cooking.
Educator, Master practitioner
Cambodia
Cambodian chapei dang veng master singer and teacher recognised as a national living human treasure.
Educator, Master practitioner
Cambodia
Cambodian classical dancer, choreographer and cultural administrator who led the postwar revival of the Royal Ballet of Cambodia.
Educator, Musician
Cambodia
French ethnomusicologist whose Sounds of Angkor project reconstructs Khmer instruments documented in temple reliefs.
Educator, Master practitioner
Cambodia
Cambodian martial arts grandmaster who led the postwar revival of bokator and founded its national federation.
Educator, Tradition bearer
Cambodia
Cambodian queen credited with choreographing the modern apsara dance and sustaining the royal dance troupe.
Educator, Master practitioner
Cambodia
Khmer classical dancer and teacher who carried the royal dance repertoire through the refugee camps and into diaspora schools.
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Canada
Canadian novelist whose novel The Disappeared is set in Cambodia after the Khmer Rouge period.
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United Kingdom
British scholar of Thai and Cambodian who wrote the Routledge Colloquial Cambodian course.
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United States
Cambodian American fiction writer and essayist whose work portrays Khmer American life in California's Central Valley.
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United States
Cambodian American poet and novelist who teaches English at Union College.
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United States
Asian American studies scholar who analysed Cambodian American memory work in film, literature, rap and performance.
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.
Author, Educator
United States
American scholar of Buddhism and professor of religious studies at Macalester College whose research focuses on Cambodia.
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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.
Educator, Filmmaker
United States
Julie Mallozzi is a Boston-based documentary filmmaker and teacher who directed Monkey Dance.
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United States
American author and community college educator who co-wrote Nawuth Keat's Khmer Rouge survival memoir.
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United States
Cambodian American poet whose work addresses the Khmer Rouge period and its inheritance.
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