@FANHS_pa Pennsylvania Chapter and University of Pennsylvania Philippine Association @UPENNPPA are partnering for #FAHM2022 events!

#FANHSpa Chapter and #UPENPPA urge everyone to attend the Downington, PA screening of "Lumpia with a Vengeance." They're planning a road trip for the 7:30 pm screening on 23 October 2022. Learn more about the movie here http://lumpiamovie.com/about/

WATCH for more news! UPENNPPA invites all to their "HaloHaloHalloween." Enjoy halo-halo while watching video clips of highlights from #FilipinoAmericanHistoryMonth #FAHM2022

FANHS Central Coast Chapter will rededicate the Morro Bay plaque on October 22

#FANHSCentralCoast Chapter in California, #MorroBay

FANHS auction is happening now! Please bid or share if you can! Copy this into your browser: tinyurl.com/fanhsauction2022

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#FANHSChapters celebrate our communities throughout the USA! Examples of #FilipinoAmericanHistoryMonth activities #FAHM2022

Here are just a few examples of #FilipinoAmericanHistoryMonth #FAHM2022 activities organized by Filipino American National Historical Society / #FANHS Chapters throughout the USA. These screenshots are from each chapter's Instagram page that will have more information. Please also see http://fanhs-national.org/filam/about/ for more information on this year's #FAHM theme. #FANHSseattle Chapter

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#FANHSdelano California chapter

#FANHSGeorgia Chapter @FANHSga (Click above to enlarge)

#FANHSmetroNewYork Chapter @FANHSmny

#FANHSOhio Chapter @FANHS_ohio

#FANHSsantaclaravalley Chapter (California) @FANHS.scv

#FANHSgreaterpugetsound Chapter (Washington) Please note that this flyer is updated with a new location that differs from the one previously posted by @FANHS_seattle / Thanks!

California Attorney General #RobBonta and FANHS national president emeritus #MelOrpilla will keynote the #fanhsEastBay Chapter's #FAHM event described above. Please direct any questions to Linda Canlas, rvcanlas@sbcglobal.net

October is #FilipinoAmericanHistoryMonth! Happy #FAHM2022! See more http://fanhs-national.org/filam/

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@FANHS_national celebrates 40 years at a most successful #FANHS2022 national conference! (Search #FANHS2022 on all social media for more photos and videos.)

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TOP photo: Instagram collage of FANHS history 2) panorama of #FANHS2022 opening reception #DAWNMABALONisintheHeart Adobo Cook-Off on 10 August 2022 3) and 4) #FANHS Founding Executive Director Dr. Dorothy Laigo Cordova with Dr. David Woodward, representing Seattle University in the opening plenary. (A coincidence: Woodward Hall at the Silliman University Divinity School in Dumaguete City, NegOr Philippines is named after his grandfather.) Welcoming Remarks on Behalf of Seattle University For the Biennial FANHS Conference Held at SU 2022 Aug 11 -13 By David Woodward, Senior Advisor for Global Engagement, Seattle University I would like to thank Board President Emily Lawsin, the Board of Trustees of the Filipino American National Historical Society, Founder and Executive Director Dr. Dorothy Laigo Cordova, Conference Chair and Greater Seattle Chapter Chair Barbara Bergano, and Chair of the Conference Welcome Committee Mary Ann Goto for bringing this important event to the Seattle University campus and for the invitation to provide welcoming remarks. And to everyone, good morning and welcome to the Seattle University campus! For those not from Seattle, I just want to mention that yes, the weather here is always this gorgeous! 😊 It is an honor and a privilege to meet you all here. As I was reminded last night at the lovely welcome reception at Immaculate Conception Church, this is where the first Filipino American National Historical Society conference was held (in 1987 I believe) and Seattle University alumni Dorothy and Fred Cordova established FANHS in Seattle 40 years ago. It was inspiring for me to see the FANHS archives last evening for the first time, and to begin to appreciate the importance and extent of the historical and cultural work in which the members of your organization are involved. Seattle University President Eduardo Peñalver is unable to be with you this morning and asked me to welcome you to campus on his behalf. In an article about President Peñalver’s new presidency published this month in Hispanic Outlook on Education Magazine, President Peñalver, the first lay person and first Latino president in Seattle University’s history, is quoted as saying “If you look at our vision statement it calls on us to be innovative and progressive, both in terms of the subject matter we offer and the way we go about teaching.” He goes on to say “We’re in a place where innovation meets humanity; it’s the secret sauce of Jesuit education…students who study finance, business and technology are engaged in discussions about their values and integrity, an increasingly necessary exercise in a complex universe.” President Peñalver has two primary goals for Seattle University going forward. One is to grow Seattle University’s national reputation beyond our local area as currently most of our students are drawn from the Western U.S. President Peñalver comments in the same article “We need to introduce ourselves to the country, through excellent hiring and a deliberate effort to get our people out in front of a national audience, through media engagement and innovative research.” President Peñalver’s second primary goal is to keep building a richly diverse and inclusive campus environment. Seattle University has made strong steps in diversity recently at the senior leadership level; the Seattle University leadership plan to build on recent efforts with our faculty by recruiting and retaining a diverse faculty and senior leadership team. Hosting the FANHS conference on our campus aligns in many ways with President Peñalver’s vision for SU – recognizing the accomplishments of the past and forging ahead with plans for continuing to grow in strategic ways in the coming years. The Filipino American community in Greater Seattle, the Pacific Northwest and across the U.S. has made tremendous contributions to our society as you know best, and Seattle University looks forward to continuing and enhancing our engagement with members of FANHS in the coming years. FANHS clearly has deep ties here on which to build going forward. On behalf of President Peñalver and the Seattle University community, I would like to express how pleased and honored we are that you are here, and we wish you a most inspiring and productive conference in the days ahead!

Register now for #FANHS2022, the 19th biennial national conference of the Filipino American National Historical Society (FANHS) !

Copy/paste this link into your browser to register for #FANHS2022, the 19th biennial national conference of the Filipino American National Historical Society (FANHS) https://www.eventbrite.com/e/fanhs-19th-biennial-national-conference-registration-188969531957 *****UPDATE on information about previous FANHS national conferences: It's come to our attention that unfortunately, the Storify website no longer exists. While I used to compile social media data using the now non-existent Storify, the tweets, posts, and photos are still online. Please just search the appropriate hashtags. For example, if you're interested in the last FANHS national conference in Chicago, please search #FANHS2018 on social media platforms like Twitter or Facebook. There'll be more for #FANHS2016 in NYC and #FANHS2014 in San Diego, California. Additionally, much of the documentation previously found on Storify is also here on this blog. Enjoy reviewing great memories of 40 years of FANHS!

"When an icon turns 90: Celebrating Auntie Dorothy" https://iexaminer.org/when-an-icon-turns-90-celebrating-auntie-dorothy/

Dr. Dorothy Laigo Cordova is the mother of eight, grandmother of 17, and great-grandmother of 22. To many across the nation, she is affectionately and figuratively our beloved Auntie Dorothy. Dorothy’s daughter, Bibiana Cordova Shannon, asked her mother to reflect on her 90 years. She responded that she “thinks of (herself) being a mother, grandmother and great grandmother first…, and then she launches into memories of her work on youth empowerment, social justice, and historic preservation.” copy/paste link to read full article: https://iexaminer.org/when-an-icon-turns-90-celebrating-auntie-dorothy/ Another article on Auntie Dorothy: https://southseattleemerald.com/2022/02/22/dr-dorothy-cordova-celebrates-90-years-of-building-beloved-community-in-seattle/ -image via @FANHS_national on Instagram