A Conversation about Diasporic Literature between Professors Chang-rae Lee and Eavan Boland was held at the Stanford Humanities Center.
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As we observe the centennial of the March 1, 1919 Movement (aka “Mansei Movement” or “Sam Il Undong” in Korean) this year, it is a timely opportunity to study the critical role that San Francisco played in the early Korean immigrant community and its independence movement in the mainland U.S.
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The Long Road to Restoration. A look back on the reopening of the Detention Barracks in 2009 from former AIISF board president Felicia Lowe.
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AIISF will be hosting its 2019 Gala Dinner on Thursday, April 11, 2019 at the Hyatt Regency Embarcadero to mark 25 years since AIISF proposed restoration of the immigration station.
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Visit the Old Mint on the first weekend in March and join dozens of organizations celebrating and telling the stories of the City's unique past. The event is FREE!
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To promote charitable giving this holiday season, Angel Island Immigration Station Foundation is giving away airline tickets. You Could Win!
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