Join scholars, community leaders, and distinguished Chinese American women for a thought-provoking public forum exploring the histories, experiences, and enduring contributions of Chinese immigrant women to American society. Presented in conjunction with the Herstory in America exhibition, and in commemoration of the nation’s 250th anniversary, the forum will examine immigration, identity, representation, and civic participation while fostering dialogue on inclusion, belonging, and the diverse voices that have shaped the American experience. Audience will have the opportunity to engage with the panel through a moderated Q&A.
Herstory in America Public Forum: Chinese Immigrant Women and the Making of American Society Panelists:
Dr. Chang C. Chen, Herstory Exhibition Curator
Dr. Gay Yuen, Founder, Chinese American Museum (Los Angeles); featured in the Herstory in America exhibition
Dr. Edith Chen, CSUN Department of Asian American Studies Faculty
October 7, 2026 1:00pm – 2:15pm
University Library – Teacher Curriculum Center/Music & Media, 2nd Floor, Room
251
Co-sponsors: CSUN China Institute, Department of Asian Studies, Department of
Asian American Studies