Empowering Asian American Voices: CAAM Secures $10K to Boost Diverse Media Projects

The Center for Asian American Media (CAAM) is proud to announce a successful funding milestone, having raised $10,000 to further our mission of showcasing the rich diversity of Asian American storytelling. As a dedicated non-profit organization, CAAM has long been at the forefront of producing, distributing, and exhibiting films, television programs, and digital media projects that celebrate the Asian American experience. This new infusion of funds will be strategically directed to support our ongoing initiatives, including our expansive Educational Distribution program, which boasts the largest catalog of Asian American films and videos in the nation. With over 250 titles available, our commitment to education and cultural representation has reached thousands of classrooms and community centers, inspiring a new generation of critics, storytellers, and leaders. In addition, the investment will enhance our Digital Media efforts, allowing us to continue producing innovative works that capture contemporary narratives through interactive and cutting-edge formats. Our celebrated film festival, CAAMFest, remains a cornerstone of our engagement with audiences across San Francisco, Berkeley, and San Jose, providing a platform where both independent and renowned filmmakers can present their visions. Furthermore, the Media Fund will continue to provide crucial support to independent producers tackling provocative subjects, while our designation as a minority public broadcasting consortium for the Public Broadcasting Service underscores our commitment to public media excellence. This funding achievement marks a significant step forward in our journey to amplify authentic voices and broaden the cultural dialogue. We are grateful to our supporters and partners whose contributions help CAAM continue to thrive as a beacon for the diverse and dynamic stories coming out of the Asian American community.