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In 2008 three of the last four historic Chinese mercantiles in Seattle’s Chinatown—International District closed. Chew Communications associates interviewed Donnie Chin, proprietor of the Sun May Co, the last surviving original store at its original location in the historic Milwaukee Hotel. Founded in 1911, the Sun May Co continues operation at 5 Canton Alley, adjacent to the new Wing Luke Asian Museum. Contact: (206) 624-1467 |
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Sun May Co. |
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For its 35th Anniversary, Chew Communications produced a book and video tracing the history of ICHS, from its beginnings as a grassroots all-volunteer clinic to its present status as a national model for community health care . Released in Fall 2008, the book and video draws on oral histories, documents, and photos gathered from past and present employees, archives, and newspapers. [more] |
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Vera shares her story and life lessons from her childhood in Seattle’s International District to her work as a community advocate. [More] |
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NAPCA: Voices of Asian Pacific Islander Seniors Chew communications associates interviewed APA seniors in California, Illinois, Massachusetts and Washington State to capture the life stories of Asian American immigrants employed in the SCSEP program through the National Asian Pacific Center on Aging. These seniors shared their memories, struggles and hopes in order to inspire others to pursue meaningful work and develop new skills and friendships in their later years. Download Senior Voices and Pacific Islander Voices |
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History of Nikkei Concerns Chew Communications is creating a 35th Anniversary commemorative publication for Nikkei Concerns of Seattle. Founded in the 1970s, Nikkei Concerns created the Seattle Keiro Nursing Home to provide culturally appropriate care for Japanese American elderly. Today Nikkei Concerns continues its mission to maintain a welcoming environment for a diverse population of residents. |