2025 marked 50 years since Southeast Asian refugees began resettling in the United States after the end of the Vietnam War, Cambodian genocide, and bombing campaign in Laos. Southeast Asian American Journeys (2025) explores the stories of five local Southeast Asian refugee communities who, while being shaped by their resettlement journeys, have transformed the landscape of which they are a fundamental part.

Each screening is followed by an opportunity for audience engagement, including group discussions facilitated by Dartmouth faculty. Light snacks and refreshments provided.

Friday, May 15: Muoz-Doic Mixtape (pronounced: moo-ah thoy)
Run Time: 14 minutes | Language: English, Mien with English captions
An offering of intergenerational storytelling from the Iu Mien community of Portland, Oregon: a brief glimpse into the collective work of culture-keeping in the face of historical displacement. 

Post-show discussion with Winnie (Wan Chi) Lai, Andrew W. Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow in Music

The series is produced by Quyên Nguyễn-Lê, in partnership with Southeast Asia Resource Action Center (SEARAC) and the Center for Asian American Media (CAAM). Episodes directed by Oanh-Nhi Nguyễn, Joua Lee Grande, and Quyên Nguyễn-Lê. Trailer available on YouTube (110 seconds).

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For more information on AAPIHM 2026 and the most up-to-date list of programs, visit http://dartgo.org/aapihm26 or email pan.asian.community@dartmouth.edu.

AAPIHM 2026 mark designed by Emily Hwang ’28