Asian American Stories of Resilience and Beyond by A-Doc

This 2021 Storytelling Initiative by the Asian American Documentary Network (A-Doc) is currently releasing on social media at @aadocnetwork.

This past year, Asian Americans have faced a double pandemic of COVID-19 and anti-Asian racism. This is a critical time to raise our voices. The tragic killings in Atlanta come after a year of increased violence against the Asian American community, fueled by racist and xenophobic political rhetoric. While we’ve seen the rise of anti-Asian racism, we’ve also seen the rise of solidarity efforts within Asian American communities, with Asian-Black solidarity movements, and with other BIPOC communities. On top of this, we are still emerging from the pandemic, finding ways to support our families, rebuild our lives, get vaccinated, and deal with the grief, pain and anger this has brought, as well as moments of joy, resilience, and hope.

 

Directors: Corinne Manabat Cueva, Ash Goh Hua, Joyce Keokham, Prerana Thakurdesai, Andy Sarjahani, Mahesh Pailoor, Devon Cupery, Jing Feng, Anula Shetty, Priyanka Suryaneni

Lead Series Producer: Sarita Khurana

Series Producers: Victoria Chalk, S. Leo Chiang, Lailanie Gadia, Grace Lee, PJ Raval, Robert Winn

Additional Story Consultant: Renee Tajima-Pena

Associate Producer: Pallavi Somusetty

Production Assistant: Lily Qi

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