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NAPC FORUM 2024

Hidden Histories: Landscapes and Streetscapes with Racial and Ethnic Legacies: I presented an overview of the history of St. Louis’ Lost Chinatown and how its demolition was in part due to the failing urban environment, the Urban Renewal movements of the 1950-60s and a clear lack of representation (and appreciation) of the Chinese American and other Asian communities.

This national conference of the National Alliance of Preservation Commissions (NAPC), focused on the issues facing local historic preservation boards and commissions. My messaging was that as Preservationists, while the saving of the building is of course key, that the preservation of the stories of the lives within the buidling and neighborhood is of equal importance to tell.

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ASIAN AMERICAN CIVIC SCHOLARS - a Valhalla cemetery centennial celebration

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NATIONAL DUMPLING DAY DUMPLING DINNER