The Asian American Youth Leaders 2.0 is a youth leadership program developed in partnership between the South Coast Chinese Cultural Association (SCCCA) in Irvine and the Humanities Center at the University of California Irvine. The program celebrated the completion of PhotoVoice with an exhibition of photos and essays from 12 high school students.
State Senator Dave Min listened to students’ presentations on the process of discovering the language of love across generations and ethnic groups. He then presented certificates to all the participants.
Program advisors, Dr. Tony Hwang and Dr. Judy Wu congratulated the students for their outstanding projects. The program instructors, Phuc To and Mary Nguyen, presented photobooks to the students to recognize their hard work and dedication. If you're curious about their projects, you can even view them online or at the Irvine City Hall.
為慶祝五月亞太裔傳統月，南海岸中華文化中心與加州大學爾灣分校人文學院合作的亞裔青少年領袖項目（AAYL），於5月6日(星期六)展出本期結業的學生攝影作品及短文，加州州議員閔大衛聽取學生的口頭報告，並頒發表揚獎狀給結業學生。
參加PhotoVoice工作坊的12名高中生，在過去三個月內學習透過口述歷史訪談及影像創作，跨代探索身為美國亞裔的意義。他們嘗試從家人、朋友及老師身上，發掘亞裔如何以不同方式傳達愛的訊息，並進而以影像結合文字敘述，跨越族裔與文化的隔閡，提倡多元包容的理念，積極扼止仇亞情緒的蔓延，作品傳達屬於年輕一代的心聲。
AAYL PhotoVoice Student Digital Exhibit PhotoVoice線上作品展參觀連結
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