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Article From "Chinese America: History Perspectives 2000". Ron Chew tells the history of the Museum and how far it has come.

Discusses the five core values used to build the relationship between WLAM's exhibits, collections and the communities it represents.

WLAM's director discusses the model used to involve the community with the exhibitions of the museum and describes the process from idea to opening.

The process and work on the exhibit "If Tired Hands Could Talk". Includes the importance of having an exhibit like this and the oral histories that were incorporated into the exhibit.

The men dream of reuniting with wives, from whom they have been separated, and imagine the new prosperity they will achieve in the new land they hope to enter. But they begin to worry, as their confinement persists, whether they will ever be released…

Underscores the crucial contributions of this segment of cultural organizations in the cultural ecosystem and toward achieving healthy communites and a healthy democracy