OCR 2020 Photo Gallery - APTOS FRIENDS OF THE SANTA CRUZ PUBLIC LIBRARIES

APTOS FRIENDS OF THE SANTA CRUZ PUBLIC LIBRARIES

OCR 2020 Season photo Gallery

The Aptos Chapter of the Friends of the Santa Cruz Public Library.

Professor Traci Bliss — whose family donated the land — shares stories of resilience and humanity from her forthcoming book Evergreen Cemetery of Santa Cruz.

The Five Branches of Chinese Medicine, Dr. Eleonor Mendelson.

Panel Discussion: Perspectives on Chinese History, Immigration, and Globalization.

Professor Robert Strayer, PhD, Cherie Barkey, PhD (Chinese History), and Nick Rowell, PhD (Political Science) of Cabrillo College.

County Supervisor Zach Friend was our Emcee for a lively Trivia Night event.

Madhu Brodkey reveals the secrets of the Chinese art of living through Feng Shui.

Dr. Enrique Buelna, Cabrillo College History Dept., led a lively discussion of themes in Patriot Number One.

Picture books for children of all ages on topics of Chinese culture, families, and historical events.

Author of Patriot Number One, Lauren Hilgers.

Walking Tour of Evergreen Cemetery led by professor/author Traci Bliss who has researched the history of Evergreen Cemetery. She tells of the people buried there — founders of Santa Cruz, 19th century feminists, and resilient Chinese.

Chinese Arts, Culture, and Bao! Master brush painter Robin Wang.

Nick Hancock, faculty member at Five Branches University demonstrates Kung Fu moves.

Dim Sum expert Chef Eric Jan Adema

Panel Discussion: The Migrant Experience, Past and Present: UCSC professor Nancy N. Chen (Anthropology), doctoral candidate Bristol Cave La-Coste, and Professor Grace Peña Delgado (History).

UCSC professor Grace Peña Delgado

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