Over 500,000 immigrants from over 80 different countries landed at the Angel Island Immigration Station from 1910-1940. Today, the Immigration Station stands as a symbol of the diaspora - the dispersion of people from their original homeland - that happened then and continues in our contemporary world. Lee and Boland, emigrants from Korea and Ireland, respectively, explore how diasporic experience impacts us through literature.
May 1, 2019 at 7pm
424 Santa Teresa St. Stanford, CA 943205
EVENT SPONSORS
Angel Island Immigration Station Foundation • Stanford Creative Writing Program • Taiwanese Cultural Society • Asian American Student's Association
