Filipino American National Historical Society

Filipino American National Historical Society- Los Angeles (FANHS-LA) invite community and academic scholars to a hands-on workshop...

How to Submit a Proposal for Conference Paper/Presentation

The deadline to submit a proposal to present a paper, panel, and/or
presentation at the 11th Biennial National Conference is approaching quickly!
No need to fear!
The FANHS-LA chapter is here to help you prepare your submission!
This is a hands-on workshop that will guide interested individuals through the process from preliminary thoughts to a concrete 1-page proposal.

Bring your ideas!
Bring your proposal drafts! Bring your laptop (or notebook and pencil)!
Enjoy a cup of coffee as we walk through the conference proposal process.
Sunday, January 29, 2006
1:00pm-2:30pm
Tribal Café
1651 W. Temple St., #A
Los Angeles, CA., 90026-5026
Historic Filipinotown
Between Union and Glendale on the Northside of the street
Find parking in the surrounding neighborhood

Tribal Cafe, please support this community business

For particulars send us an email

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FANHS-11th Biennial National Conference
Sakadas and Beyond: Connecting Our Past to Inspire the Future
June 29th to July 1st 2006
Honolulu, Hawai'i
The Filipino American National Historical Society (FANHS) holds its 11th National Conference in Hawai'i to commemorate the 100th Anniversary of Filipino immigration to Hawai'i. The theme, "Sakadas and Beyond: Connecting Our Past to Inspire the Future" honors Sakadas, the first Filipino pioneers recruited to work the sugar cane fields in Hawai'i, yet extends its focus to the past, present and future experiences of other Filipino in Hawai'i and the continental United States.
Join Filipino American scholars, historians, authors, film makers, educators, archivists, community researchers, student activists, and just plain folks eager to share their research, resources, expertise and personal experiences.
Call for Papers, Panels & Presentations
(Deadline: February 1, 2006)
We invite proposals for individual papers, panels, roundtables, and/or workshops to be presented at the conference along this theme. What is the legacy of Sakadas and other Filipinos? What would our ancestors think about the Filipino American community today? What can we learn from our past to inspire the future?
For more information on the conference,
please visit: FANHS-National.