Chinese American Citizens Alliance

Portland Lodge

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  • Contribute to the “Memory Lab 2026 Exhibit” at the Portland Chinatown Museum

  • This exhibit is to honor Oregon’s Chinese American veterans and active service members

  • The museum is seeking additional photos, military portraits, and related artifacts to help identify and honor

    more veterans and active-duty individuals

  • If you’d like to submit an image or have questions, please email portlandchinatownlibrary@gmail.com

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  • Learn how you can help here

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Explore the story and legacy of Dr. Ing “Doc” Hay and Kam Wah Chung in John Day, Oregon with Andrew Gaeddert
Oct 29
National University of Natural Medicine (1621 SW 1st Ave, Portland, OR 97201)
Explore the story and legacy of Dr. Ing “Doc” Hay and Kam Wah Chung in John Day, Oregon with Andrew Gaeddert
National University of Natural Medicine (1621 SW 1st Ave, Portland, OR 97201)

Admission is free but registration is required.

Includes a screening of Andrew’s short documentary The Pulse Doctor of the Oregon Desert and an audience Q&A.

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National University of Natural Medicine (1621 SW 1st Ave, Portland, OR 97201)

Articles

Articles
Multnomah County Commission Presents Public Apology at the 5th Annual Qing Ming Gathering
Multnomah County Commission Presents Public Apology at the 5th Annual Qing Ming Gathering

At a ceremony honoring ancestors and marking the start of memorial construction at Lone Fir Cemetery’s Block 14, Multnomah County’s chair and commissioners delivered their first on-site apology.

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C.A.C.A.’s Statement on the Supreme Court’s Decision for Limiting National Injunctions
C.A.C.A.’s Statement on the Supreme Court’s Decision for Limiting National Injunctions

C.A.C.A. expresses deep disappointment with the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision on 27 June 2025 that ended the use of national injunctions by lower federal courts.

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C.A.C.A. joins 60+ Organizations, Filing Amicus Urging Courts to Heed Lessons of Japanese American Incarceration
C.A.C.A. joins 60+ Organizations, Filing Amicus Urging Courts to Heed Lessons of Japanese American Incarceration

“Centering the Stories of Japanese American Families Targeted by the Alien Enemies Act, Brief Argues Courts Must Be Independent Checks on Executive Overreach – Or Risk Grave Injustice.”

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