- Community Events
We all need to BELONG.
KCCEB welcomes community members, volunteers, and sponsors to join our events! Follow our home page and join the events.
PAST EVENTS
PAST EVENTS
2022 AAPI Elder Voices Storytelling/Photo Exhibit
Our #Jikimee leaders explained their immigration journey by putting meaning to each flower and showcased them in the exhibit at OACC.
PAST EVENTS
2022 Jikimee Angel Island Trip
We took our Jikimee members to Angel Island to explore the history and bond with other community members.
2022 World Refugee & Immigrant Day Festival
We celebrated the road our ancestors paved for us by having great music and performances and bring the community together.
2022 “Jikimee” Rose Garden
We took our Jikimee leaders to the Rose Garden to talk about their immigration stories and get some flower therapy.
2022 AAPI Heritage Month
Celebrating our roots and love for our cultural heritage and history with us. See photos here.
2022 #Breakthesilence : Justice for Asian Women Rally
In community with our powerful Asian American women, mothers, daughters, sisters, and friends.
Starting from 2022, I wanted to join more community events and feel connected with people again. I'm grateful that KCCEB has provided me these opportunities and made me feel really happy!
2021 API Heritage Celebration in Oakland
To support our API community, we provided free lunch boxes and handmade masks for seniors.
2021 Korean Poetry Reading Workshop
To welcome the year of Ox, Poet Mr. JaeMoo Byun shared his poetry and his inspirations for self-publishing his book “Open the Floodgate of the Wilderness.”
2020 Virtual Chuseok Festival
In October 2020, KCCEB hosted the “GOT BAP” rice making workshop at the 2020 Bay Area Virtual Chuseok Festival hosted by KCI. Our intergenerational workshop focused on the history of RICE and teaching kids how to make their first pot of rice!
2019 Chuseok Festival
KCCEB joined the Bay Area’s 1st Annual Korean Chuseok (Harvest) Festival and brought a lot of fun, exciting, and happy memories to our community.
2020 “Here they came for us” Exhibition
And Then They Came for Us brings history into the present, retelling this difficult story and following Japanese American activists as they speak out against the Muslim registry and travel ban.
I didn’t know other communities also suffered like ours.
2019 Halmoni Film Screening + Conversation
In April 2019, KCCEB + ASPIRE co-presented Halmoni, a Korean American documentary film about immigration, family reunification, and love. Members listened to personal immigration stories and discussed how the current immigration system impacts community mental health.
2019 KCCEB Open House
KCCEB welcomed community members to its new space in San Leandro in March 2019. The event included wellness activities, lunch, and games.
