Portland, Oregon has the 12th largest Vietnamese American population in the U.S., with the metro area housing near 30 thousand. Yet the complex history of this community has been largely overlooked in wider narratives of the city. "Vietnamese Portland” hopes to change this by documenting the stories of Portland’s Vietnamese Americans. This 5-part podcast series is produced through Lewis & Clark College, partnered with the Asian Pacific American Network of Oregon (APANO). You can find more information about this project at vietnameseportland.org.

Vietnamese Portland
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Portland, Oregon has the 12th largest Vietnamese American population in the U.S., with the metro area housing near 30 thousand. Yet the complex history of this community has been largely overlooked in wider narratives of the city. "Vietnamese Portland” hopes to change this by documenting the stories of Portland’s Vietnamese Americans. This 5-part podcast series is produced through Lewis & Clark College, partnered with the Asian Pacific American Network of Oregon (APANO). You can find more information about this project at vietnameseportland.org.
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Recent Episodes

April 19, 2020
Ep. 5: Activism & Community Leadership
<p>In our last episode of Vietnamese Portland, activists and community leaders described their advocacy work for Portland’s Vietnamese community and other people of color. They tell us about their work in politics, urban planning and healthcare, where they strive for better representation and resources for Vietnamese Americans. We close with a retrospective look through the many narratives in this podcast series.</p> <p>Featuring: Thuy Dam, Phil Duong, Bick Huynh, Chau Huynh, Thi Luong, Tommy Ngo, Chi Nguyen, Jacques Nguyen, Mary Nguyen, Man Ninh, Connie Nguyen-Truong, Adele Pham, Khanh Pham, Vu Pham, Minh Tran, Anthony Truong, Thao Tu, Thuy Tu, Margaret Vu, and Vinh Wong</p>

April 18, 2020
Ep. 4: Making a Living
<p>We hear from Vietnamese Americans about their first experiences in the Portland job market and how they eventually found careers, often while dealing with language and cultural barriers. Portlanders discuss their involvement in the culinary and creative arts and tell us how each of their identities shape their work.</p> <p>Featuring: Chau Huynh, Thi Luong, Chi Nguyen, Adele Pham, Vu Pham, Minh Tran, Tai Tu, Thao Tu, Thuy Tu, Margaret Vu, William Vuong, and Vinh Wong</p>

April 18, 2020
Ep. 3: Language & Education
<p>Community members discuss the language and cultural barriers they faced in Portland. They also share their varied experiences navigating Portland’s school system and going to college. Parents and students discuss the difficulties of assimilating into American society while preserving their Vietnamese culture, language and traditions.</p> <p>Featuring: Phil Duong, Bick Huynh, Khuong Le, Thi Luong, Dao Ngo, Tommy Ngo, Chi Nguyen, Mary Nguyen, Connie Nguyen-Truong, Khan Pham, Thai Tien Nguyen, Minh Tran, Thao Tu, Thuy Tu, Vinh Wong, and Loan Ziehl</p>
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