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Being Indian American: Preserving for the FuturePreserving for the Future
Suchin Adhlakha on what being Indian American means to him
Produced for the Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Program's initiative HomeSpun: The Indian American Heritage Project, the Being Indian American short-form video series asks Indian Americans what the term means to them.
To learn more about the heritage project and how you can help, visit http://homespun.si.edu.
To inquire about taking part in future videos in the series and telling your own story about what it means to be Indian American, email homespun@si.edu.
Filmed, produced, directed and edited by Ricky Leung, Multimedia Specialist for the Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Program.
Read about the experiences of Indian Americans from the perspective of different bloggers covering topics such as culture, identity, family, recent events, and more.
Read blog articles from staff and interns at the National Museum of American History about Sweet & Sour related artifacts and stories. The Sweet & Sour showcase represents a milestone within an ongoing initiative by the museum to focus on its Chinese American history and culture through collections.
Part of the "Welcome to Smithsonian" video series, this short video explores the APA heritage within the Smithsonian Institution.
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