Posts By Eric Chuk
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14.2KLifestyleAbout face: the Cambodian diaspora increasingly turns to its roots
Leading integration projects with senior executives on Wall Street as a 20-something is a far cry from receiving public assistance while growing...
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8.0KBusinessA hunger for entrepreneurship in Cambodia’s emerging food industry
If Angkor beer is the only food/beverage brand you know of from Cambodia (“my country, my beer”), then you haven’t been exposed...
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5.0KReviewsReview: Byron Q’s “Raskal Love”
To the uninitiated, love and gang life would seem incompatible. How could something as benevolent as love fit into the common perception...
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5.2KReviewsReview: Kalyanee Mam’s “A River Changes Course”
A little girl, wiry and dexterous, chops down thick plant stalks while her mother digs for potatoes in reddish-orange dirt, the jungle’s...
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3.7KReviewsReview: Just a Human Being
American author Annie Dillard once observed that reading about war makes you realize the world is a moral arena that requires your...
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6.3KCultureKosal Khiev to represent Cambodia as Cultural Olympiad in London 2012
LOS ANGELES, CA – Spoken word artist Kosal Khiev has been chosen to represent Cambodia as a Cultural Olympiad in association with the...
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4.0KCultureConference for Southeast Asian American education looks to future
The National Association for the Education and Advancement of Cambodian, Laotian, and Vietnamese Americans (NAFEA) held its annual national conference at California...
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3.4KSpotlightUpcoming documentary features striving Cambodian artists
The Lotus that Went to the Sea is an upcoming documentary about modern Cambodian artists. The trailer that has been released portends...