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2017 Archive

The 2017 New York Hakka Conference was a great success. Over 200 participants attended the workshops and other events. We look forward to see you all again this year for the Third annual 2018 Hakka Conference in Chinatown, New York City. Please click red button below to purchase your ticket and join us.

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2017 News

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Conference Photographs
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尋根問祖 各膚色「客家後代」相聚紐約
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150年前鐵路華工吃什麼？
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2018 New York Hakka Conference Tickets on Sale Now
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Flushing Town Hall Reception Photos
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Paula Madison talks about history of Hakka in America
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Corky Lee discusses Tales of the Golden Spike
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Havana Chinese Cemetery Workshop with Dr. Keith Lowe
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Conference Program
Conference Program

This conference aims to build upon traditional Hakka narratives from the heartland by including innovative ways of telling stories of Hakka family with diverse racial, ethnic, and cultural features gathered from places around the world, particularly that of the Afro/Caribbean and South America.  Having formally acquired the status of “perpetual outsiders,” new generations of Hakkas will seek to gather accounts of positive relationships with native hosts and even explore cooperative “ventures” with former less than friendly “Punti” people.  Thus, the conference will be held directly across the street from Tsung Tsin Association and the Hakka Associations which are outsiders in the predominantly Taishan (Punti) New York Chinatown.  Furthermore, the conference will address current issues and concerns about Hakka studies, with the goal to encourageformer English speaking “Hakkaologists” to update their research and continue to contribute to the ongoing global Hakka identity formation.

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From Harlem to China
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