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Remembering Black April: 50 Years of Vietnamese Diaspora

Led by the 1975: A Vietnamese Diaspora Commemoration Initiative, in collaboration with partners like Boston Little Saigon, Vietnamese American Community of Massachusetts, VietAID, Cultural Empowerment Organization, and the Massachusetts Vietnamese Scouts Association, this community-rooted series of events uplifts the voices of those most impacted by war, displacement, and survival.

“Remembering Black April: 50 Years of Vietnamese Diaspora” will take place across multiple days, with flagship events including:

  • April 26th  A large-scale community gathering at Boston College High School, featuring cultural performances, an immersive exhibition, keynote reflections, and storytelling across generations.

  • April 27th – Film Screening and Bilingual Panel: On Healing Land, Birds Perch in collaboration with the JFK Presidential Library & Museum.

  • April 30th – Flag-raising ceremonies on April 30th at Boston City Hall Plaza and the Dorchester Vietnam Veterans Memorial, offering public recognition of our journey and presence.

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