Join us for the first event in our Womxn Writers at W.O.W. series, showcasing Asian American writers' voices and stories!

Favorite Daughters // 姐妹 will feature readings by poets and writers Nancy Huang, Ja Apimanee Bulsombut, Kristin Chang, and Amy Hong, whose work explores themes of migration, daughterhood, sexuality, and the nuances of diasporic identity. They will read from their work and participate in a Q&A;/conversation centering around all the complexities and possibilities of being a daughter. Light refreshments will be provided, and a chapbook selling and signing will follow the event.

RSVP required for capacity reasons! Link available this week on Eventbrite.

Favorite Daughters // 姐妹

Reading and Q+A from 7:15 to 8:30

Book selling/signing from 8:30 to 9

ABOUT W.O.W. PROJECT

The W.O.W. Project is a community-based initiative that reinvents, preserves, and encourages Chinatown’s creative culture and history through arts, culture and activism. Located inside Wing On Wo & Co., the oldest continually-run family business in New York's Chinatown, The W.O.W Project was established by fifth-generation store owner, Mei Lum, to bring concerns of a rapidly changing Chinatown into a resident-led space for intergenerational dialogue and action. Since its inception in 2016, The W.O.W. Project has held numerous panel discussions about the role of art and social change, an annual storefront artist-in-residency program, film screenings showcasing Asian American women filmmakers, and several Chinatown storytelling open mic nights, that have reached over 1,000 residents. Our core mission is to create space for conversations to happen across language barriers and generational gaps to actively shape the future of Chinatown.