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Welcome to Filipino American History Month where we educate, meditate, and reflect on how FAHM affects those in the diaspora and the Fil-Am community.
In October 1992 was the first time that Filipino American History Month (FAHM) was celebrated in the United States – a year after FANHS passed a proclamation (spearheaded by Fred Cordova).
After a remarkable film festival circuit run, “Lumpia with a Vengeance,” the savory, award-winning, independent Filipino American comedy feature, will have a special ONE-TIME screening in Houston brought to you by the FANHS-HTX!
The Missouri City Branch Library of (Fort Bend Library) has created a display for our FAHM
Mabuhay!
Thank you for your interest in the Houston, Texas Chapter of the Filipino American National Historical Society (FANHS-HTX).
The history of Filipinos in Texas goes a lot further back than most would think. From the nurses to the veterans, to the first Filipino student at Rice University – we believe we are a part of American history and deserve to be recognized for our contributions to Texas’ history.
We look to uncover these stories, document them, and share them with future generations. We will also work towards integrating these facts into American mainstream education. More information here.
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