SCHEDULE OF EVENTS


1:00 - 2:30
Documentaries
SCKCSA's own original documentary - organized, filmed, and produced entirely by the SCKCSA 4.29 Committee - will be debuted. Take a visual journey back into the images of April 29, 1992 and find out what Korean American students like you had to say to the camera about SA-I-GU.

Booths
Find out what opportunities are available for you to empower yourself and your Korean American community. Koreatown has many organizations that reflect the various needs of our community.

Pictorial Gallery
Learn about what happened on April 29, 1992 through art, photo, and poetry submissions collected by UCLA Asian American, African American, and Latino American student groups.

2:30 - 4:00
COMMUNITY SPEAKOUT
One of the many issues revolving around SA-I-GU deals with the Korean American community's lack of voice. Through the Community SpeakOUT, we voice our opinions and listen to others' thoughts as well.

The Community SpeakOUT program will include:

Nemo (*just added!)
This awesome band rocks not only great music but also a political message rooted in "the minority versus majority, the layman versus the strongman, the mute versus the speaker." Check out their website at www.nemorocks.com.

Jupiter Sciples (*just added!)
Combine dope hip-hop beats, fresh lyrics, and 3 very talented artists and you can get a sense of what the Jupiter Sciples experience is like. These 3 emcees are carving out a space for Korean Americans in the hip-hop community.

Kublai Kwon (*just added!)
Those who aren't familiar with Spoken Word poetry are about to be blown away by Kublai Kwon, a Spoken Word artist. Kublai Kwon's lyrical mastery and awareness of Asian American issues will educate and empower the listener.

Open Mic Forum
Helie Lee, author of the touching novel, Still Life With Rice, will moderate an open mic forum for the student community to share your experiences, reactions, and thoughts about SA-I-GU.

K.W. Lee
K.W. Lee's passion has inspired and motivated countless numbers of Korean American students through his fiery and powerful public speaking. He is a pioneer journalist, activist, and Korean American community leader

Professor Edward Chang
Professor Chang is an Associate Professor of Ethnic Studies at UC Riverside. He is considered one of the foremost interpreters of the Los Angeles civil unrest and race relations and has lectured on the topics of Korean-African American relations and SA-I-GU's impact on the Korean American community.


4:30 - 7:00
Community Peace March
Join hundreds of 1st, 1.5, and 2nd generation Korean Americans in a peace march around Koreatown, echoing the historical march that took place 10 years ago to unite the community. The Peace March which took place 10 years ago had 10,000 participants and was the biggest and most quickly organized Peace March in Asian American history.