See you in Houston! Asia Society Texas Center , in partnership with the Friends of the National Asian Pacific American Museum, will be hosting a FREE screening of our film on 11/14/25. The event if free, but registration is required. To learn more, please visit photographicjustice.com/screenings

We may be coming to the end of the month, but October is Photographer Appreciation Month. "Tell them what you like, what you don't like about their photographs. That goes a long way to convince them to continue to do what they're doing." - Corky Lee

“Photographic Justice: The Corky Lee Story” is now streaming! Please support by watching, reviewing, and spreading the news. Click here to stream: photographicjustice.com/how-to-watch

PHOTOGRAPHIC JUSTICE: The Corky Lee Story - Now Available on VOD Nationwide #CorkyLee

On 11/19/25 APAPA Rochester will be hosting a screening at The Theater At Innovation Square, followed by panel discussion and audience Q&A with Director Jennifer Takaki, Executive Producer George Hirose and Producer Linda Lew Woo. Tickets: photographicjustice.com/screenings

We had the pleasure of screening at Amherst Cinema. Thanks to George W. Meyers, Yasmin Eisenhauer & the team at Amherst Cinema for hosting. The screening was in partnership with the Office of Equity & Inclusion at UMass Amherst - thanks Linda Ziegenbein for making it happen!

Happening this Friday, join Director Jennifer Takaki and Coordinating Producer Raj Vaswani for a free screening in Houston!

@ Asia Society Texas: Photographic Justice: The Corky Lee Story.. A documentary film screening and panel discussion about activist and photo journalist, Corky Lee, an Chinese-American artist. (1947-2021)

Rochester friends, see you tomorrow!! FREE tickets here: eventcreate.com/e/corkylee

We are still within the 30 day window where views of our film, has the most impact and is critical to our success. If you haven’t already, please support by watching, reviewing, and spreading the news. Click here to stream: photographicjustice.com/how-to-watch

On November 14, we had the pleasure of screening "Photographic Justice: The Corky Lee Story" in Houston, Texas for the Asia Society Texas Center Asia Society Texas Center.

Thank you Rochester for the very warm welcome! On Wednesday November 19 the "Photographic Justice" team headed over to Rochester NY for a screening hosted by APAPA Rochester NY (Asian Pacific American Public Affairs Association).

Attention NYC: For the first time this year, a holiday market is coming to Chinatown Manhattan! Open every weekend until 12/21 from 12-6pm, "Welcome to Chinatown" is taking over the 2nd floor of Canal Street’s iconic Kam Man Market. You don't want to miss out!

We are saddened to hear that the world has lost a documentary legend. Christine Choy was best know in the Asian American film world for her 1987 documentary “Who Killed Vincent Chin?” She will be missed 💔

The holiday season is upon us and 2025 is nearing an end. As we take a moment to reflect on the incredible past year, we want to thank YOU for your support. We believe that the best is yet to come. Wishing you a warm and wonderful holiday season and a happy new year!

Happy Korean American Day! Every year on January 13, we commemorate the arrival of the first Koreans who immigrated to the United States in 1903 and we honor the contributions of Korean Americans to US Society.

Today marks 5 years since Corky’s sad passing. Since his death, many have been introduced to him through our film. Here’s how you can help us continue to spread the word: - Stream 87 min on Amazon - Stream 55 mins on PBS Passport For more info: photographicjustice.com/how-to-watch

Exciting news, Bruce Lee is getting his own stamp! Available a week from now, on February 18 you can pick up your very own Bruce Lee Forever stamp from The U.S. Postal Service. Who would you like to see on a stamp? Our number one choice is of course Corky ♥️ #bruceleestamp

Happy Year of the Horse! 🐴 Today kicks off the Lunar New Year. With festive parades and celebrations, Corky loved this time of year. Want to pay tribute to his legacy? Find an event near you, photograph it and share with your network, including us!

Today is The Day of Remembrance for Japanese Americans. In 1942, President Franklin D. ordered the US Army to forcefully remove JA's from the West Coast. Over 95% of the Japanese population in the US was evacuated and put into internment camps located in barren areas in the US.