Book Committee solicits photographs, materials
By: Unnamed
4/30/2006

COMMEMORATIVE BOOK

Photographs wanted for the centennial book!

The Centennial Book Committee is calling on the public to share the photographs, documents, and other items that may portray the struggles and triumphs of Filipinos in the islands for a two-volume coffee table book that will be published in commemoration of the Filipino Centennial.  The book will depict Filipino life in Hawaii (1906-2006)) in the following areas:
     * Migration and history
     * Social, economic and political life (including community organizations
     * Culture, arts and literature
     * Identity formation and issues

Digital photographs should be in at least 300 dpi and stored as a .tif file.  Please include a short caption or description of the photograph you are sharing.
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  Photo borrowed from ILWU 142 Hawaii:

Sources of materials used in the book will be acknowledged.  Please send pictures/materials not later than June 30, 2006 to:

                    Filipino Centennial Celebration Commission   
                    Attn.: Centennial Book Committee
                    1617 Palama St.
                    Honolulu, HI 96717

or contact committee chairRaymund Liongson at 683-0143 or 455-0224.

You may also fill out the online form below and a committee member will contact you.

Please let us know if you have pictures, notes/letters, or other materials that could be photographed and included in the Centennial Commemorative Book. Be part of this once in a lifetime documentation of a centennial history. 

Please fill out the form below. You will be contacted by the Commemorative Book Committee.

First Name        MI     Last Name

Address   City

State:     Zip Code     Telephone: (Area Code)     No.:

e-mail:   

I have materials that could be used in the Centennial Commemorative Book.

Type of material: Photographs    Letters/Notes    Objects that could be photographed
Others  Please specify/describe:

Please check.
I am giving the Committee the permission to use use the materials in the Centennial Commemorative Book.


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