GLENN KAINO ON HOOPS, HOPES AND DREAMS

Asian Pacific American Heritage Month Film Free Online Talks

Date

May 1

Time

9:00 am - 8:00 pm

Cost

Free

Organizer's Site

hammer.ucla.edu/programs-events/2025/hoops-hopes-dreams

Event Series Dates

Ongoing stream on the website

Event Schedule

May 2026

  • Friday 1st 9:00 AM
  • Saturday 2nd 9:00 AM
  • Sunday 3rd 9:00 AM
  • Monday 4th 9:00 AM
  • Tuesday 5th 9:00 AM
  • Wednesday 6th 9:00 AM
  • Thursday 7th 9:00 AM
  • Friday 8th 9:00 AM
  • Saturday 9th 9:00 AM
  • Sunday 10th 9:00 AM
  • Monday 11th 9:00 AM
  • Tuesday 12th 9:00 AM
  • Wednesday 13th 9:00 AM
  • Thursday 14th 9:00 AM
  • Friday 15th 9:00 AM
  • Saturday 16th 9:00 AM
  • Sunday 17th 9:00 AM
  • Monday 18th 9:00 AM
  • Tuesday 19th 9:00 AM
  • Wednesday 20th 9:00 AM
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Artist Glenn Kaino discusses his film Hoops, Hopes and Dreams, which explores how Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and civil rights activists used basketball to mobilize young voters and build community engagement. The program includes an introduction and post-screening conversation with Lisa Lang, Alexys Feaster, and Kirill Yeretsky.

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