Event flyer for the 2020 National Asian & Pacific Islander American Historic Preservation Forum in Honolulu, Hawaii, scheduled for January 31 to February 2, 2020. Contains photos of historic buildings and green tropical trees.

FORUM 2020:
Honolulu, HI

The 2020 National APIA Historic Preservation Forum – "Envisioning Our Future, Preserving Our Histories and Places" was held in Honolulu, HI. During this Forum, we looked to the future of historic preservation for Asian and Pacific Islander Americans and examine the challenges and innovations demonstrated in Hawai'i's richly diverse and complex APIA communities and places.

  • Ticketed tours of Honouliuli National Historic Site

    Self-guided tours of Japanese Cultural Center of Hawai'i

    Opening Reception and Film Screening at Japanese Cultural Center of Hawai'i

  • Educational sessions at Hawaii IminInternational Conference Center at Jefferson Hall (East-West Center)

    Tours (on your own)

  • Educational sessions at Hawaii Imin International Conference Center at Jefferson Hall (East-West Center)

    Tours (on your own)

    Closing Reception at East-West Center Hale Halawai

  • Ticketed tours of Honouliuli National Historic Site

    Tours (on your own

Program Booklet
Detailed Schedule
The image shows the Hawaii State Art Museum building, with a modern architectural style featuring arches and an overhanging roof, located in a grassy area.
A man standing on a ladder pointing at a group of women and men lined up outside a modern building with large windows.
Group of diverse people standing together outside a building with large windows, some smiling at the camera during a conference or event. A woman on the right holds a sign that says, "Safeguarding Our Stories and Places for Future Generations."
A presentation at a conference with four women seated at a table and one man standing at a podium. The slide on the screen shows a title related to heritage conservation, architecture, and planning, with images of Asian-influenced bungalows in Honolu
Panel discussion at a conference on preservation, with four panelists seated at a long table and a large screen displaying the presentation title "Partners in Preservation".
Panel discussion on preservation, arts, and humanities at a conference with four speakers seated at a long table, a large projection screen displaying the discussion topic, and an audience in attendance.