Dallas' Little Asia *Edited* | Recovering the Stories
8/15/2025 | 11m 41s
Southeast Asian refugees recount stories of war and how a community garden became space for healing.
The fall of Saigon in 1975 and the genocide in Cambodia under the Khmer Rouge prompted a mass migration of Southeast Asian refugees to the United States. Many found their way to East Dallas, an area fraught with challenges. The neighborhood would be dubbed "Little Asia," where a small community garden became a vital space for healing and connection.
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Recovering the Stories: Exploring the History and Resilience in Dallas Communities is a local public television program presented by KERA
Recovering the Stories: Exploring the History and Resilience in Dallas Communities was funded by Santander Consumer USA, Inc. Foundation.
Dallas' Little Asia *Edited* | Recovering the Stories
8/15/2025 | 11m 41s
The fall of Saigon in 1975 and the genocide in Cambodia under the Khmer Rouge prompted a mass migration of Southeast Asian refugees to the United States. Many found their way to East Dallas, an area fraught with challenges. The neighborhood would be dubbed "Little Asia," where a small community garden became a vital space for healing and connection.
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Recovering the Stories: Exploring the History and Resilience in Dallas Communities is a local public television program presented by KERA
Recovering the Stories: Exploring the History and Resilience in Dallas Communities was funded by Santander Consumer USA, Inc. Foundation.