Oakland Asian Cultural Center

HISTORY
The Oakland Asian Cultural Center (OACC) was founded in 1984 by a coalition of volunteers who recognized the need for a strong artistic and cultural force in the Chinatown area.  Since opening its own facility in 1996 in the heart of Oakland’s Chinatown district, the OACC has presented countless high-quality cultural programs including performances, workshops, festivals, school tours, classes, and exhibitions.

MISSION
OACC builds vibrant communities through Asian and Pacific Islander arts and cultural programs that foster inter-generational and cross-cultural dialogue and understanding, collaboration, and social justice.

VISION
OACC envisions vibrant, healthy, and just communities where diverse Asian and Pacific Islander identities and heritage are affirmed and celebrated through cross-cultural exchange, intergenerational dialogue, and educational programming.

POPULATIONS SERVED
Burmese : Cambodian : Chinese : Fijian : Filipino : Hawaiian : Hmong : Indonesian : Indian : Japanese : Korean : Mongolian : Pacific Islander : Taiwanese : Vietnamese : Tibetan : Other : Laos