Paul Q. Chow, People Of America Foundation

yer: San Francisco

Doğmuş: 1929

Ölüm: 1998

Biyografi:

Paul Q. Chow was a community activist and founder of the Angel Island Immigration Station Foundation. He was born in San Francisco in 1929 and passed away in 1998. Chow was known for his work in preserving the Angel Island Immigration Station as the Ellis Island of the West Coast. He led the effort to preserve and restore the site, which was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1997. Chow also founded the People of America Foundation, which aimed to promote understanding and appreciation of the immigrant experience in America. In addition to his work in community activism, Chow was also a photographer, with his work featured in exhibitions at the Google Arts & Culture platform. He was awarded the title of 'Paul Q. Chow' by the Angel Island Immigration Station Foundation in recognition of his contributions to preserving the site and promoting understanding of the immigrant experience.