2025 RICE Funder Round Table
While the incoming administration is well-prepared to enact its immigration agenda over the next four years, our communities are equally ready to support, protect, and advance ourselves. Since 2020, the...
Maru invites everyone to connect with us, share stories, and help shape our future together.
We are pleased to invite you to an invitation-only Open House, hosted by our CEO and members of the Board, for an intimate conversation about our work, leadership, and vision for impact. This gathering will offer an opportunity to explore how strategic philanthropy can deepen and sustain community change.
The Open House is planned for late March 2026. Additional details to follow.
An invitation to AAPI artists, youth, immigrants, and local community members to share what belonging means to you. Through art, explore identity, home, culture, and community—uplifting stories of connection, resilience, and shared humanity.
Submission guidelines and details coming soon.
Project Quantum Heart is a participatory play-game following assistant professor Em Wong, who after being denied tenure, applies to be a video game designer—only to slip into the game’s landscape, a shadow realm. Stay tuned in 2026 for how you can be a part of Maru’s newest immersive theatrical production.
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Discover more educational tutorials, personal stories, and many more digital projects on our channel.
Discover more educational tutorials, personal stories, and many more digital projects on our channel.
Past Events
"Starting from 2022, I wanted to join more community events and feel connected with people again. I'm grateful that KCCEB has provided me these opportunities and made me feel really happy!" - Community member from the AAPI Heritage event.
"I didn’t know other communities also suffered like ours." - Participant, after attending Then They Came For Me exhibit