Honorable Mention, 1998 Flickers

Eighty years ago in Eastern Oregon's John Day whites tormented two Chinese settlers, businessman Lung On and his partner, herbal doctor Ing Hay. Over the years Hay routinely saved lives of Chinese workers and white citizens. Today the town maintains their clinic as a fascinating historical museum and tribute to their contributions

Eugene's notoriety as a blown glass mecca is lyrically revealed as the craft is documented and workers and experts discuss the ambiance of a workshop industry.

The history of Japanese immigration into the Pacific Northwest is one of triumph in the face of legal, racial, and political oppression. This documentary explores the lives of these citizens of Oregon of Japanese descent.

Produced for Programma Assistencia Medica

Clients relate the crucial benefits provided to the community by a medical outreach program for Hispanics living in Eugene-Springfield. Advocates emphasize that Latino newcomers face the same problems that generations of American immigrants have faced, including bigotry and discrimination

A documentary about the 1905 international exposition celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Lewis and Clark showcase of industrial power, agricultural achievement and commercial expansion.