The culminating events for the first year of PDUB Productions, the collaborative digital media project exploring L.A.’s Historic Filipinotown between the Pilipino Workers Center, Public Matters, UCLA Remap and HyperCities were a resounding success. A steady crowd showed up, even on a 95 degree L.A. day. The day was action packed, highlighted by the debut of the Mobile Hi Fi Immigrant’s Guides, the inaugural run of PWC’s jeepney (our biggest and coolest mobile media device!), and a Barrio Fiesta to cap the evening.

Thank you to everyone who made this day a huge success.

A few highlights follow. And if you’re feeling generous, it’s never too late to support the next year’s project. Oh, actually, it’s this month. Yup, we’re starting up all over again.

Starting the Day Off

REMAP’s Jeff Burke shows how to use the Mobile HI FI Immigrant’s Guides.

The Morning’s Press Conference

Councilman Eric Garcetti in rapt attention listening to Public Matters’ Mike Blockstein. Or is he just waiting for him to stop talking?

PWC’s Executive Director Aqui Soriano Versoza interviewed by The Filipino Channel

Sending the PWC Jeepney Off on Its Maiden Voyage in Style

St. Columban Church’s Father Brannigan Blesses The PWC Jeepney

The Jeepney Tours

David Rockello On Board

Backing Out of PWC

Cruising the Streets of Hi Fi

WHO’S NEXT?

Want Your Very Own Jeepney T?

The Mobile Hi Fi Immigrant’s Guides

Getting Ready

The Amazing Jenn Su

City Year. Possibly the Best Volunteers Ever.

The Tablets Getting Ready for their World Debut

Gerald Gubatan Posing Next to a Cut-Out of His Father Severo Gubatan

The Whole Crew Standing Near Where Gerald’s Uncle Lived

The Barrio Fiesta

BEFORE . . .

AFTER

The Barrio Fiesta!

The Fighting Cocks Performing On a Beautiful L.A. Night

Seniors from The Silver Lake Adult Day Care Health Center Singing Haranas

The Pdub Youth Barkada

Florante performing

Hi Fi. Where it all happens.

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