MOCA Goes Global!
MOCA goes global! In support of our newest initiative – MOCA Spike 150, our friend Johnson Shen climbed to the summit of Mount Aconcagua in Argentina (the highest mountain outside of Asia!) in a 12 hour trek with high speed winds, all while wearing a MOCA t-shirt!
You don’t have to climb a mountain, but you too can get involved with MOCA Spike 150! This year is the 150th anniversary of the moment a golden spike was driven into the ground to mark the completion of the Transcontinental Railroad. To commemorate this milestone, we’ve launched the MOCA Spike 150 initiative to honor the spirit of the thousands of laborers who toiled and gave their lives to build America. Learn more about the initiative and ways you can support at: mocaspike150.org.
祝贺沈建辉(Johnson Shen)，成功登顶阿空加瓜山(Mount Aconcagua)，也将美国华人博物馆(MOCA)带向世界
今年是美国第一条横贯美国大陆的铁路建成150周年，美国华人博
为了支持我们这个新计划，沈建辉身着MOCA队服登顶阿空加瓜山
2019 is the 150th anniversary of the completion of the Transcontinental Railroad. To commemorate the contribution of the Chinese laborer to this monumental railroad, Museum of Chinese in America (MOCA) has designated its 2019 TCS NYC Marathon event as MOCA Spike 150 – Running Forward With Our Stories！ We encourage everyone to participate through 1) our national relay and 2) a story a day which consists of 150 Chinese American personal stories. We hope you will continue to follow and support us. Go tell your story. Reflect on the past; root in the present and embrace the future. Let us add to the American history, making it fuller and richer.
MOCA Spike 150 website
Support MOCA，Donate to MOCA Spike 150 Team