New Programming Launch The Museum of Chinese in America recently launched programming for 'Interior Chinatown' by Charles Yu, featuring dramatized reenactments. This presents an opportunity to collaborate with local Asian American actors and theater groups for future events or sponsorships.

Leadership Change With the hiring of Michael Lee as the new president, there is a chance to engage with the museum during this period of transition. Initiating discussions on partnership opportunities or offering services to support the restoration of trust could be beneficial.

Residency Program Launch MOCA initiated a residency program featuring performances, indicating a focus on promoting diverse cultural expressions. This opens avenues for collaborations with artists, performers, or event organizers to enhance community engagement.

Recognition as Cultural Treasure Being recognized as one of 'America’s Cultural Treasures' reflects the museum's significance in representing marginalized communities. Leveraging this prestigious status can create partnerships with sponsors aligned with promoting diversity and inclusion.

Cinema Spotlight Initiative The launch of MOCA Cinema's 'Spotlight on Women Filmmakers' showcases a commitment to gender equality in the arts. Identifying synergies with female-focused brands or film production companies can lead to sponsorship or collaboration opportunities.