About Us
Photo by Tony Kruth
CAGE was founded in 2015 by a group of trained Classical Khmer Dancers from Philadelphia. We seek to build a more sustainable and accessible pathway to the arts and activism.
CAGE's mission is to create a safe space where Khmer Americans feel safe and free to explore and/or learn more about their shared identities, culture, heritage, and history. We seek to foster a group of individuals who use art as activism to foster power in each other, ourselves, and our shared communities.
We are a group of second generation Khmer American feminists seeking to dismantle systems of oppression while also practicing restorative resolutions. We do not tolerate any form discrimination, harassment, racism, sexism, ableism, etc.
CAGE's mission is to create a safe space where Khmer Americans feel safe and free to explore and/or learn more about their shared identities, culture, heritage, and history. We seek to foster a group of individuals who use art as activism to foster power in each other, ourselves, and our shared communities.
We are a group of second generation Khmer American feminists seeking to dismantle systems of oppression while also practicing restorative resolutions. We do not tolerate any form discrimination, harassment, racism, sexism, ableism, etc.
About our logo:Our logo was created by Cynthia Son, a former member of CAGE. Her art is featured in a lot of CAGE's branding and publications. The concept of our logo is to celebrate CAGE:
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