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Asian American Resource Workshop | Boston, Massachusetts
Works for the empowerment of local Asian Pacific-American community to achieve its full participation Category Regional North America Society and Culture Ethnicity and 400+ student organizations. Resources The Asian American Comic Bookdesigned and illustrated by WenTi Tsen is available for purchase.
http://www.aarw.org/

Extractions: MBTA Ruggles T stop on the Orange line. On April 1, the Supreme Court will hear the landmark Univeristy of Michigan affirmative action case, Grutter v. Bollinger. Join us for a discussion on how affirmative action has affected Asian Pacific Americans 2003 Fundraising Banquet - Bridging Peace with Justice Place: Chau Chow City Restaurant, 83 Essex Street, Boston Join us for an evening of fun and festivities at our annual fundraising banquet. The featured speaker for the evening will be Vijay Prashad. There will be a special performance by VariAsians. Our community awardees for the evening will be the Boston Korea Friendship Association and Family Unity. Sign-up online . We look forward to see you there!
Asian Pacific Islander Cultural Center Links To Other API
API Arts organizations Asian American Arts Foundation; JapaneseAmerican Cultural and Community Center (Los Angeles, California);
http://www.apiculturalcenter.org/links.asp
A P A C
S E R V I C E S. APAC Newsletter. APAC sponsered publication announcing eventsand happenings of 17 member organizations. Asian American Month (AprilMay).
http://www.sit.wisc.edu/~apac/main.html

Extractions: S Online Registration for WAPAC Conference `03 is now closed. Onsite registration is taking place 4-6pm, Friday (3/28) in the On Wisconsin Room of the Red Gym and at 12:00pm, Saturday (3/28) in the Social Science Building. Mark your calendars! The Asian Pacific American Council (APAC) of UW-Madison cordially invite you to partake in an exciting weekend-long FREE summit on March 28-29, 2003 known as the Wisconsin Asian Pacific American Council ( WAPAC ) Conference, open to any and all UW students. For more info, check out the website. WAPAC Conference Website WAPAC Official Letter (.doc) More MAASU Info *Please do not register at the official MAASU website since APAC has already worked out a special arrangement with UI-Bloomington. Anyone who does register on the Indiana page will be in charge of providing his or her own registration fees, travel, and lodging. Register now for MAASU Spring 2003.
Third World Center Asian American Student Organizations
Asian American Student organizations. Asian American Students Association AASA. Brown Asian Sisters Empowered BASE serves as a political
http://www.brown.edu/Student_Services/TWC/AsianAm.html
Asian American Studies
Asian American Link Resource! Asian American organizations in the Santa ClaraValley; Asian American Resources; Asian American Studies CenterUCLA;
http://www.library.sjsu.edu/subject/Asian_American/
Asian American Resources
Cultural Center(Uuniversity of Connecticut) Asian American Cultural Center at YaleAsian American organizations at Colleges and Universities Asian American
http://www.ksg.harvard.edu/aapr/resources.htm
Intercollegiate Department Of Asian American Studies
Center Also includes information on Japanese American community organizations inLA; NAAAP Chicago The National Association of Asian American Professionals is a
http://www.idaas.pomona.edu/research.htm

Extractions: Intercollegiate Department of Asian American Studies MISSION PROGRAM COURSES FACULTY ... CONTACT RESEARCH LINKS Resource Guides Census Academic Programs and Center Journals and Newspapers ... Culture and Experience ACON-Asian Community Online Network San Francisco Bay Area based ACON seeks to link individuals and organizations in the Asian Pacific American community devoted to: Social Service, Civil Rights, Health Services, Education, Employment and the Arts. The Alternative Research Center Media related and alternative press resources Asian American Resources One of the original resource guides and still the best. New stuff is added all the time. Now at MIT. BARANGAY(Bay Area Resource and Networking Guide for Active Youth) "Barangay" is the Tagalog word for "village" or "neighborhood." Project PULL's BARANGAY is a resource for community networking. It is intended to strengthen affinity with and among the Filipino youth, youth development, and youth service communities. India Currents Magazine-South Asian Resource Guide NAAATA Film and Video Catalog The 1995 edition of our catalog features over 30 new works and showcases voices, issues and experiences from diverse Asian American and Pacific Islander communities. Southeast Asian Resources The Southeast Asian collection stands as an integrated part of research resources of the Hatcher Graduate Library (U.Mich)
Student Organizations
Student organizations. Selected UIUC Registered organizations AsianAmerican Artists Collective; Asian American Association; Asian
http://www.odos.uiuc.edu/apaa/student_organizations.asp

Extractions: Asian Pacific American Affairs ODOS Asian Pacific American Affairs University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign Student Organizations Selected UIUC Registered Organizations Asian American Artists Collective Asian American Association Asian American Law Student Association Asian Pacific American Coalition Asian Pacific American Graduate Student Organization Asian Pacific Americans Transforming Illinois Through Education Asian Underground Music Collective Alpha Kappa Delta Phi Bengali Students Association Delta Xi Phi sorority ... Illini Life for Asian-American Students Intercollegiate Taiwanese American Students Association Conference Committee Illini Union Board-Asian American Programming Committee Indian Students Association Japan Intercultural Network Korean American Students Association ... Lambda Phi Epsilon Fraternity Midwest Asian American Student Union Coordinating Committee Muslim Student Association Pakistani Student Association Philippine Student Association Singapore Student Association ... Society for the Promotion of Indian Classical Music and Culture Amongst Youth Sikh Students Association
"Gang Culture, Youth Culture And Activism" Discussion At Japanese American Natio
were destined to exist for a limited number of years, Yellow Brotherhood (19691975)and other similar Asian American organizations actively participated in
http://www.janm.org/whatsnew/gang.html

Extractions: Discussion at Japanese American National Museum May 22 Los Angeles- An open discussion between speakers and participants about the impact of 1950s, 60s and 70s gangs and youth organizations will be held at the Japanese American National Museum on Saturday, May 22 at 1:00 p.m. The discussion will feature teacher-activist Kathy Masaoka, former "Yellow Brotherhood" member Nick Nagatani, and former "Asian American Hardcore" member Ray Tasaki. They will discuss the impact and influence of organizations like "Yellow Brotherhood" and "Asian American Hardcore" on younger activists and their legacy of positive social action. Reservations are required for this unique and insightful discussion. To make reservations for "Gang Culture, Youth Culture and Activism," please call the Museum at 213.625.0414. After the discussion, "The Ties That Bind" Youth Involvement Committee will provide an informal forum for young people to further discuss the issues. Separate reservations are required for the "The Ties That Bind Follow-Up," which begins immediately after the end of the public program. To make reservations for this separate event, please call Traci Kato Kiriyama at 213.830.5628. The Japanese American National Museum is located at 369 East First Street in Little Tokyo, downtown Los Angeles. Admission prices to the Museum are $6 for Adults, $5 for Seniors, $3 for Students and Children 6 -17, and Free for Members and children under 5.
Asian Organizations And Communities In Central Ohio
Web Site Email Category Asian American in General.
http://www.asian-festival.org/links.html
Multicultural Health Clearinghouse -- Asian American Health Issues
South Asian Health Issues. Asian American Health Medline. Association of AsianPacific Community Health organizations. Better living for Minority Americans.
http://www.omsa.uiuc.edu/clearinghouse/asian/asian.html

Extractions: Introduction African American Health Issues Asian/Pacific Islander American Health Issues Gay/Lesbian Health Issues International Students' Health Issues ... Feedback Certain diseases and conditions are major concerns in the Asian/Pacific Islander American population. It is important Asian/Pacific Islander Americans understand how these diseases/conditions may affect their lives, and take appropriate measures to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Links to other conditions not listed below can be found in the Disease Index Osteoporosis Thalassemia Hypothyroidism ... Cholecystitis General Health Health Forum Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders and Tobacco HIV/AIDS Wellness Center South Asian Health Issues ... Office of Research on Minority Health Women's Health Asian Pacific Islanders - FDA
Asian American Government Executives Network (AAGEN)
http://www.aagen.org/
History - Radical Resistance In Conservative Times
Radical Resistance in Conservative Times New Asian American Organizationsin the 1990s. By Diane C. Fujino and Kye Leung Part 1 of 16.
http://www.aamovement.net/history/radical_resistance/radicalresistance.html

Extractions: Thirty years after the emergence of the Asian American Movement, new Asian American formations continue to expand the struggle. However, like other US-based social movements, the Asian American Movement today is qualitatively different than in the 1960s and 70s. The political-economic landscape of the 1990s is much more conservative. Economic restructuring, the rise in conservatism including Asian American neo-conservatives, and FBI and police repression past and present have left the radical movements in a weakened condition. Within the Asian American Movement, we witnessed the dissolution in the late 1980s and early 1990s of revolutionary formations with substantial Asian membership such as the League of Revolutionary Struggle. Yet radical Asian American organizing continues, primarily among the youth. And it is our contention that early 1998 marked the beginning of a qualitative upsurge in the Movement. This chapter examines five radical Asian American organizations: API FORCE , ASIAN!, ACTION, the Asian Left Forum, and the Asian Revolutionary Circle. The assessment of these groups is based on interviews with members, published documents, internal papers, informal conversations with activists. and our direct participation in some of these groups and in the Asian American Movement.
Asian American Panethnicity
under one category. Under this model, Asian American organizationshave made much progress toward racial equality. However it is
http://departments.oxy.edu/urc/projects/the_projects/public/1999projects/99socio

Extractions: Faculty Advisor: M. M. Taylor The Asian American Movement grew out of the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s. This movement is organized based on a model called Asian American panethnicity. Asian American panethnicity describes a concept that places all Asian ethnic groups under one category. Under this model, Asian American organizations have made much progress toward racial equality. However it is unclear how these organizations have fared with gender equality. Historically, racial equality has taken priority over gender equality in Asian American organizations. And yet, because women face substantial barriers to opportunities for self-empowerment and independence, it is important that panethnic organizations focus attention toward women and women's issues. The Asian Pacific American Legal Center (the "Legal Center") will be used for a case study. In the forefront of the Asian American Movement, the Legal Center is a an appropriate organization to study how gender issues may be marginalized in race-based organizations. In this study of the Legal Center, the blatant sexism found in the 1960s, as well as the more subtle forms of gender inequality, will be looked at by analyzing three categories: 1) its work environment, 2) its leadership and 3) the issues and cases they are involved in.
SAPL: Websites - Asian Americans
more. Asian American Net News, opinions, links to Asian American organizationsand information from all parts of Asia. Asian American
http://www.sanantonio.gov/library/web/asianamerican.asp
Asian American Alliance, Inc.
On March 4, 1999, twentyfive people representing fifteen Asian American organizationsin Indiana attended a dinner meeting hosted by Albert Chen.
http://www.aaalliance.org/
St. Philip's College Learning Resource Center Links To Asian - American Web Site
Asian American Net http//www.asianamerican.net Site links to Asian AmericanOrganizations, Asian Studies Schools, Doing Business in Asia, etc.
http://www.accd.edu/spc/lrc/netinfo/subj_links/asian.htm

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