61. Hollywood's Asian Strategy 6/7 | Asian American Features | GoldSea property rights legislation than with obtaining enforcement of legislation already in continue to operate openly and, in some cases, with government blessings. http://goldsea.com/Features2/Strategy/strategy6.html

GOLDSEA FEATURES HOLLYWOOD'S ASIAN STRATEGY Page 6 of 7 o one is happier about Hollywood's spotted Asian successes than the office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) whose burden of combating perceived "unfair trade practices" has been markedly lightened as a result. So-called "non-tariff trade barriers" in a number of Asian nations have tumbled significantly since the Warner-China Film Accord, yet more evidence of the Chinese ripple effect. "Hollywood's strategy is very simple. They want as much money as they can get, and not give any back" Restrictions on the number of importable prints in Taiwan, for example, have all but diminished while Corean limits on the number of days that theaters could play foreign product also appear to be disappearing. In more restrictive societies, especially those like Malaysia and Indonesia, which have large Muslim populations, censorship is still an obstacle. Recent problems with films like Babe , an otherwise wholesome film by American standards but offensive to the Islamic view of pigs as "dirty" animals, underscore the lingering challenges. Centralized distribution monopolies like China Film's are also a characteristic of strict regimes like President Suharto's in Indonesia, where local laws even prohibit the opening of studio offices. But these are minor issues when considering the bigger picture. If the next 15 years in Asia even remotely mirror Europe over the course of the past 15, Hollywood's ultimate domination seems all but certain. Key to this success is the development of multiplexes throughout the region, a trend which nearly doubled Hollywood's European revenues in just over a decade.

62. NEW Leadership... Links: Get Involved! tell you everything you need to know about NJ legislation, from majority on this site, as well as information on government grants and Asian American Institute http://www.newleadership.rutgers.edu/html/links.html

This list of web links focuses on women, American politics and political leadership, as well as the other components of the NEW Leadership curriculum. If you have any suggestions for more links, please email newlead@rci.rutgers.edu click on the category to view a list of links with descriptions Government Links Political Parties Diversity in Politics Leadership Resources ... Participation, Activism and Community Service Government Links The White House provides all the information you need on the executive office, you can even take a tour of the White House. The U. S. Senate lets you search for a bill, contact your senator, or find more information on current legislative activities. The U.S. House of Representatives Member Services allows you to search for your representative by state or name. Thomas (as in Jefferson) is the government source for legislative information. Find out about pending legislation or search the Congressional Record. FedWorld is a project of the U.S. Department of Commerce. It provides a comprehensive central access point for acquiring government and business information.

63. Directories/Categories Of Social Work Sites Education, General, Practice, Employment, government Agencies, legislation, law, policy, and listings by topic African American; Asian American; Children and http://fp.uni.edu/mccullag/Net/2_direct.htm

Directories/Categories of Social Work Sites University of Northern Iowa, Rod Library: www.library.uni.edu/subject/ socwork.html - Includes Directories, resources in social work, associations and organizations, indexes and abstracts, and other resources. Social Work Resources: www.cc.utah.edu/~jy1415/resource.html - Includes 15 "Social Work Megasites," numerous American and international "Social Work Academic Sites," "Government Sites," "Professional Association Sites," "Electronic Journals and Newsletters," and 18 "Social Work Areas of Practice Sites": Administration, Aging, Children and Adolescents, Clinical Practice, Community Organization, Disabilities, Diversity, Gender, Health, HIV/AIDS, Housing, Hunger and Poverty, Mental Health, Prevention, Research and Measurement, Sexuality, Social Policy, Substance Abuse, and Violence. World Wide Web Resources for Social Workers: www.nyu.edu/socialwork/wwwrsw - Organized by the following categories: Government, Higher Education, Journals and Newsletters, Professional Associations, Reference, Search and General Indexes, Social Work, and Telehealth. The social work category includes the following: Diversity, Field Practicum, General, Human Behavior in the Social Environment, Populations at Risk, Practice, Promotion of Social and Economic Justice, Research, Social Welfare Policy and Services, Social Work/Social Welfare Schools and Programs, and Values and Ethics. Social Work Online: Your Place for Social Work on the Web: www.socialwork.online.com/

64. University Of Nevada, Reno Center For Student Cultural Diversity Asian American/ Pacific Islander Heritage Week @ Nevada (April American Women, contacted government officials in 1992 , Bush signed legislation designating May http://www.unr.edu/stsv/cscd/psaas.asp

@import url(stylesheet/advanced.css); University of Nevada, Reno Juniper Hall/144, Reno, NV 89557 Phone: (775) 784-4936 Fax: (775) 784-1402 Joey Tan Member of Asian American Student Assoication Programs/Services for Asian American Students Monday, April 12, 2004 11:00 a.m. AASA Food Booth 12:00 Noon Brown Bag Lunch Talk: Professor Maria Hsia Chang - Who We Are: Americans of Asian Heritage Tuesday, April 13, 2004 Kiserow for details) 1:30 p.m. Brown Bag Lunch Talk: Mrs. Mimi Yu - Japanese Religions and Philosophy Wednesday, April 14, 2004 12:00 Noon Brown Bag Lunch Talk: Professor Hugh Shapiro - Foreign Policy on the Pacific Rim in the 21 st Century Thursday, April 15, 2004 11:00 a.m. PUSO Food Booth 11:00 a.m. Panel Discussion: Ms. Sha You - Experience Culture 12:00 Noon Filipino Dancing Saturday, April 17, 2004 Conference) All Week: Books will be on display inside the JTSU and bookstore. Two heritage boards will be on display in the JTSU atrium (co-sponsored by JTSU). Film festival at the Center, Tuesday through Friday from 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.

65. CACF - Job Openings Maintain knowledge of relevant legislation, policies, and in policy advocacy and government processes. reports and statements on Asian American children social http://www.cacf.org/jobs/

66. Congressman Mike Honda - The Importance Of Protecting Civil Rights And Civil Lib Rights and Civil Liberties Asian American Speakers Series. communities feel alienated by their government. regressive policies and legislation implemented by http://www.asiasociety.org/speeches/honda04.html

The Importance of Protecting Civil Rights and Civil Liberties Asian American Speakers Series Congressman Mike Honda (D-CA) Washington, DC, May 12, 2004 Special thanks to Federal Express for sponsoring this wonderful luncheon. Across our nation in this month of May, Asian Pacific American Heritage Month is celebrated with community festivals and educational activities. This year's theme "Freedom for All—A Nation We Call Our Own," is especially timely as our civil liberties and civil rights are under assault. This event hosted by the Asia Society recognizes both the importance of APA Heritage Month and reminds us of the many challenges facing Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders today. Our nation has come a long way since the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II through the Civil Rights movement. However, since the attacks of 9/11, President Bush and some Members of Congress have used it as an opportunity to promote legislation that has had a detrimental impact upon civil our liberties and civil rights. Unfortunately, much of this legislation disproportionately affects Asian Americans.

67. SMART Advocate :: Legislative Updates 10/23/2003 of particular concern to the Asian American community, including of Asian Americans in government leadership positions and passage of legislation to combat hate http://www.sikhmediawatch.org/newsletter/Legislative_Advocate_10-23-2003.htm

Legislative Edition Thursday, October 23, 2003 CONTENTS ACTION ALERT: Sikh Americans from Key States Urged to Contact Representatives Regarding Hate Crimes Legislation Resolutions Condemning Hate Crimes Pass in Both Houses of Congress SMART Addresses Bullying of Sikh Students with Congressman, Department of Education SMART Participates in Meeting with House Minority Whip, Congressmen Hoyer and Honda to Address Asian American Concerns ... College Students: Intern in Washington for Experience, Credit ACTION ALERT: Sikh Americans from Key States Urged to Contact Representatives Regarding Hate Crimes Legislation SMART has been working with the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, the nation's largest umbrella civil rights organization, to advance federal legislation combating hate crimes. Current law permits federal prosecution of a crime as a hate crime only if the act was motivated by bias based on race, religion, national origin, or ethnicity, and the assailant intended to prevent the victim from exercising a federally protected right. If this legislation is enacted, it would expand federal jurisdiction to include a broader set of bias categories. Second, the legislation would increase funds and support from federal law enforcement in the prosecution and investigation of hate crimes. Such action would enhance vigilance and effectiveness in the response to hate crimes.

68. TIMELINE Of Asian American History Between 1900 And 1909 Other forms of legislation included the Queue ordinance, and The Chinese government built a railroad museum in site design by Asian American Artistry for any http://us_asians.tripod.com/timeline-1900.html

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Check out the NEW Hotbot Tell me when this page is updated Quick Site Guide Home Page What's New? Important Issues Music Film Featured Artists Artists Awards Timeline Resources Articles Need for Support Film Selection Our Presentations Affiliate Sponsors Advertise Here Contact Us Search for This Site The Web Get a free search engine for your site HOME TIMELINE HOME PAGE HISTORY OVERVIEW HISTORY DETAILS HOME TIMELINE HOME PAGE HISTORY OVERVIEW HISTORY DETAILS Click Here to receive email when this page changes o Powered by NetMind o var test=0; document.write("<");document.write("! "); document.write(" ");document.write(">"); ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN HISTORICAL TIMELINE DETAILS (1900 to 1909) Our victories, obstacles and leaders Click on the UNDERLINED YEARS for specific information on listed events! 1900 CENSUS FIGURES ON INDIAN AMERICANS By the 1900 census, 2,050 East Indians were found in the United States, and one estimate is that the number had grown to 7,000 by 1923. Distinguished Americans of South Asian ancestry include conductor Zubin Mehta, former EEOC Commissioner Joy Cherian, award-winning author Bharati Mukherjee, filmmaker Ismail Merchant and

69. CAA - Community Empowerment has worked with the federal government to address materials for the various Asian American communities, tabulating to create statewide legislation and funding http://www.caasf.org/cpce_program.html

Programs Publications History Milestones ... Home Chinese for Affirmative Action The Kuo Building 17 Walter U. Lum Place San Francisco, CA 94108 t 415.274.6750 f 415.397.8770 Village West Visitacion Valley 1099 Sunnydale Avenue, #325 San Francisco, CA 94134 t 415.587.5779 Asian Americans for Civil Rights and Equality (AACRE) 1225 Eighth Street, #470 Sacramento, CA 95814 t 916.321.9001 f 916.321.9002 caa@caasf.org Civic Participation and Community Empowerment Program CAA’s current work in this area focuses on developing civic and political empowerment on primarily two fronts: (1) national, state and local policy advocacy regarding participation in the census process and (2) encouraging participation in local government to increase government accountability through public education and outreach. Updates on CAA's current advocacy work.

70. Senator Akaka: Committees As a result of this legislation, the Federal government will transfer Authored legislation to enable military intelligence, Asian American, and Native http://akaka.senate.gov/leg-init.html

MAJOR AKAKA LEGISLATIVE ACHIEVEMENTS DEFENSE: Senator Akaka is committed to enhancing the readiness of our Armed Forces and ensuring services and benefits for those who serve in the defense of our country. During the 107th Congress, Senator Akaka was instrumental in authorizing funding for military construction projects in Hawaii. Senator Akaka worked to authorize funding for the Photovoltaic Energy Park in Ewa Plains, to be run by Hawaiian Electric Company in joint partnership with the University of Hawaii and the Department of the Navy. Senator Akaka also worked with the Army to resolve training issues related to the use of the Makua Military Reservation on Oahu, and worked closely with the Department of the Navy and State of Hawaii to address remaining matters pertaining to the cleanup of unexploded ordnance (UXO) on the island of Kahoolawe. Senator Akaka inserted report language in the FY03 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA)(P.L. 107-107) directing the Army to study the UXO problem at Waikoloa on the island of Hawaii, and to determine how to fund the clearance of UXO on this Formerly Used Defense Site (FUDS site). Senator Akaka also worked to authorize funding for a study of the critical infrastructure vulnerabilities at Navy sites in Hawaii. HOMELAND SECURITY: Prior to the events of September 11, 2001, Senator Akaka had begun the debate over the appropriate means to ensure homeland security. In the first session of the 107th Congress, he examined the role of the Federal Emergency Management Agency's disaster preparedness and mitigation efforts and reviewed the role of satellite imagery in assisting domestic agencies of the federal government to aid local and state officials in disaster relief.

71. James Landrith - April 2, 2003 Joint Letter To Speaker International USA ArabAmerican Institute Asian American Legal Defense Friends Committee on National legislation government Accountability Project http://www.jameslandrith.com/letters/2003-04-02hastert.html

James Landrith - Taking The Gloves Off No holds barred libertarian tirades (almost) daily... Return to Home Return to Advocacy Letters April 2, 2003 Joint Letter to Speaker Hastert April 2, 2003 The Honorable J. Dennis Hastert Speaker, House of Representatives 235 Cannon House Office Building Washington, DC 20515-1314 Dear Mr. Speaker: In recent weeks, there have been reports, including the release of draft legislation that became public on February 7, 2003, that the Administration intends to submit new anti-terrorism legislation to the Congress. While the undersigned organizations may have differing views on some of the substantive provisions of the draft Domestic Security Enhancement Act, we are all deeply concerned that anti-terrorism measures not erode basic civil liberties. To that end, we write to ask for your commitment concerning the procedures that the House of Representatives will use in considering the Administration’s proposals, if and when they are presented to Congress. This legislation, like any proposal dedicated to reducing the risk of terrorism, should be considered calmly and deliberately with a determination to protect both national security and the liberties and freedoms at the core of the American way of life. Accordingly, we urge you to ensure that the House of Representatives follows normal parliamentary procedures when it takes up any new anti-terrorism legislation. The Administration’s bill should not be considered until it has gone through the full OMB clearance process. The bill should be referred to the Judiciary and other appropriate committees on a schedule that provides adequate time for full and careful analysis. Those committees should hold extensive hearings, where the Administration can explain its views in detail and outside groups can respond, before marking up the bill. To ensure that the final legislation benefits from this careful review, the bill that is brought to the floor of the House should be the one that has been reported out by the appropriate committees.

72. Anti-terror Legislation Letting a foreign government know that someone who has Bond (RMO) is planning legislation to toughen Arab American, Muslim and South Asian American victims of http://www.witherspoonsociety.org/anti-terror_legislation.htm

Welcome to Witherspoon on the Web News and networking for progressive Presbyterians Home page Looking toward the 216th General Assembly Overtures: on G-6.0106b on other topics War on Iraq About us ... Just for fun What's Where Looking toward the 216th General Assembly Reports from the 215th General Assembly REPORTS from the Call from Tomorrow Witherspoon Conference ABOUT US News of the Society How to join us ... Coming events calendar Do you want to announce an event? Please send a note! Food for the spirit Book notes LINKS ... Presbyterian Church Got news Send us a note! Women's Concerns Social and global concerns The Middle East conflict ... OTHER CHURCHES, OTHER FAITHS Do you want regular e-mail updates when stories are added to our web site? Just send a note!

73. Korea & Korean Issues - Homework And Term Papers - 021-001 are all too often an integral component of the Asian American experience were further inflamed in 1996 when the government passed legislation which would http://www.1ofthebestsites.com/categories/021-001.html

This site contains tens of thousands of research papers, reports, and essays! CLICK HERE! -or- Enter a topic below: Can't find what you need? Try our CUSTOM research dept. instead Also check out: ACEPAPERS.COM 1ofTheBestSites.Com One of the net's very best term paper help sites! Papers on-file have been reduced to just $ /pg WITH A FREE BIBLIOGRAPHY !!! Select any paper below!: Page 2 of 5 [Previous] [Next] A Study of Five Terrorist Groups: The Action Directe, the North Korean Communist Group, the Islamic Jamiat-i-Talaba, the Dashmesh Regiment, and the Red Army Fraction/Baader Meinhof Group send me this paper Filename: TJterro1.rtf An Overview of South Korea send me this paper This 6 page paper presents a country study. South Korea is evaluated regionally as well as a separate entity. A great deal of economic information and analysis is included. Bibliography lists 6 sources. Filename: SA325SoK.rtf Asian American Families: The Effects of Larger Social Processes on this “Private” Sphere send me this paper An 8 page overview of the many problems confronting Asian Americans in mainstream America. Provides statistics on the growing Asian American component of the population and an overview of discrimination, pressure to conform, and stereotyping which are all too often an integral component of the Asian American experience. Emphasizes the experience of Korean American families. Bibliography lists 8 sources.

74. ANDA legislation, or any other legislation unnecessarily expanding the powers the government has already Asian Americans for Equality Asian American Legal Defense http://www.aapsonline.org/testimony/patriot2.htm

1601 N. Tucson Blvd. Suite 9 Tucson, AZ 85716-3450 Phone: (800) 635-1196 Hotline: (800) 419-4777 Association of American Physicians and Surgeons, Inc. A Voice for Private Physicians Since 1943 Omnia pro aegroto March 17, 2003 Dear Member of Congress: We, the undersigned organizations, write to urge you to oppose the Domestic Security Enhancement Act (DSEA), legislation whose existence was revealed in draft form on Friday, February 7, 2003. Like all Americans, we are deeply concerned by the continuing terrorist threats against our country, and like a growing number of Americans of every political persuasion, we are also worried that the DSEA, if enacted, would be the wrong remedy for this ongoing problem. Our reservations are based on our shared belief that the United States' efforts to protect the country and punish those who were responsible for the September 11 attacks are best served by legislation that is directly focused on appropriate, responsible and effective anti-terrorism measures. Legislation that fails to respect our time-honored liberties, or focuses on efforts unconnected to fighting terrorism, detracts from this crucial mission. The DSEA is that sort of legislation.

75. Liberal Arts Catalog Changes - Asian American Studies R. Durbin, Secretary The Faculty Council This legislation was posted Committee of the Center for Asian American Studies. b. Economics, history, and government. http://www.utexas.edu/faculty/council/1999-2000/catalog_chgs/asian_amer_studies.

Quick Links UT Home Current Students Faculty Prospective Students Staff About UT Academics Around Austin Athletics Community Outreach Computing Employment Graduate Studies International Programs Research Support UT Calendars UT Direct UT Directory UT Offices A-Z UT Search UT Site Map UTOPIA UT Directory UT Offices A-Z UT Site Map Calendars ... UT Home [an error occurred while processing this directive] Click here to view document in portable document format (PDF) DOCUMENTS OF THE GENERAL FACULTY CREATION OF A BACHELOR OF ARTS DEGREE WITH A MAJOR OR MINOR IN ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES IN THE COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS CHAPTER OF THE UNDERGRADUATE CATALOG, 1998-2000, OF THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN Richard W. Lariviere, Dean of the College of Liberal Arts, filed with the Secretary of the Faculty Council the proposal below for creation of a bachelor of arts degree with a major or minor in Asian American studies in the College of Liberal Arts chapter of The Undergraduate Catalog, 1998-2000.

76. Dear Member Of Congress: legislation, or any other legislation unnecessarily expanding the powers the government has already Asian American Legal Defense Education Fund. http://www.sla.org/Documents/Patriot_II.htm

March 17, 2003 Dear Member of Congress: We, the undersigned organizations, write to urge you to oppose the Domestic Security Enhancement Act (DSEA), legislation whose existence was revealed in draft form on Friday, February 7, 2003. Like all Americans, we are deeply concerned by the continuing terrorist threats against our country, and like a growing number of Americans of every political persuasion, we are also worried that the DSEA, if enacted, would be the wrong remedy for this ongoing problem. Our reservations are based on our shared belief that the United States’ efforts to protect the country and punish those who were responsible for the September 11 attacks are best served by legislation that is directly focused on appropriate, responsible and effective anti-terrorism measures. Legislation that fails to respect our time-honored liberties, or focuses on efforts unconnected to fighting terrorism, detracts from this crucial mission. The DSEA is that sort of legislation. The draft bill contains a multitude of new and sweeping law enforcement and intelligence gathering powers, many of which are not related to terrorism, that

77. Regional, North America, United States, Government: Legislative Branch legislative branch of the US government and find African, Hispanic (Latino), Asian American members of Congress easy access to text of legislation currently in http://www.combose.com/Regional/North_America/United_States/Government/Legislati

Top Regional North America United States ... Senate Related links of interest: Science:Social Sciences:Political Science:Comparative Politics:American Government:Congress Regional:North America:United States:Government:Elections Regional:North America:United States:Government:Agencies:Independent:Office of Compliance - Get involved in the democratic process by exploring the legislative branch of the US Government and find out more about your representatives in the House and Senate. African, Hispanic (Latino), Asian American members of Congress - List ethnic minority members of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives, including links to the members' official websites. American Congress - Online textbook introduces the party and committee systems, leadership, and voting and floor activity of Congress. Features a test bank and annotated resources. Biographical Directory of the United States Congress - Search for information on members of the US Congress from 1774 to the present day by entering a name, position or state. Birth of the Nation: The First Federal Congress, 1789-1791

78. AP Daily News Headlines From Asian American Village @ IMDiversity. says Min Zhou, chair of the Asian American Studies program at at home state universities paid by the federal government under legislation proposed Friday http://www.imdiversity.com/Villages/Asian/news/Daily_News_Mon0503.asp

79. Day Of Remembrance To Focus On Race Relations - Feb. 16, 1998 19, at the Asian American Cultural Center, from 11 am1230 pm It was on Feb. In 1988, the US government enacted legislation calling for an apology and http://www.advance.uconn.edu/1998/980216/02169805.htm

This is an archived article. For the latest news, go to the Advance Homepage For more archives, go to the Advance Archive/Search Page Day of Remembrance to focus on race relations Feb 16, 1998 The Asian American Studies Institute and the Asian American Cultural Center will present a Day of Remembrance and Dialog on Feb. 19, at the Asian American Cultural Center, from 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. It was on Feb. 19, 1942, that President Franklin Roosevelt issued Executive Order 9066, leading to the mass removal and detention of 120,000 Americans of Japanese ancestry in prison camps between 1942-1946. In 1988, the U.S. government enacted legislation calling for an apology and partial compensation to survivors of the camps. By that time about half of the 120,000 had already passed away. Guests at the Day of Remembrance include a former internee, a descendant of former internees, and others who were involved in the internment camps of World War II. The event will be an opportunity to engage in informal discussions about the lessons of internment and current concerns about constitutional rights, tolerance, prejudice, race and community relations. Additionally, as part of the National Collegiate Day of Remembrance, students and faculty may participate in a nationwide commemoration of the civil liberties violations and wrongful detention of Japanese Americans during World War II, through a multimedia and panel presentation, including video, poetry, dance, music and discussion, to be telecast live from San Francisco State University, at the Student Union, Room 378, from 2:30-4:30 p.m.

80. State Of Illinois - Pat Quinn, Lt. Governor - Asian American Advisory Council by saying there is a need for Egovernment. . concerned with regards the teaching of Asian American history in Obama is the chief sponsor for this legislation. http://www.state.il.us/ltgov/aaac/minutes.htm

Rod R. Blagojevich, Governor Lt. Governor About the Office News Internships Contact Quinn ... Illinois Home Search Illinois [Search Tips] Asian American Advisory Council Asian American Advisory Council Minutes of the Wednesday, July 30, 2003 Meeting Room 2-025 of the James R. Thompson Center - Chicago, Illinois Call to Order: Lieutenant Governor Pat Quinn called the meeting to order at 5:30 p.m. Lt. Governor Quinn The Lieutenant Governor opened his remarks by thanking everyone at the meeting. He then stated that he was interested in specific call-to-action ideas since there is a need to help the thousands of Asians in the community. After everyone on the staff and council introduced themselves, Lt. Governor acknowledged the two upcoming parades he planned to attend that included the Indian Independence Parade and the Pakistani Independence Parade. He also requested the council to present him with a calendar of Asian American events where he or his staff can come and attend. Lt. Governor then requested members in the council to discuss their Asian American issues and concerns.

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