41. Asian American Resources, Projects And Links For more information, visit their website (http//www.capal purposes are 1.to institutionalizeAsian American Studies; 2.to develop regionalspecific research http://www.uic.edu/depts/ccsaa/Links.html

AA resources, projects, and links Chicago Community Resources Asian American Institute: Advocacy coalition. AAI is a pan-Asian American policy and advocacy organization located in Chicago. Over the years, AAI has worked on a variety of issues such as the census and redistricting, for which AAI organized community leaders to testify at state, county, and city redistricting hearings. The Institute has also been active in voter education, mobilizing against hate crimes, immigrant rights, grading of public officials concerning their involvement/knowledge of APA issues, publishing APA research, including a recent housing study and APA demographic information. http://www.aaichicago.org/ Apna Ghar: Domestic violence shelter primarily for Asian women http://www.apnaghar.org/ Asian Human Services: Health services agency http://www.asianhumanservices.org/ Korean American Community Services (KACS) KACS is mainly a social service organization providing day care and other social services in the community of Albany Park. They provide job training, computer training and immmigration assistance to members of the community and are funded by grants from state and federal monies. As of a year ago, they were trying to add an advocacy coordinator and community organizer. Visit

42. The Asian American Market(112872) demographic, social, and economic trends within the Asian American community. CategoriesCovered Demographic information Population Growth; regional Dispersion; http://www.packagedfacts.com/pub/112872.html

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43. Major/Concentration Information information ABOUT AFRICAN AMERICAN, ASIAN AMERICAN, COMPARATIVE ETHNIC travel andattendance to regional and national minors) in both Asian American and Latina http://www.columbia.edu/cu/cser/major.html

INFORMATION ABOUT AFRICAN AMERICAN, ASIAN AMERICAN, COMPARATIVE ETHNIC, AND LATINA/O STUDIES What is African American studies? [Please check this link, www.columbia.edu/iraas.] What is comparative ethnic studies? Comparative ethnic studies is primarily a multidisciplinary and systematic study of racializations, but also their intersections and divergences with ethnicity, gender, sexuality, class, and nation. It draws from disciplines but it has also advanced knowledge and pushed borders as an interdiscipline and as a view from the margins, and it is particularly attentive to the questions of representations, social hierarchies, inequalities, and the movements of peoples, ideas, and capital across national boundaries. In essence, comparative ethnic studies focuses upon the locations and articulations of power as expressed in social formations. What is Latina/o studies? Latina/o studies surveys and studies the history, culture, and social fabric of the Latina/o populations of the United States. Courses in the program offer students an interdisciplinary perspective on the various Latina/o communities in the country. The curriculum includes courses placing the Latina/o experience in the context of U.S., Caribbean, and Latin American history, discussing the key socioeconomic and political issues facing Latina/os in the U.S., and presenting Latina/o expressions in literature, music, and art. What is Asian American studies?

44. AAHOA Provides An Active Forum In Which Asian American Hotel Owners After completing the information gathering process, AAHOA is Patel is the first AsianAmerican women hotelier were increased, Northwest regional members pulled http://www.aahoa.com/news.asp?NewsID=181

45. AAHOA Regional Infomation - Southwest SOUTHWEST. AAHOA regional information. EXECUTIVE PROFILE, COMMITTEE,EMAIL ADDRESS. Ash Patel, regional Directors, ash.patel@aahoa.net. http://www.aahoa.com/AAHOABoard/region-southwest.asp

SOUTHWEST AAHOA Regional Information EXECUTIVE PROFILE COMMITTEE E-MAIL ADDRESS Ash Patel Regional Directors ash.patel@aahoa.net For more information, please click on any of the links above to access the executive profiles, detailed contact information, or send an e-mail to the AAHOA board member of your choice. Contact AAHOA

46. "Regional Searches And Flags >> Global Business Bureau" - The Open Directory Pro regional Search Engines Malaysia. Asian American Net Mission of Asian AmericanNet is Cyber Malaysia - Provides information on entertainment, cultural, arts http://www.1800miti.com/league/page436.html

Associations Companies Equipment League of Nations ... Professionals You are Here: 1800miti.com League of Nations Global Business Bureau In this Section: Global Business Bureau Banks Currency Exchange Continents ... Travel Our Classification System. Should you have any questions concerning this system, "Click Here" Advertisement: Travel Ad Banner Categories which have many sections Menu ADD Your URL to this Page " Click Here " E-mail this Page Link to Us : Advertise Last Up-Dated 13 December, 2002 ©2002 " 1800miti.com " Mining and Industrial Trader, Inc. E-Mail: webmaster@ 1800miti.com Advertisement: Click Here: Advertisement Also See this Section from the Open Directory Information Industrial Networks Internet Searches ... Time and Calendars On this Page: Regional Searches General Australia Canada ... Travelocity.com

47. Career Information arts, film, painting, and regional costumes and business network for all Asian Americanyoung professionals; Through education, information, and action, we will http://www.pittsburgh-region.org/public/cfm/career/index.cfm?FUSEACTION=Networki

48. Template For Providing Information On Proposed Program Development At Regional M Template for providing information on proposed program development at regional meetings(including new from UCLA; 237 in Asian American Studies (mostly http://eap.ucop.edu/staff/annualconference/china-template-ilp-ecn.htm

Template for providing information on proposed program development at regional meetings (including new programs, new institutions, new options within existing programs, extensions) Name and location of host or provider:   East China Normal University (ECNU)   Stand-alone intensive summer Chinese language program; similar to the existing 8-week summer program at BNU (Beijing), with multiple instruction levels, including complete beginners. Could include courses in English on Chinese culture and society. Other major components e.g. internships, field trips, research:   Field trips would be incorporated to enhance language instruction. Source of proposal (e.g. host university, UC faculty member, RD):   RD Academic rationale for proposal: Take pressure off the existing intensive summer program in Beijing and position EAP for substantial future enrollment growth in China. The International College of Chinese Studies at ECNU is among the 3 top-rated programs in China for teaching Chinese as a second language and could serve as the principle provider of Chinese language instruction for EAP initiatives in Shanghai. Over time, ECNU participation in a multi-university UC program in Shanghai could be diversified and expanded; ECNU is also distinguished in areas of modern Chinese history and philosophy, geology, and ecology.

49. Welcome From The Regional Director, Pacific West to those who read African American, Asian American, Pacific Islanders also find herethe Freedom of information Act (FOIA) requests this regional office has http://www.nps.gov/pwro/letter.htm

Welcome to the Pacific West Region Let me tell you why I have the best job in the world. I work with gifted and extraordinarily committed employees—about 3,000. We are working hard to retain and create accessible and enjoyable yet preserved parks, for the nearly 50 million annual park visitors to parks in these states and islands. I learn every day to value your opinion, the public, as we manage and adjust to the challenges of our modern society within the context of balancing the preservation and enjoyment of our park resources. How does a regional office work? We are a staff of 22 with expertise in management. The Deputy Regional Director is located in Seattle. Three Associate Regional Directors—one for Park Operations and Education, one for Administration and Professional Services, and one for Resource Stewardship and Park Partnerships—and one Assistant Regional Director for Communications are located in San Francisco as in the regional budget and personnel office. The Associate Regional Director for Administration and Professional Services oversees a Human Resources, Budget, Fiscal, and Equal Opportunity staffs. The Associate Regional Director for Park Operations and Education oversees the multiple activities of park operations including rangers, education, and the purchase of lands. The Associate Regional Director for Resources Stewardship and Partnerships oversees the coordination of policies and research for natural and cultural resources. Our job is to tackle issues that demand coordination and policy review, that spend $1 million of your tax dollars prudently, and that protect and defend the park resources, the mission of the National Park Service, and the health and safety of park visitors.

50. VUW - Asian Continent Info Resources Theater, Video/Film, Miscellaneous); Asian American Individual Home releases andcorporate information targeting the R regional Security Dialogue A Calendar http://www.vuw.ac.nz/~caplabtb/asiavl/WWWVL-AsianCont.html

The World-Wide Web Virtual Library Alphabetical Category Subtree Library of Congress Asian Studies - Asian Continent Information Resources Edited by Dr Tim Beal, School of Marketing and International Business , Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand [Est.: 24th March 1994. Last updated: 9 July 2002. This facility is provided by Victoria University of Wellington( VUW ). Recent additions are marked "***". This page is a part of the Asian Studies WWW Virtual Library This document keeps track of leading information facilities pertaining to the whole of the Asian continent. Please mail Tim.Beal@vuw.ac.nz if you know of relevant WWW site not in this list. Your feed-back will be gratefully appreciated. The Internet Archive If a link is no longer active you may be able to access using the WayBack Machine, surfing pages stored in the Internet Archive's web archive. Asian Continent Information Resources A B C D E F ... I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z A Asian DOC Electronic Newsletter Asian Database Online Community Electronic Newsletter , the e-newsletter and the mailing list, supports communication among members of the Work Group on Electronic Resource Development (Association for Asian Studies) and of Scholars Engaged in Electronic Resources (International Congress of Asian and North African Studies), as well as other scholars, researchers, and librarians interested in databases for Asian Studies.]

51. Asian Americans: General Information American Net, collection of regional country that are reflective of Asian Americanrealities, with a San Francisco Chinatown information Resources, Feature http://newton.uor.edu/Departments&Programs/AsianStudiesDept/asianam-info.html

Asian Americans: General Information Asian-Nation: The Landscape of Asian America "your one-stop source & opportunity to explore the historical, political, social, economic, & cultural elements & issues that make up today's diverse Asian American community" Asian American Internet Sites Asian American Net "collection of regional & country-specific materials available on the Internet ... listing of the local language, as well as English, on-line newspapers & magazines ... organizations of persons of Asian descent [in North America] " Asian American Resources Clubs/organizations; media; personal home pages; info/FAQs; events, etc. Asian American Resources A comprehensive bibliography from Dartmouth College GoldSea "Asian American Supersite": Asian American Poll; Asian BookReview; AsiaGate (news); asiaMs.Net; Career Center; GoldSea 100 American's top Asian entrepreneurs; Asian American Demographics; Asian American University, etc. INS Statistics " comprehensive annual immigration statistics from 1994-1996, as well as state estimates of the United States' illegal alien resident & foreign-born populations"; Immigration Fact Sheet; immigration & naturalization legislation

52. Asian American Theatre Revue The Asian American and Pacific Islander (AA/PI) arts community The CAAPIAN websitehas background information, notes from the regional Gatherings and an on http://www.aatrevue.com/CAAP0702.html

Contemporary Asian Theater Scene (CATS) participates in a Statewide Gathering of California Asian American and Pacific Islander Arts Community Contemporary Asian Theater Scene joined nearly 100 Asian Pacific American artists and arts administrators to participate in the Regional Gatherings of the California Asian American and Pacific Islander Arts Network (CAAPIAN) in San Francisco on Tuesday, June 4, 2002. This historic gathering brought together artists, arts administrators and supporters from the diverse Asian American and Pacific Islander communities to network and plan for the future of AA/PI arts in California. Discussion ranged from developing APA cultural arts centers and audience development to the challenges of funding and health benefits for artists and arts administrators. CAAPIAN is an infrastructure project funded by the California Arts Council, administered by Visual Communications in Los Angeles and Asian Improv aRts in San Francisco. The aim is to facilitate information dissemination and data collection between Asian American/Pacific Islander artists and arts organizations statewide in order to strengthen collaboration and advocacy. There is an active listserv to disseminate state and national arts policy information, as well as funding and job opportunities. (The listserv can be joined by sending e-mail to leslie@vconline.org

53. HSTAA406/AAS 406 - Asian American Activism The Columbia guide to Asian American history Suzzallo The regional index covers localnewspapers, magazines, and For more information about locating government http://www.lib.washington.edu/subject/History/bi/hstaa406/

Asian American Activism Background Sources Secondary Sources: Books Secondary Sources: Journal Articles Finding Published Primary Sources ... Selected Web Resources Background Sources Encyclopedias and dictionaries provide background information and can be used to identify key people, events and dates which can then be used as search terms for finding additional information. More importantly, because encyclopedias often cover the major issues surrounding the subect, they can help you narrow your research from a broad “who, what, where, when” topic to a “how or why” question. In addition many encyclopedia articles include short bibliographies that will lead you to the major works on the topic. Asian American encyclopedia Suzzallo Reference, Undergraduate Reference Asian Americans and the Supreme Court: a documentary history Suzzallo Reference The Columbia guide to Asian American history Suzzallo Reference, Undergraduate Stacks Encyclopedia of Japanese American history: an A-to-Z reference from 1868 to the present Suzzallo Reference Encyclopedia of American social history Suzzallo Reference, Undergraduate Reference

54. AASC Announcement and Goldy Lewis Center for regional Policy Studies The article provides current informationon the racial rates of 14 disadvantaged asianamerican neighborhoods http://www.sscnet.ucla.edu/aasc/change/nexuspr.html

UCLA Asian American Studies Center Launches New Journal on Policies, Practices and Community Research for Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders ((For a complimentary review copy of the first issue of AAPI Nexus, please see below.)) A new national journal by UCLA's Asian American Studies Center focuses on policies, practices and community research to benefit the nation's burgeoning Asian American and Pacific Islander communities. It is being launched as part of the Center's year-long celebration of its 35th anniversary. The new journal, AAPI Nexus: Asian American and Pacific Islander Policy, Practice, and Community, draws from professional schools and applied social science scholars as well as practitioners and public policy advocates with the explicit goal of reinvigorating Asian American Studies' traditional mission of serving communities and generating practical research. "I am hopeful that AAPI Nexus will contribute significantly to the development of applied social science and public policy research on Asian Americans and Pacific Islander Americans, much as our Center's flagship publication, Amerasia Journal, has influenced historical, cultural and social science scholarship and creative expression for over three decades," said Don Nakanishi, director of UCLA's Asian American Studies Center, professor of education and Asian American Studies, and associate editor of the journal. "Scholars and students who are entering professional school disciplines such as law, public health, education, social welfare, urban planning and information studies, to name only a few, have much to contribute to understanding and helping our communities."

55. Maasu Website This year the Midwest regional will be held on descent, and a member of Chicago sAsian American Artists Collective org and go to programs for more information. http://www.maasu.org/

about membership history ecc board ... programming * MAASU Spring Conference * This year's Spring Conference will be held at the University of Wisconsin - Madison starting April 1, 2004. There is no registration fee, however your school must be a member school in order to register. Visit the Spring Conference Site for more information. MAASU/CAPAL Attapong P. Mellenthin Memorial Scholarship Washington, D.C. Internship Program added January 30 2004 The Attapong Mellenthin Memorial Scholarship seeks to fund a summer internship coordinated by CAPAL in Washington, DC for an Asian Pacific American student with proven leadership skills and commitment to the Asian Pacific American (APA) community and who is attending any college or university that is a member in good standing of MAASU. Scholarships of $2,000 will be awarded for 10 weeks of work. The recipient will be selected annually by the MAASU Board of Advisors. The recipient will be placed with an internship at an institution or agency coordinated by CAPAL in Washington, DC. APA student attending a university or college that is a member in good standing of MAASU Demonstrated superior leadership and active involvement in the APA community or with APA student associations Demonstrated interest in public service Oral and written communication skills Must be a permanent resident or U.S. citizen

56. Phoenix Arizona Company News Information Technology Solutions, Prismsoft Inc. The new website provides comprehensive information on Prismsoft Marketing at the AsianAmerican Hotel Owners Association (AAHOA) regional Conference held http://www.prism-soft.com/company/news.php

home company :: news Welcome to our news room. As a leading technology solutions provider, we're constantly making news as our company grows. You'll find our latest press releases here, or click on Archives for our past news items. Prismsoft moves to a new office. Its been less than a year and Prismsoft has outgrown its office in Glendale. As of March 1st, 2004, Prismsoft has moved its headquarters to a state-of-the-art facility at Deer Valley Financial Center. Located on the crossroads of Deer Valley and 19th avenue in Phoenix Arizona, the new office provides a high-tech ambiance as Prismsoft expands its IT Outsourcing, Technical Support and Internet Marketing services. The company has seen exponential growth in clients and team members over the past year as a result of the high-quality cost-competitive onshore-offshore development model. The new facility serves as the focal point for Prismsoft's IT specialists to properly manage our growing clientele and offshore team. Prismsoft launches new corporate site.

57. Asian American Federation >> Tribute And Remembrance: Asian Americans After 9/11 For information about ACJ, please call 248352-1020 and humane understanding of Asianand Asian American cultures, and as well as other regional, national, and http://www.aafny.org/special/doc/screenings.asp

Asian American Federation RESEARCH DOWNLOADS Mental Health Elder Study 9/11 Reports FEDERATION Relief Efforts Resource Guides Relief Initiative WTC Fund Documentary Screenings ORDER REPORTS Please contact individual organizations for more information regarding each screening. If you are interested in screening the documentary for your organization or for the public, contact Vicki Shu at vicki@aafny.org . To purchase a copy of Tribute and Remembrance: Asian Americans After 9/11 on VHS, download the order form UPCOMING SCREENINGS HOUSTON, TEXAS Saturday, September 11, 2004 Exact time and location: TBA Sponsor: Organization of Chinese Americans, Houston Chapter PAST SCREENINGS Asian American/Asian Research Institute, Queens College April 11, 2003 25 West 43rd Street, 18th Floor, between 5th and 6th Avenues If you missed this screening, you can log into www.aaari.info Center for the Study of Ethnicity and Race, Columbia University April 17, 2003 717 Hamilton Hall For details about other activities at the Center for the Study of Ethnicty and Race, please go to their website: http://www.columbia.edu/cu/cser/

58. Adopting From Korea: Adoption And Related Korean, Asian, Multicultural Resources This catalog is produced by Asian American Curriculum Projects for Adoptive Families/Tennessee regional info The Assistant Stork information for Vital Records http://www.adoptkorea.com/Resource_Links/Resource_Links.htm

Resource Links Korean and Adoption Links of Interest News from Korea Korean, Asian and Other Multicultural Online Catalogs Print and Online Magazines Adoption-Related Gifts Adoption-Related Sites, Organizations ... For Adoptees KOREAN, ASIAN Taansooa - beautiful and unusual gift items from China, Korea, India, Cambodia, and other Asian countries. i MeltingPot.com THE place to turn for one-stop-shopping for the largest available selection of gifts and products that reflect our diversity. Angel Covers - A non-profit supporting orphanages worldwide. Squeaky shoes for children, fleece blankets for all ages. YammiWear - beautiful fleece blankets of the world and other multicultural gifts Hanboks and More - another new site filled with hanboks and other Korean cultural gifts and resources Korean Arts - stunning Korean arts and crafts, excellent celadon collection! Mandy's Moon - Wonderful selection of Asian ornaments, magnets, figurines, wall hangings and more. Utterly charming! Chosen Children Doll Company - beautifully rendered ethnic dolls by an adoptive mom of a little girl from India. A great find!

59. Al-bawaba Directory and politics, maps and travel, news and media, regional information. Net that offersa wealth of information on the 23) Asian American Net The Middle East, http://www.albawaba.com/websearch/search/index.php3?lang=e&catstr=332

60. Regional, North America, United States, Washington, DC: Education RegionalNorth AmericaUnited StatesVirginiaEducation. LEAD AALEAD helps localAsian American students succeed Also includes information on the Center for http://www.combose.com/Regional/North_America/United_States/Washington,_DC/Educa

Top Regional North America United States ... Subjects Related links of interest: Regional:North America:United States:Virginia:Education Academy of Hope - Helps low-income and at-risk adults earn high school credentials, improve math and reading skills, and learn how to use and apply computer technologies. Includes programs and services, news, volunteer opportunities and directions. Asian American LEAD - AALEAD helps local Asian American students succeed academically through mentoring, enrichment programs, and family services. Board of Jewish Education of Greater Washington Calvary Bilingual Multicultural Learning Center - Child development center offers programs for infancy through school age, as well as family support services, for more than 400 children and families in the Columbia Heights, Mt. Pleasant, and Shaw neighborhoods. Carlos Rosario International Career Center and Public Charter School - An adult charter school for members of immigrant communities in Washington. It provides training in English as a Second Language, literacy, GED, citizenship, and computer applications. Cesar Chavez Public Charter High School for Public Policy - Secondary education with a focus on public policy careers and community involvement.

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