81. APAICS Fellowships Honda (CA), incoming Chair of the Congressional asian Pacific American Caucus, wherehe Mr. Khan was also active in the pakistani Student Association http://www.apaics.org/apaics_fellow.html

APAICS Fellowships George Aratani/Daniel K. Inouye Fellowship Anheuser-Busch/Frank Horton Fellowship 2004-2005 APAICS Fellowship Application (.pdf, 86kb) Deadline will be April 2, 2004 (postmarked). Finalists will be notified by the end of May 2004. George Aratani/Daniel K. Inouye Fellowship The George Aratani/Daniel K. Inouye Fellowship was established in honor of Senator Daniel K. Inouye of Hawaii, a decorated combat veteran of World War II who has served our nation with distinction in the United States House of Representatives and Senate for nearly 40 years. The fellowship is designed to provide a unique opportunity to an outstanding graduate student who has a commitment to the Asian American and Pacific Islander communities, and who plans to pursue a public policy career. The fellow will spend nine months in Washington, D.C., either in the office of a Congressional member, a Congressional committee or a federal agency. 2003-2004 Fellow Victoria Tung For the duration of her fellowship, from September 2003 to May 2004, Ms. Tung will be in the office of Congressman Michael Honda (CA), incoming Chair of the Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus, where she will be assisting in staffing the Caucus.

82. Asian American Coalition 2003 News Release service awards, given to one winner from each participating asian American community,Chinese, Korean, Indonesian, Indian, pakistani, Filipino, Japanese, Thai http://www.pcschicago.org/aa/2003/nr.htm

General About Us Contact us Feedback Sponsors ... Directions News News Release Punjab in the News Subscribe Punjabi Pages Punjabi Directory Register On-Line Performing Arts Rangla Punjab ... Martial Arts Training Community Kids Youth Scholarships Youth Awards ... Bhangra Many Voices One Vision Asian American Coalition of Chicago (AAC) 2003 Banquet: Saturday March 1 Many Voices, One Vision 20th Annual Asian American Dinner Banquets is being hosted by Indian American community. PCS News Release: 3/3/03 Contact: Rajinder Singh Mago, 708-865-3031-W; 630-377-5893-H; 630-440-7730-cell POLITICAL EMPOWERMENT A KEY NOTE AT ASIAN AMERICAN COALITION OF CHICAGO 1300 ATTENDED THE STAR STUDDED DINNER, AWARDS, AND CULTURAL SHOWCASE WITH POLITICAL EMPOWERMENT UNDERPINNINGS PUNJABI BHANGRA PERFORMANCE A MOMENT OF PRIDE AND JOY FOR INDIANS CHICAGO, IL - - The Asian American Coalition of Chicago (AACC) hosted its 20th Annual Lunar New Year Celebration on Saturday, March 1, 2003 at the

83. Asian American Studies - Spring 2002 SEMINAR ON ADVANCED TOPICS IN asian AMERICAN STUDIES ISLAM IN AMERICA (4 We spendconsiderable time on the African American, Indopakistani, and Arab http://ist-socrates.berkeley.edu/~ethnicst/aas/aass04.html

84. List Of Organizations Pariwar Maharashtra Mandal of Atlanta Matiya Samaj of Southeast USA NAAAP Atlanta(asian-American Professionals) Pak - Atlanta pakistani American Society of http://www.unc.edu/~sramey/org.htm

List of Organizations in the Southeastern United States sramey@email.unc.edu GEORGIA Athens Asha-Athens Indian Cultural Exchange of the University of Georgia Indian Students Association of UGA Atlanta Aga Khan Foundation American Society of Engineers of Indian Origin (ASEI) Art of Living Foundation Asian American Hotel Owners Association (AAHOA) Asian Sports Federation Association for India's Development (AID) Atlanta Christian Assembly Atlanta Cricket League Atlanta Gymkhana Cricket Club Atlanta Hindu Society Atlanta Punjabi Society Atlanta Samachar Weekly Atlanta Tamil Church Atlanta Telugu Christava Samavesam Bal Vihar of VHPA Bengali Association of Greater Atlanta (BAGA) Bharat Awareness Forum Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual University Brahman Samaj Camatic Music Association of Georgia (CAMAGA) Charotar Patidar Samaj, Southeast Region Child Relief and You (CRY) Chinmaya Mission - Bal Vihar NE Chh Gam Patidar Samaj of Atlanta Datta Avadhoota Satsang Sabhaa - Atlanta (DASSA) Democratic Club of Asian Indians (Indo-Americans Democrats of Georgia Eternal Quest - Vedanta Center of Altanta Federation of India Association (FIA) First Asian Indian Baptist Church First India Baptist Church Gayatri Parivar - Yug Nirman Atlanta Georgia Association of Physicians from India (GAPI) Georgia Indo-American Chamber of Commerce (GIACC) Georgia Malayalee Association (GaMA) Georgia Oriya Society (GOS) Georgia Tamil Movie Club Georgia Tamil sangham (GTS) Gujarati Samaj of Atlanta Guru Ram Das Ashram Hindu Students Council - Emory Hindu Students Council - Georgia Tech

85. Asian American Legal Defense And Education Fund - AALDEF: Press Releases The asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund (AALDEF) reminded male aliens whoare of North Korean, Indonesian, Bangladeshi and pakistani origin that http://www.aaldef.org/press.html

APA 2004 Asian Pacific Americans Issues AALDEF Applauds Affirmative Action Decision Help America Vote Act Info for Asian Americans Cho and Desai Receive 2003 Justice in Action Awards INS Special Registration Information ... More news items AALDEF Applauds Affirmative Action Decision (read the decision) For more information, please contact Margaret Fung, Esq., at 212.966.5932 x201 or Chandra Bhatnagar, Esq., 212.966.6030 x208. Help America Vote Act Info for Asian Americans Because of the 2000 Presidential election debacle in Florida and similar problems in the 2002 midterm elections, Congress passed the Help America Vote Act (HAVA) last December. This new law will make significant changes to voting across the country. AALDEF has published a guide to explain certain provisions of the new law as they relate to Asian Americans, and makes recommendations as states begin implementation of HAVA's new requirements. HAVA addresses new voter identification requirements, access to the vote for limited-English speakers, and monitoring for compliance with voting laws. To get a copy of the HAVA guide, download it (106 KB PDF), or contact AALDEF.

86. Asian & Pacific Islander Institute On Domestic Violence American Sociological Association (ASA). Keywords API/S asian/DV/Inst. Adam, NM(2000). Domestic violence against women within immigrant Indian and pakistani http://www.apiahf.org/apidvinstitute/ResearchAndPolicy/bibliographies_a.htm

Gender Violence Critical Issues Contact Us 450 Sutter Street Suite 600, San Francisco California 94108 415-954-9988 ext. 315 tele 415-954-9999 fax apidvinstitute@apiahf.org 450 Sutter Street Suite 600, San Francisco CA 94108 Tel: 415.954.9988 ext. 315 Fax: 415.954.9999 E-mail: apidvinstitute@apiahf.org Reference Bibliography by Author February 2003 A B C D ... Z A AAPIP  (Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in Philanthropy). (1992).  Invisible and in need:  Philanthropic giving to Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders.  Keywords: DV/API/Inst./Biblio 0602/Pan Asian. Abdullah, R. (1997, March 16-20). Gender-based violence as a health issue: The situation and challenges to the women's health movement in Asia and the Pacific . Paper presented at the 8th International Women and Health Meeting, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Keywords: API/Pan Asian/intl/DV/SA/Inst./Health/BW movement. Abney, V.D. (1996).  Cultural competency in the field of child maltreatment. In J. Briere (Ed.)

87. South Asians In The Melting Pot - Joshua Kurlantzick, South Asians In The Meltin Still, despite this brutal combination of obstacles, some South Asians believedthe recent travails actually might unite pakistani americans, Indian americans http://www.worldandi.com/specialreport/2002/november/Sa22691.htm

Username: Password: Subscribe Now Register About Us Contact Us ... FAQs Search Sort by: Relevancy Date Results Listed: All Results Date Range: Last 5 Years Last 10 Years Entire Database Advanced Search October Issue Editorial Current Issue The Arts Life ... Modern Thought Resources 17-Year Archive American Waves Book Reviews Ceremonies/Festivities ... Writers and Writing South Asians in the Melting Pot Article # : Section : CURRENT ISSUES Issue Date : 2,296 Words Author : Joshua Kurlantzick Until recently, players in the Washington, D.C., Cricket League, the majority of whom originally hail from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, or other South Asian nations, had reason to be extremely optimistic about the future. In the 1980s and '90s, South Asians had grown into a powerful economic force in America, dominating many of the nation's hottest industries and becoming big names in information technology (IT) centers like Silicon Valley and northern Virginia. Like other immigrant groups before them, South Asians also had begun to make their presence felt in mainstream American culture. Perhaps most important, business seemed to be effacing old hatreds, bringing together South Asians once divided by the subcontinent's brutal history. Washington's cricket league kept growing as the South AsianAmerican population expanded, developing into an organization with over 25 teams. When the 2002 cricket season rolled around, however, some players were in a grimmer mood. As the IT sector tanked in 2001 and 2002, thousands of South AsianAmericans lost their jobs, and South Asianrun companies found themselves struggling for capital and new ideas. Meanwhile, the September 11 attacks, followed by TV images of crowds of Pakistani extremists shouting anti-American slogans, led to a wave of anti-South Asian violence and racial profiling. Making matters worse, Hindu-Muslim relations on the subcontinent had reached a nadir, as India and Pakistan teetered on the brink of conflagration and sectarian violence raged across Gujarat and other Indian states.

88. Rediff On The NeT: Saying Sayonara To Asian America China, for example, practically created the pakistani missile and nuclear programs.The fuzziness of an asian American identity prevents us from influencing US http://www.rediff.com/news/1999/may/17us.htm

HOME NEWS May 17, 1999 COMMENTARY SPECIALS INTERVIEWS CAPITAL BUZZ ... ARCHIVES Saying Sayonara to Asian America Sadanand Dhume E veryone has a pet indulgence. Mine is an on-again off-again addiction to the South Asian Journalists Association discussion list, home to a motley collection of journalists, academics, activists and nuts who submit to a daily barrage of junk email without having the excuse of living in boring old Princeton, New Jersey with a high speed Internet connection. The SAJA list has witnessed some of the most momentous Indian American debates of our times. Did Madonna insult Hindu culture by wearing a bindi ? Should Taco Bell be sued for feeding a pious Hindu a beef burrito when he asked for a bean burrito? Should fat white women in Queens be allowed to use mehndi ? Ever so rarely, along comes an Indian American political issue that rises above the din of outrage over insulted gods and stolen customs. My favourite is the debate over Indians and the Asian American movement. A small but vocal minority of Indian Americans wants our relatively young community to become part of the well-entrenched, well-funded Asian American movement. They argue that piggybacking allows Indians to use Asian American cultural and legal institutions, freeing scarce resources for other activities (such as protesting mehndi abuse.) They say the political clout of 10 million Asian Americans added to 1.1 million Indians will help us further our shared interests in immigration policy, prevention of hate crimes and stereotyping by the mainstream media. Some insist that Indians have no choice but to join the Asian American movement simply because hold your breath the United States census counts Indians as Asians.

89. Asian American Studies Program At The University Of Illinois At Urbana-Champaign Hindus, Muslims, Sikhs, Syrian Christians, and South asian Jews). Illustrating thegrowing sense of shared identity here in America, pakistani and Indian cab http://www.aasp.uiuc.edu/news/events2002-2003.html

Current News News by Year 2004-2005 Events 2003-2004 Events ... Job Positions Events 2002-2003 Spring 2003 New Directions in Asian American Studies Symposium, Feb. 7-8, 2003 Workshop Series: "Gendered Spaces, Sexualized Places: New Routes to Asian America" Film Series, "fusions" Fall 2002 Film Series, "Fusions" Dictee by Theresa Hak Kyung Cha: An Informal Book Discussion Maria Root Lecture, "Multiracial Heritage: How and What is Asian American Enough?" Migration Studies Workshop by Susan Moynihan ... East of California Conference, National Identity and the "Homeland" Asian American Studies Program 2002-2003 Workshop Series, "Gendered Spaces, Sexualized Places: New Routes to Asian America" The Asian American Studies Program is pleased to announce a 2002-2003 Workshop series, "Gendered spaces, Sexualized places: New Routes to Asian America." This is an interdisciplinary workshop for interested faculty and graduate students that will meet through the year. Each session of the workshop will focus on one scholar's work in progress. The piece will be posted on a website prior to the meeting and will also be available for copying at the AASP office. The workshop is designed to provide an informal setting for academic discussion: a short presentation of the work will be followed by open dialogue and conversation.

90. Asian American Coalition Committee @ The University Of Illinois, Chicago Son the Fanatic (pakistani) at 300PM will look at religion and family issues. Thefilm series matches with UIC s theme of this year s asian American Awareness http://www2.uic.edu/stud_orgs/pol/aacc/pr/pr2002-0115.html

Mailing Address: Asian American Coalition Committee The University of Illinois at Chicago Campus Programs, Chicago Circle Center (MC 330) 750 South Halsted Street - 312A Chicago, Illinois 60607 PRESS RELEASE: January 15, 2002 Asian American Film Series to Show at UIC by Pius Wong; contact: Natalie Garcia, ngarci8@uic.edu UIC's Asian American Coalition Committee (AACC), in conjunction with other UIC Asian American student organizations, the Chancellors Committee on the Status of Asian Americans, and Campus Programs, will hold a dynamic film series throughout the Spring 2002 semester titled "Telling Out Stories," featuring eleven Asian American independent films. These organizations will present a film screening on at least one Monday of each month from January to April in the Montgomery Ward Gallery. The selections address the unique challenges that Asian Americans face and have faced, offering historical, dramatic, or comedic perspectives. Each screening will be followed by either a guest speaker or an audience-centered discussion on issues raised by the films. All are encouraged to attend. On January 28th Southeast Asian American experiences will be explored with the films Kelly Loves Tony (Laotian) at 3:00PM and A.K.A. Don Bonus

91. Asian American Net : Article any persons and cited incidents of violence against Arab, Muslim, Indian, and PakistaniAmericans. in the World Trade Center were of Arab, asian, and Pacific http://www.asianamerican.net/whitehouse1.html

Home Asia in General Central Asia East Asia ... World News White House Initiative on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders AAPI Commission Calls for Tolerance and Compassion In The Wake of Recent Tragedies Recent Articles published by Asian American Net FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Thursday, September 13, 2001 Phone: (301) 443.2492 Fax: (301) 443.0259 cmanansala@hrsa.gov www.aapi.gov PRESIDENT'S ADVISORY COMMISSION ON ASIAN AMERICANS AND PACIFIC ISLANDERS: CALLS FOR COMPASSION AND TOLERANCE IN THE WAKE OF RECENT TRAGEDIES The newly appointed members of the President's Advisory Commission on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (AAPIs) expresses its deepest condolences to the many Americans affected by recent terrorist attacks in New York and Washington. Furthermore, the Commission strongly condemns the terrorists who perpetrated these heinous crimes. Today, all of the Commissioners also join together to denounce reported attacks of retaliation aimed at innocent Arab, Muslim, and Asian Americans around the country. "My colleagues and I share the grief of our fellow Americans over the terrorist acts that have gripped our country," said Dr. John B. Tsu, Chairman-designate of the Commission. "As the President has said, this is a test of our great nation. We call on all Americans to show solidarity, not against a particular religious or ethnic group, but against terror, itself, and against the specific organizations and individuals who bear responsibility for these tragedies."

92. Resource Guide : Historical Society Of Pennsylvania Three pakistani American women on marriage and relationships in Los Angeles. AsianCineVision Indian American wants to have her nose pierced in New York s East http://www.hsp.org/default.aspx?id=108

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