41. P2Rx Programs Database - Illinois Small Business Development Center Asian American Alliance Exchange is a national network of regional information centers NEWMOA (Northeast), http://www.p2.org/inforesources/p2rxpd.cfm?action=showDetail®ion=5&orgid=401

42. DOT OSDBU/MRC | Marketing Information Package The Marketing information Package MidAtlantic regional Center Asian AmericanBusiness Roundtable (AABR) Rawlein G. Soberano, Ph.D., President http://osdbuweb.dot.gov/osdbu_services/mip/mipOnlineDoc.cfm?seqn=3

43. Lawrence Alumni Resources Regional Information : New York City Guide Universities are also a good source of information, as are community bulletin with its large Asian and Asian/American population and a fabulous array of http://www.lawrence.edu/alumni/regions/newyork_guide.shtml

New York City Guide by Margi Briggs-Lofton, '76 Index A. New York, New York, It's a Helluva Town (overview/hints for getting around and getting settled) B. East Side/West Side, All Around the Town (brief descriptions of neighborhoods in and near NYC, apartment rental information, hints on how best to find an apartment) C. The Neon Lights are Bright (food, drink, culture, sport, recreation, play) D. All the News That's Fit to Print (publications) E. I Love New York (Alumni Contact List) F. You Mean You Haven't Been There Yet? (Alumni Favorites) A. New York, New York, It's a Helluva Town Welcome to New York! New York City encompasses 300 square miles and is the home to over 7 million people, representing people from almost every country in the world. It is divided into five very distinct boroughs that have completely different personalities. These are: Manhattan, which is right in the center; The Bronx, which lies north/northeast; Queens in the east and southeast; Brooklyn in the south/southeast; and Staten Island to the south. Each borough is headed by an elected borough president. New Yorkers do not describe themselves as just New Yorkers. Most are fiercely loyal to the borough and neighborhood in which they live and describe themselves as "from the Bronx" or "South Brooklyn" or "I'm a Manhattanite or "an Upper Eastsider," etc. In fact, I've met people who have lived in New York City their whole lives, yet have never been to Manhattan - and they're proud of it!

44. Alverno College Library - Selected Web Links - Countires & Regions Maps and Travel information, News and Media, regional information, Religion, Handy general and upto-date information on most countries of the world http://depts.alverno.edu/library/countries.html

LIBRARY Library Home Selected Web Links Library Links Archives Faculty Resources Information Literacy Interlibrary Loan Library Hours Library Policies Library Staff New Library Materials Other Library Catalogs Renew Materials Research Help Student Resources SWITCH Information TOPCAT Online Catalog COUNTRIES Africa South of the Sahara: Selected Internet Resources Provided by Stanford University Libaries and originating from the African Studies Association, this site provides subject access to information in 35 catagories such as art, politics, religion, listings of book dealers specializing in Africana, development discussion groups, student arganizations, libraries and archives. Plus, there is a "Regions" feature beginning with materials pertaining to the entire sub-Saharan region followed by links to information on specific countries. http://www-sul.stanford.edu/depts/ssrg/africa/guide.html

45. Asian American Theatre Revue The Asian American and Pacific Islander (AA/PI) arts community contributes The CAAPIAN website has background information, notes from the regional 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

46. Asian American Studies @ UIUC regional Transgressions Midwestern AntiAsian Violence in an Age of Western For more information about the conference contact the Asian American http://www.aasp.uiuc.edu/news01-02.html

Events Gallery Awards Job Positions NEWS BY YEAR Current Events Past Events EVENTS 2001-2002 Spring 2002 Film Series, "Fighting the Tide: Asian American Resistance" The Los Angeles Civil Unrest: Ten Years in Retrospect- a month long series of events to commemorate the LA Unrest Workshop Series, "New Frontiers: Asian American Studies in the Midwest" Fall 2001 Film Series, "Fighting the Tide: Asian American Resistance" Workshop Series, "New Frontiers: Asian American Studies in the Midwest" AASP Council meeting, "The Outsiders: Racial Profiling and Asian Americans" All State conference: Asian American Studies in Illinois Spring 2002 Events Asian American Studies Program Film Series, 2001-2002 Fighting the Tide: Asian American Resistance Each showing of the film series will take place from noon-1pm in the Illini Union and will be followed by discussion. For more information, contact the AASP at 244-9530.

47. State Of Asian-American & Pacific Islander Business Capsule Title State of asian-american Pacific Islander Business CategorySMOBE-General Date July 12, I don t know. I need more information. http://www.mbda.gov/?section_id=1&bucket_id=650&content_id=3235

48. Account Login And Registration The Asian American Market This report takes an indepth look at Asian Americans, Demographic information. Population Growth; regional Dispersion http://www.marketresearch.com/product/display.asp?productid=112872&g=1

49. Publications-ONS Books Diverse geographical representation enabled ONS to hold regional workshops. The book was unique in terms of the information it provided on each http://www.ons.org/publications/books/PreventionDiverse.shtml

Search HOME Clinical Practice Membership Nursing Education ... Publishing Opportunities setButton("books"); Visit ONS Affiliate Corporations Oncology Education Services, Inc. Oncology Nursing Certification Corporation ONS Foundation Cancer Prevention in Diverse Populations: Cultural Implications for the Multidisciplinary Team Buy Book Preface The first edition of this book was based on a series of federally funded grants for ethnically and culturally diverse nurses. These grants would not have been possible without the assistance of Barnie Lepovetsky, PhD, JD, of the National Cancer Institute (NCI). In the early 1980s, Dr. Lepovetsky met with several nurses in leadership positions in the Oncology Nursing Society (ONS) and urged them to write a training grant to promote the education of minority nurses on cancer prevention and detection. As the result of Dr. Lepovetsky's support, Marilyn Frank-Stromborg, EdD, JD, FAAN, Judi Johnson, RN, PhD, and Ruth McCorkle, RN, PhD, wrote a relatively small grant proposal for a one-day workshop on cancer prevention for 30 African American nurses, to be held the day before the start of the 1985 ONS Annual Congress in Houston, TX. At the time, few African American nurses traditionally attended the annual ONS Congresses, so the investigators were apprehensive about whether enough nurses would apply to fill this small workshop. The tremendous response to the call for applications-more than 500 African American nurses applied-quickly dispelled any doubts. The investigators were impressed with these nurses' commitment to improving the health of people of color and with their involvement in community activities. In unsolicited comments, the applicants poignantly documented the need for cancer prevention/screening programs in their communities. They also recognized their need for greater knowledge and skills in conducting cancer prevention activities.

50. Asian American Business Database -> JPMorganChase If approved, your information will be added to the SDN database and you will regional Supplier Diversity Manager Commodities Real Estate and related http://business.goldsea.com/Opps/index.php?showtopic=15

51. Regional Perinatal System About regional Perinatal System regional Perinatal System Programs If youneed more information or help, call the San Diego and Imperial Counties http://www.regionalperinatalsystem.org/programs/sweet_success/patientinfo.asp

Sweet Success Home (CDAPP) Upcoming Trainings Region 9 Directory Patient Information ... Links California Diabetes and Pregnancy Program-Sweet Success (CDAPP) What is Gestational Diabetes? How is Gestational Diabetes Found? How is Gestational Diabetes Treated? What Can Happen to Me and Myy Baby if My Blood Sugar Levels Aren't Under Control? ... Where Can I Get Help to Control My Blood Sugar Levels? What is Gestational Diabetes? Gestational Diabetes (also known as GDM) is a type of diabetes that develops during pregnancy. For most women, it begins during the second trimester. Approximately 7% to 14% of all pregnant women develop gestational diabetes. This percentage is higher among certain ethnic groups such as African American, Asian American, East Indian, Latina/Hispanic and Native American. The difference between this type of diabetes and the type that exists before pregnancy is that gestational diabetes is not likely to cause birth defects. In gestational diabetes, high blood sugar usually occurs after the first 8 weeks of pregnancy. It is high blood sugars in early pregnancy that most likely cause birth defects. If you have gestational diabetes, your blood sugar is elevated because of the foods that you eat and pregnancy hormones. Normally, the body changes food into a sugar called glucose. Insulin, which is a hormone that the body produces, helps to turn glucose into energy. With diabetes, either the body does not make enough insulin or it is not able to use insulin appropriately. As a result, the blood sugar goes up too high.

52. ASIA-OSH: Asian-Pacific Regional Network On Occupational Safety And Health Infor INDONESIA Asian American Free Labour Institute Indonesia Office Cik s For further information, please contact the AsianPacific regional Network on http://www.ilo.org/public/english/region/asro/bangkok/asiaosh/contacts/worker/in

Asian-Pacific Regional Network on Occupational Safety and Health Information (ASIA-OSH) Workers' organizations in the Asia and the Pacific Australia Bangladesh Belgium Cambodia ... Viet Nam Workers' organizations in Asia and the Pacific, as at July 1999 AUSTRALIA Australian Council of Trade Unions ACTU House, 393 Swanston Street Melbourne Victoria 3000 Tel: 61 3 9663 5266 Fax: 61 3 9663 4051 President: Ms. Jennie George Commonwealth Trade Union Council Project Office 3rd Fl., T.L.C. Building 16 Peel Street South Brisbane Qld 4101 Tel: (07) 3846 2424 Fax: (07) 3846 4968 Project Co-ordinator: Graeme Whimp International Union of Food and Alliance Workers (IUF) Labour Council Building (Room5, 8th floor) 377-383 Sussex Street, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia. tel: +61-2-264-6409 fax: +61-2-261-8539 e-mail:iufasia@peg.apc.org Mr Ma Wei Pin, Regional Secretary (Asia/Pacific) Mr. Phil Drew 209 Young Street Annandale, NSW 2038 Tel/Fax: 61 2 9518 6790 E-mail: drewphil@msn.com.au 3rd Fl., T.L.C. Building 16 Peel Street South Brisbane, Qld. 4101 Australia Tel: 61 7 3846 1806 Fax: 61 7 3846 4968 BANGLADESH APRO-FIET Co-ordinating Committee of Bangladesh BKB Employees Union, Krishi Bank Bhaban 84 Motuheel Commercial Area Dhaka 1000, Bangladesh Tel: 239 627 Fax: 88 02 863 327 Co-ordinator: Md. Giasuddin

53. IDEAL: More Information: Web Sites Of Interest Here’sa list of local, regional and national resources, publications and Asian American Economic Development Enterprises Inc Creating business and http://www3.uwm.edu/org/ideal/sites.cfm

African-American-Related Sites Age-Related Sites American-Indian Related Sites Asian-American-Related Sites ... Workforce-Diversity-Related Sites African-American-Related Sites African American Chamber of Commerce-Milwaukee - Assisting African American businesses in the greater Milwaukee area by providing information, resources and the necessary business acumen needed to survive in a competitive market blackenterprise.com - Serves to seek out, analyze and disseminate information that is helpful to, and provides a forum for the ideas, ambitions and expressions of African-American business people BlackPressUSA.com - Your independent source of news for the African-American Community The Leaders Forum a unique support system for existing and relocated African-American professionals in southeast Wisconsin Target Market News - The black consumer market authority Age-Related Sites Manpower (Reinvent Retirement) - Learn more about Manpower's Reinvent Retirement program, which is assisting thousands of retirees and pre-retirees re-enter the workforce American-Indian-Related Sites Indian Country - A persuasive voice in Native American journalism, leading the way with definitive reporting, incisive analysis and pointed commentary

54. UCLA School Of Public Affairs - Urban Planning Research History of development planning and theory; regional economic Teaching Geographic information Systems; Planning for Minority Communities. http://www.sppsr.ucla.edu/dept.cfm?d=up&s=faculty&f=FacRsrch.cfm

55. ASIA-OSH: Asian-Pacific Regional Network On Occupational Safety And Health Infor AsianPacific regional Network on Occupational Safety and Health information . INDONESIA Asian American Free Labour Institute Indonesia Office Cik s http://www-ilo-mirror.cornell.edu/public/english/region/asro/bangkok/asiaosh/con

Workers' organizations in the Asia and the Pacific Australia Bangladesh Belgium Cambodia ... Viet Nam Workers' organizations in Asia and the Pacific, as at July 1999 AUSTRALIA Australian Council of Trade Unions ACTU House, 393 Swanston Street Melbourne Victoria 3000 Tel: 61 3 9663 5266 Fax: 61 3 9663 4051 President: Ms. Jennie George Commonwealth Trade Union Council Project Office 3rd Fl., T.L.C. Building 16 Peel Street South Brisbane Qld 4101 Tel: (07) 3846 2424 Fax: (07) 3846 4968 Project Co-ordinator: Graeme Whimp International Union of Food and Alliance Workers (IUF) Labour Council Building (Room5, 8th floor) 377-383 Sussex Street, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia. tel: +61-2-264-6409 fax: +61-2-261-8539 e-mail:iufasia@peg.apc.org Mr Ma Wei Pin, Regional Secretary (Asia/Pacific) Mr. Phil Drew 209 Young Street Annandale, NSW 2038 Tel/Fax: 61 2 9518 6790 E-mail: drewphil@msn.com.au 3rd Fl., T.L.C. Building 16 Peel Street South Brisbane, Qld. 4101 Australia Tel: 61 7 3846 1806 Fax: 61 7 3846 4968 BANGLADESH APRO-FIET Co-ordinating Committee of Bangladesh BKB Employees Union, Krishi Bank Bhaban 84 Motuheel Commercial Area Dhaka 1000, Bangladesh Tel: 239 627 Fax: 88 02 863 327 Co-ordinator: Md. Giasuddin

56. Hawaii Links Asian American Health An information portal to issues affecting the health and PSRML regional information Hawaii - From NN/LM (National Network of http://hml.org/WWW/hi.html

HML Home Online Catalog Databases E-Books ... Search Hawaii Links Associations and Societies Health Care Facilities Hawaii Government Resources Health Related Web Sites in Hawaii and the Pacific ... General Hawaii Information Resources Associations and Societies Hawaii Long Term Care Association Hawaii Medical Association Hawaii Nurses Association Hawaii Psychological Association ... Healthcare Association of Hawaii - Trade association which represents most of the acute and long term care hospitals. Honolulu County Medical Society Top of Page Health Care Facilities Castle Medical Center Diabetes and Hormone Center of the Pacific - Serving Hawaii and the Pacific region. Five Mountain Medical Community - A regional health and economic development initiative on the Big Island of Hawaii. Hale Le'a Medical Clinic - Multi-specialty medical clinic providing care on Kauai's North Shore. Hamakua Health Center - Clinic serving the North Shore of the Big Island. Holistica Hawaii Health Center (based at the Hilton Hawaiian Village) Hospice Hawaii at Home Kaiser Permanente Kalihi-Palama Health Center - A full service outpatient clinic. Kapiolani Health Web Site Kokua Kalihi Valley - Clinic operates out of Honolulu and offers medical, dental, and social and youth services.

57. RISMedia - Residential Real Estate's Largest Independent News & Information Serv news articles information consulting expertise real estate professionals industry worldwide database national regional state real estate referral http://www.rismedia.com/index.php/article/articleview/11284/1/1/

Today's News Realtors/Services Article Search RISMedia Conferences ... Get our free News Feed First American Title Launches Hispanic Marketing Program in Central Florida Send this article to a friend + Larger Font - Smaller Font SITE SPONSORS RISMEDIA, August 4 – First American Title Insurance Company has launched an enhanced Hispanic Marketing Program in Orlando, Fla., designed to help increase homeownership opportunities within Orange County's Hispanic community. The program will help address the specific needs of Hispanic homebuyers by helping real estate practitioners better serve this growing homebuyer segment, the company says. As part of its Orange County kickoff, First American's Orlando office will host a seminar and reception for real estate agents and mortgage lenders entitled: "Understanding the Hispanic Homebuyer." It will take place on Thursday, Aug. 4, from 3:00 p.m. to 6 p.m. at 12780 Waterford Lakes Pkwy., Suite 135, in Orlando. John Sepulveda, chief executive officer of the National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals (NAHREP) will provide the keynote address at the event. Frank Kowalski, president of the Florida Association of Realtors is also scheduled to speak. The Orlando kickoff marks the expansion of First American's Emerging Markets Program a comprehensive program helping increase home sales to Hispanic, African-American, Asian-American and other traditionally under served consumer segments-into Florida. The program has been highly successful in California, Arizona and other key regions across the United States.

58. Evolve New York -- Discussion, Information, Research And Events On Redeveloping Columbia University, Richard Bass regional Studio, Balancing the Dispersal of the Cao O, Executive Director, Asian American Federation of New York http://www.evolvenewyork.org/

Evolve New York Open Studio: Rebuilding Proposals Held at Alfred Lerner Hall, Columbia University May 9-10, 2002 Elliott Sclar, Director, Urban Planning Program, GSAP David Stark, Director, Center on Organizational Innovation, ISERP How to use this page Click this button to watch video of the presentation (requires Real Player Click this button to view the presented slideshow (opens in a new window) Click this button to visit the studio's Web site (opens in a new window) John Q. Sample Click a person's name to view their biography (opens in a new window) THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 9TH REGISTRATION OPENING REMARKS Elliott Sclar , Director, Urban Planning Program, GSAP David Stark , Director, Center on Organizational Innovation, ISERP I: MEMORIALS AS EXPERIENCE AND FORM Similar to all memorials, the memorial commemorating those lost in the World Trade Center challenges designers with competing requirements. It must have an enduring form that will preserve the memory of the dead but at the same time it must occasion an experience an emotional, cognitive, and social process that enables the living to bear their loss. It must address the loss of intimates that is deeply personal and individual and, at the same time, the loss of common humanity that is profoundly general and shared. It must evoke the particular events and acts arrested in time but translate them into thoughts and questions for a continuous conversation with generations that follow. What interpretive and analytical strategies permit designers to gain the perspective and vision that embraces these contrasting demands?

59. Campus Ministry And Nationwide Positions - Employment Opportunities - InterVarsi receive contact information of the regional director of the state/school you If you are Asian American and/or have special interest in ministry to http://www.intervarsity.org/jobs/index.php?id=626

60. Major/Concentration Information information ABOUT AFRICAN AMERICAN, ASIAN AMERICAN, COMPARATIVE ETHNIC, travel and attendance to regional and national student and research conferences. 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?

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