81. THE GRADUATE CENTER, CUNY Press Information Partners in the Coalition include the Asian American Federation of New York, For more information visit the Coalition s website at www.nyrag.org. http://www.gc.cuny.edu/press_information/current_releases/october_2004_philanthr

Nanette Shaw Assistant Vice President for Public Affairs PRESS CONTACT: David Manning 212. 817.7177 or 7170 dmanning@gc.cuny.edu October, 2004 for IMMEDIATE release Center on Philanthropy and Civil Society Unveils First In-Depth Study of African-American, Asian-American and Latino Donors in New York Region Study Finds that Donors in these Communities Exhibit High Levels of Giving and that Giving Priorities Vary More Along Generational than Ethnic Lines A groundbreaking new study has found that charitable giving levels among African-American, Asian-American and Latino donors interviewed in the New York metropolitan region were higher, with an overall average (median) of $5,000, than the national averages for households that give but do not volunteer ($1,620) as well as for households that practice both ($2,295) . In addition, while there were differences in giving across ethnic lines, the most substantial differences were between older and younger generations those born before and after the enactment of the Civil Rights legislation and immigration reforms in the mid-1960s. The study was conducted by the Center on Philanthropy and Civil Society at The Graduate Center of The City University of New York in partnership with the Coalition for New Philanthropy, an initiative to advance philanthropy in communities of color. The study

82. HST 498F - Asian American Labor History E58 1993; The Columbia guide to Asian American history Also see the holdingsof the regional branch of NARA, National Archives and Records http://www.lib.washington.edu/subject/history/bi/hst498-jung/

Asian American Labor History 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 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 The Columbia guide to Asian American history Suzzallo Stacks, Undergraduate Stacks Finding Books Use the following databases to locate books in the UW Libraries and in other libraries around the region, nation and world. Books unavailable at the UW and Cascade can be requested through the

83. HST 490/AAS 498C - ASIAN AMERICAN POLITICAL TRADITIONS Encyclopedias and dictionaries provide background information and can be used toidentify key A75 A84 1992; The Columbia guide to Asian American history http://www.lib.washington.edu/subject/history/bi/hstaa490/

Asian American Political Traditions 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

84. AABANY The Asian American Law Fund of New York was accepting applications for its For more information on APAVA s events, please visit our AABANY Page On APAVA http://www.aabany.org/

@import url(/blog/styles/bany.css); The Asian American Bar Association of New York (AABANY) is a professional membership organization of Asian/Pacific American attorneys and other attorneys concerned with issues affecting the Asian community. Incorporated in 1989, AABANY has sought not only to encourage the professional growth of its members but also to serve the Asian American community through advocacy. Join Us. Committees Board Students ... Calendar February 3, 2005 AABANY Annual Banquet Features Dale Minami We're really excited about the banquet this year, which is scheduled for Thursday, February 3, 2005 at the Waldorf-Astoria. Our speaker will be Dale Minami, who is best known for his civil rights work in the landmark case of Korematsu v. United States, which vindicated Japanese Americans for refusing to obey incarceration orders during WWII, orders originally upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court. Highlights of late-2004 Earlier we had... In September 2004, AABANY conducted a Judicial Screening Panel and reported its ratings for five judicial candidates. In December, AABANY is participating in the Joint Bar Association holiday party. AABANY also planned for its 2005 Annual Banquet, to be held on February 3, 2005 at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel featuring keynote speaker Dale Minami, who worked on the landmark case of Korematsu v. United States.

85. ECAASU: East Coast Asian American Student Union Contact your regional representatives. (2)Check –We will need informationsuch as your name, school’s name, organization you are representing, http://www.ecaasu.org/index.php?category=membership§ion=4

86. August 13, 2005 144 AM Newsdesk Other News Culture Science ( regional is a category of schools that traditionally attract business recruitersfrom their Asian American degrees, all disciplines combined, 51st http://www.newsdesk.umd.edu/facts/2004rank.cfm

September 18, 2005 8:33 PM UM Program Aims at Lowering DWIs in Maryland Obesity Rate for Low Income Children Not Higher UM Expert Oversaw Blueprint for FEMA A Celebration 150 Years In The Making ... (Knight-Ridder) 2004 University Rankings Archive: National Communication Association In a National Communication Association survey on doctoral program reputations, the Department of Communication was one of only 15 universities to place three or more research areas in the top ten. Intercultural-International Communication, 5 th Political Communication, 8 th Rhetorical Communication, 7 th Black Enterprise Magazine The University of Maryland moved up to No. 21 in "Top Colleges for African Americans." In the previous two rankings, UM was No. 31 (2001) and No. 22 (2003). Wall Street Journal The Wall Street Journal again ranked the Smith School of Business among the elite business schools: Maryland is No. 4 among the world's "Regional" schools. ("Regional" is a category of schools that traditionally attract business recruiters from their own region or nation.) Southern Regional School Ranking: No. 2

87. National Organizations Serving Asian-Pacific American Students Student Unions, Professional Student Organizations, Asian American Studies, More . For information about zillions more student organizations, clubs, http://www.imdiversity.com/villages/asian/education_academia_study/asian_student

home search jobs my account employer profiles ... for employers Key Sponsors Asian American Village Categories Special Features Careers, Workplace, Employment Family, Lifestyles, Traditions Opinion and Letters ... Browse Full Index Quick Job Search My Job Tools Login Username: Password: Forgot your username or password? Asian-American Village News Vang convicted of killing deer hunters in WI MN Hmong comm'y questions trial's fairness Akaka announces new Nat. Hawaiian bill OR internment camp wins landmark recommendation Ent Briefs: Dia Mirza's no good girl; plus Jackie Chan, Bruce Lee Hurricane Katrina Special Section Secret Asian Man 9/12: Secret Asian Man: Katrina, coming together Specials " Wall of Angels " Employers announcing open jobs, other aid available to those displaced by Katrina ... What's New @ IMDiversity Career Center? National Organizations Serving Asian-Pacific American Students Student Unions, Professional Student Organizations, Asian American Studies, More B y AAV Staff Following is a shortlist of major national organizations representing Asian-Pacific American student interests. Collectively, they constitute a network for information and events programming that extends to hundreds of campuses nationwide.

88. Creating New Mountains A National Asian American/Pacific Islander GRANT information. Project. Creating New Mountains A National Asian American/PacificIslander Asian American and Pacific Islander Journal of Health. http://www.rwjf.org/portfolios/resources/grantsreport.jsp?filename=031989.htm&ia

89. Asian American Bar Association The Asian American Bar Association of the Greater Bay Area (AABA) was The second annual NAPABA California regional Conference, held on July 2930 in San http://www.aaba-bay.com/

About Us Newsletter Calendar Membership ... Contact Us Welcome to AABA The Asian American Bar Association of the Greater Bay Area (AABA) was founded in 1976 to provide Asian American attorneys in the San Francisco Bay Area with a vehicle for the unified expression of opinions and positions on matters of concern to all Asian American attorneys.  AABA also encourages and promotes the professional growth of its members, serves the Asian American and minority community, and fosters the exchange of ideas and information among its members and the legal community at large. AABA strives not only to meet the professional needs of our members, but to use our resources and expertise to serve the public interest through legal clinics and other programs.  To learn more about AABA, click on About Us and Mission/History .  For information on current AABA events, see our Newsletter and Calendar pages.  See Photos from our events.  Read about our committees and become a member Featured Local News Garrett Wong Appointed to SF Superior Court Bench Congratulations to AABA leader and SBC Senior Counsel Garrett Wong who was appointed to the San Francisco Superior Court bench on September 9, 2005, by Governor Schwarzenegger. Wong, 50, will become only the fifth Asian Pacific American judge on the SF Superior Court. Wong is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania School of Law and worked in the SF Public Defender's office and in private practice prior to joining SBC. He formerly served on AABA's board of directors.

90. Career Information Pittsburgh Asian American Young Professional Alliance (PAAYPA) Through education,information, and action, we will inspire and motivate the next http://www.pittsburghregion.org/public/cfm/career/index.cfm?FUSEACTION=Networkin

91. APAIT Online UCLA Asian American Studies Center Launches New Journal on Policies, The article provides current information on the racial/ethnic diversity, http://www.apaitonline.org/publications_apait_110503_uclaJournals.asp

Newsletter Publications w/ APAIT UCLA AASC Launches New Journal on Policies, Practices and Community Research for Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders Letisia Marquez, lmarquez@support.ucla.edu For Immediate Use (310) 206-3986 Oct. 27, 2003 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. "The journal seeks to strengthen the bridge between gown and town," said Paul Ong, director of UCLA's Ralph and Goldy Lewis Center for Regional Policy Studies, professor of urban planning, social welfare, and Asian American Studies, and senior editor of the journal. "University research has been a tremendous resource to practitioners, elected officials and community leaders, and those in the community can help inform the university of what the important societal issues for research are. The journal is, as the name implies, the nexus that facilitates communication."

92. Staff | Asian American Christian Fellowship Asian American Christian Fellowship AACF Home Site. Click here if you d likemore information or to be added to our directories. http://www.aacf.org/about/staff/

@import url("../_inc/aboutstyles.css"); AACF Staff Roster Alan Oda - Campus Minister, UC Santa Barbara - ayoda@ix.netcom.com (Volunteer) Angel Cheng - Campus Minister, UC Berkeley - angel_aacf@yahoo.com Anna Quan - Campus Minister, UC San Diego - anna.quan@med.va.gov (Volunteer) Anthony Yuen - Campus Minister, San Jose State University - oaktownmcbigicya@hotmail.com (Volunteer) Arnie Ong - Campus Minister, San Francisco State - aacfstaffer@sbcglobal.net Bruce Chow - Campus Minister, USC - BChowAACF@aol.com (Volunteer) Carolyn Shimabukuro - Campus Minister, Pacific Northwest Regional Director/Leadership Team (LT) - jemspnw@gte.net Dan Christian - Campus Minister, SoCal Regional Team, Cal Poly Pomona - toolmandan@earthlink.net David Fong - Campus Minister, UC Berkeley - dtfong@juno.com David Miyahara - Campus Minister, SoCal Regional Team - miyahara@apu.edu (Volunteer) Derek Miyahara - Campus Minister, NorCal Regional Director/LT - derekmiyahara@earthlink.net (Volunteer) Donna Oda - Campus Minister, UC Santa Barbara - drleeoda@yahoo.com

93. SoCal AAAS Regional Directory | Announcements | VIOLENCE/ACTIVISM/AGENCY Feb. 2, Southern California regional Conference for the Association for Asian AmericanStudies February 2nd, 2002 Loyola Marymount University http://bellarmine.lmu.edu/apam/socal_aaas/02.02.02.html

Souther n California AAAS Regional Announcements PLEASE ANNOUNCE VIOLENCE / ACTIVISM / AGENCY Southern California Regional Conference for the Association for Asian American Studies February 2nd, 2002 Loyola Marymount University DESCRIPTION Two major historical and political events in Asian American history will intersect in Spring 2002 - the 10th anniversary of "sa-i-gu" (Los Angeles Civil Unrest of 1992), and the 20th anniversary of the murder of Vincent Chin. In many ways, these two events have made lasting impressions on the political and cultural contours of Asian America revealing that interethnic relations are not simply "black and white." The aftermath of both events galvanized Asian American civil rights groups and, as a result, increased coalition-building and political representation on many levels. Out of violence arose activism and agency. Now in the aftermath of September 11, violence has once again emerged with an even greater urgency for activism and agency. Immediately after the attacks, Arab and South Asian communities were besieged by acts of violence ranging from hate graffiti to murder. Despite efforts from our nation's leaders to deter acts of hatred, the scope and frequency of hate crimes in the post-9/11 terrorist attacks continue unabated. "What is to be done?" is the underlying question for this conference. Related questions include: What is "activism" and "agency" in these difficult and extraordinary times? What are the lessons and legacies of Vincent Chin and the Los Angeles Civil Unrest in the context of the 9/11 attacks? In what ways does Asian American Studies, a discipline born out of politics, have a responsibility to address these pressing issues? What is the role of the community and the academy in these turbulent times?

94. National Organizations Serving Asian-Pacific American Students Student Unions, Professional Student Organizations, Asian American Studies, More . It holds annual regional Conferences in the East, Midwest, and West; http://imdcontentnew.searchease.com/Villages/Asian/education_academia_study/asia

home search jobs my account employer profiles ... for employers Key Sponsors Asian American Village Categories Special Features Careers, Workplace, Employment Family, Lifestyles, Traditions Opinion and Letters ... Browse Full Index Quick Job Search My Job Tools Login Username: Password: Forgot your username or password? Asian-American Village News Vang convicted of killing deer hunters in WI MN Hmong comm'y questions trial's fairness Akaka announces new Nat. Hawaiian bill OR internment camp wins landmark recommendation Ent Briefs: Dia Mirza's no good girl; plus Jackie Chan, Bruce Lee Hurricane Katrina Special Section Secret Asian Man 9/12: Secret Asian Man: Katrina, coming together Specials " Wall of Angels " Employers announcing open jobs, other aid available to those displaced by Katrina ... What's New @ IMDiversity Career Center? National Organizations Serving Asian-Pacific American Students Student Unions, Professional Student Organizations, Asian American Studies, More B y AAV Staff Following is a shortlist of major national organizations representing Asian-Pacific American student interests. Collectively, they constitute a network for information and events programming that extends to hundreds of campuses nationwide.

95. GLRPPR: Contacts: Illinois Small Business Development Center - Asian American Al The Great Lakes regional Pollution Prevention Roundtable provides a forum forinformation exchange among P2 professionals through meetings, working groups http://www.glrppr.org/contacts/org_view.cfm?orgid=401

96. RegionOnline, National Network Of Regional Communi An Affiliate Of RegionOnline National network of regional community web guides covering San Francisco, The Asian American Women s Coalition (AAWC) is a multicultural group dedicated http://www.regiononline.com/rol/template4.asp?type=linkurl&abbr=ethnic

97. NAWHO Programs | Mental Health Partnering with communitybased organizations, NAWHO has established regionalinformation and referral clearinghouses for Asian American mental health. http://www.nawho.org/mentalhealth.html

Your browser does not support script search site view site map > Programs NAWHO Programs Grants Opportunites Far From Home Breast + Cervical Cancer ... Immunization Mental Health Violence Prevention Reproductive Health Osteoporosis More Health Issues This campaign seeks to lower rates of depression and suicide among Asian American women aged 18-34, to remove stigma surrounding mental health issues through education and outreach, to build the mental health information and referral capacity of community-based organizations, and to empower Asian American women to serve as leaders and advocates for mental health. Partnering with community-based organizations, NAWHO has established regional information and referral clearinghouses for Asian American mental health. Through these clearinghouses, NAWHO and its partners have distributed 13,810 pieces of literature about mental health issues affecting Asian Americans. NAWHO also has produced and distributed 2,012 copies of a public education kit to mental health providers, community members, community-based organizations, and students. To date, NAWHO and its community partners have reached 11,651 adults through direct community education and an estimated 120,000 Asian Americans through media outreach. NAWHO and its partners also have conducted 27 educational workshops about Asian Americans and their mental health needs, reaching 891 participants. These have included Asian American women aged 18-34, other community members, health care providers, educators, and students.

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