21. OCA NATIONAL WEBSITE - Home Programs, news, events, conventions, membership, and discussions. http://www.ocanational.org

Skip to content Home About OCA Our Mission ... History OCA National OCA Programs About OCA Mission Statement OCA National Center How to Get Involved Membership Chapters Join our Mailing List Website Feedback Support OCA by using www.goodsearch.com Programs Entrepreneur Empowerment MAAP: Mentoring Asian American Professionals College Affiliate Program (CAP) ... Internships Press Releases AAPI Organizations Express Concern Regarding Xenophobic Rhetoric OCA To Host Second Annual Bamboo Event In Washington, DC OCA to Honor 7 Asian Pacific American Corporate Leaders OCA Newsletter October 2010 ... ACTION ALERT: One Nation Working Together Rally Hot Links APA Heritage Month Convention Census 2010 Portrait of Chinese Americans ... Press Releases 1322 18th Street, NW, Washington, DC 20036-1803 Tel: 202-223-5500 Fax: 202-296-0540 oca@ocanational.org

22. Chinese | Asian Americans For Obama Our group Twitter account is at http//www.twitter.com/aa4o To properly send Twitters to other Asian Americans for Obama, in your Twitter client, type d aa4o aa4o your http://www.asianamericansforobama.com/tag/chinese

Home Calendar Endorsements Featured Endorsements ... Contact Us Events Events are coming soon, stay tuned! Have more events? You want us to post your Obama-related event? Send an e-mail to events@ asianamericansforobama.com Recent Comments Gran Turismo 5 release date on Register to Vote! consumer credit counseling on Asian America Must Battle Injustice Alongside President Obama Marcelene Hoefert on Margaret Cho Discusses Sarah Palin Chanel handbags on Update on Barack Obama Volunteer Attacked in Wisconsin Coach handbags on Alaskan Native Holly Miowak Meets Barack Obama at the Democratic National Convention Archives October 2010 October 2009 September 2009 August 2009 ... AA4O Twitter Feed An error has occurred; the feed is probably down. Try again later. Twitter Our group Twitter account is at http://www.twitter.com/aa4o To properly send Twitters to other Asian Americans for Obama, in your Twitter client, type "d aa4o #aa4o [your message here]". Those of you already adding the #aa4o hashtag did a great job during the last debate. The results are below. Search for: Obama Shout-outs Latest on Wed, 16:12

23. Love As Strong As Ginger, A Literature-based Unit Study For The There might even be a school or hospital, where most employees are fluent in Chinese. AsianAmericans An Asian-American is generally defined as a person of Asian ancestry and http://www.homeschoolshare.com/love_as_strong_as_ginger.php

24. Chinese American Medical Society - Homepage Programs, membership, news, health issues, links, and contact information. http://www.camsociety.org/

C HINESE A MERICAN M EDICAL S OCIETY Health Care Reform Forum November 10, 2010 (Wednesday) 9:30 am - 12:30 pm Beth Israel Medical Center Dr. Jamie Torres, Director, Region II HHS (RSVP November 3, 2010) details held October 30, 2010 CAMS 47 th ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCE A Symposium On Infectious Disease and RED LANTERN DINNER GALA Gala Information HEALTH NEWS: Contaminated Baby Formula Recalled CAMS Hepatitis B Position Statement Press Release on PLAVIX HBV Counseling Toolkit Health articles provided by CAMS members List of Articles Chinese American Medical Society

25. YouTube - 18th Annual Conference: 2009 Survey Panel (1/7) Panel 1 Still the Other? Public Attitudes toward Chinese/Asian Americans Welcoming Remarks Mr. John M. Papadopulos, President of Retirement Services Group, Wells Fargo Co http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0clrGTvZTWY

26. Lizzie Schimmel's Journalism Blog: Analysis Archives Thomas said out of all the articles he has read pertaining to Chinese/AsianAmericans (which he notes hasn't been many at all) that this one remains pretty neutral in its writing http://blog.lib.umn.edu/schi0621/3101newsfall2009/analysis/

Lizzie Schimmel's Journalism Blog Recently in Analysis Category Analysis: Records in "Swine flu far less severe in latest calculations" By on December 11, 2009 8:34 PM No Comments No TrackBacks USA Today wrote a story about how the Swine flu was almost even with the dealth toll from the seasonal flu. This story is full of numbers ranging from ages, dealth tolls, hospitalizations, years and people infected with the flu. To obtain all these numbers, the reporter would have to know how to access hosipital records and maybe find different studies about the death toll for the Swine and seasonal flu. He would have had to contact health officials, medical journals, health organizations and perhaps various researchers. There is a percent that either could have came from an analysis or one he had to calculae on his own. Analysis: Diversity story on Chinese language dialects By on November 19, 2009 3:01 PM No Comments No TrackBacks The New York Times wrote an article in October about how the Chinese language in and around Manhattan's Chinatown is changing from Cantonese to Mandarin. I met a Chinese-American student at Coffman Student Union and discussed this article with him. He is a senior named Thomas, who lives just off-campus. Thomas convienantly has been to Chinatown twice throughout his life and has a general background about the Chinese language. His grandparents speak Cantonese. We both came to the conclusion that this article is more substansive than stereotypical of the Chinese-American population. The news article starts off with one man's perspective on the way language is changing in Chinatown. The article goes into more factual information about the people that live in the area and about how schools are adapting to teach children the different dialects.

27. Welcome To CASPA | Chinese American Semiconductor Professional Association Announcements, events, newsletter, job market, members, and how to join. http://www.caspa.com/

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28. Asian-Americans Kids: Moving Back And Forth Between Asia | Education | 8Asians.c In China, Jocks Don’t Rule School; But the Smart Kids, They’re Cool. And Chinese Asian Americans? Wealthy Chinese Sending More Kids to U.S. Military Schools http://www.8asians.com/2009/01/01/asian-americans-kids-moving-back-and-forth-bet

8 Asians About us Advertise Events GASP! ... Asian-Americans Kids: Moving Back and Forth Between Asia By Jeff Thursday, January 1, 2009 9 Comments My boss has been living in India (I like to joke that my management has been outsourced), but he is moving back to the United States.  One of his concerns is how his daughter will deal with the move.  She originally lived in the US, moved to India, and is now moving back again.  This article from the Mercury News Philippe Nover Jun ) of the Wonder Girls spent time in San Jose.  Sam Milby is successful in the Philippines.  Jero went to Japan to start a career doing Enka .   My nephew who does hip hop and electronic music and one of the last people I would expect to go to Asia, goes to the Philippines and other parts of Asia to perform almost every year.  I am sure that there are many others that I did not mention. I have occasionally thought about making that career move to Asia, but never that seriously.  I do regret not taking my own kids there.  It will be interesting to see how this new generation of Asian American kids evolve.  Will they become totally assimilated into American culture, as some people say, or will they start forming a new hybrid global culture combining Asian and American? What next?

29. Home - Chinese-American Museum Of Chicago A museum in Chicago s Chinatown for exhibitions, education, and research relating to Chinese-American culture and history in the Midwestern United States. http://www.ccamuseum.org

Chinatown Museum Foundation Chinese-American Museum of Chicago Celebrating the Chinese-American cultural heritage of the Midwest Home About Us Contact Us Guest Book ... Return to top See below for INDEXES to this website: Exhibits Research Programs Board , etc. Click here to jump there CLICK HERE FOR INFORMATION ABOUT THE CHINESE-AMERICAN MUSEUM OF CHICAGO (CAMOC AND ABOUT THE CHINATOWN MUSEUM FOUNDATION BOTH AIMED AT TELLING CHINESE-AMERICANS AND OTHER AMERICANS ABOUT THE BACKGROUND OF HISTORIC AND RECENT CHINESE IMMIGRATION TO CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, AND THE MIDWESTERN U.S. Past CMF Lectures on Chinese-American Religion: : " Protestantism , Missionaries, and the Chinese Immigrant," Protestant Images . " B uddhism and Chinese Americans in Chicago: The Immigration of a Religion," : " Catholicism in Chinese Chicago" Speakers: Mr. Richard May, Dr. Al Chen, Sister Barbara Doherty, Ph.D. Raymond Lee Jeffrey Moy the gift of one-half of the vacant lot how you too can donate Wen Yiduo wrote his " Laundryman's Song " after spending a year in Chicago in 1922-23.  Kenneth Rexroth Click to see the updated list of CMF Board of Directors Advisory Council and Committee Members This web site now has a good deal of data on Chinese involvement in Chicago's world fairs

30. Chinese American History Timeline Timeline covers the major events in Chinese-American history from the California Gold Rush of 1848 to the Immigration Reform Act of 1995. http://online.sfsu.edu/~ericmar/catimeline.html

Chinese American History Timeline Gold discovered at Sutter's Mill, California Sutter's Mill 195 Chinese Contract Laborers land in Hawaii People v. Hall rules that Chinese cannot give testimony in court Chinese Consolidated Benevolant Association, the Chinese 6 Companies, formed California passes a "police tax" of $2.50 a month on every Chinese Central Pacific Railroad Co. recruits Chinese workers for the first transcontinental railroad 2,000 Chinese railroad workers stage a one week strike Burlingame-Seward Treaty First transcontinental railroad completed Transcontinental Railroad California passes a law against the importation of Chinese, Japanese, and "Mongolian" women for the purpose of prostitution Los Angeles, CA: anti-Chinese violence Page Law Chico, CA: anti-Chinese violence In re Ah Yup rules Chinese ineligible for naturalized citizenship US and China sign treaty giving the US the right to limit but "not absolutely prohibit" Chinese immigration California's Civil Code passes anti-miscegination law 1882 Chinese Exclusion Act Rock Springs Wyoming Anti-Chinese Violence Yick Wo v. Hopkins

31. Chinese American Forum Online Chinese American Forum (CAF), a cultural and educational magazine, serves as an open dialogue to promote mutual understanding between Chinese/Asian Americans and the general public http://caforumonline.org/default.htm

Chinese American Forum About Memberships Subscriptions Sample Content Mission: Chinese American Forum (CAF), a cultural and educational magazine, serves as an open dialogue to promote mutual understanding between Chinese/Asian Americans and the general public and to urge Chinese/Asian Americans to join the American mainstream. "We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America." Preamble to the United States Constitution In an authoritarian country, the majority dare not speak for fear of unjust persecution; in a democratic society, the minority must speak to claim their constitutional and human rights. Chinese American Form (in English) was established to facilitate open communication between Chinese Americans and the American public. It has been dedicated to promoting mutual understanding among all Americans since 1985. CAF has published articles on many topics including culture, philosophy, history, traditions, and heritage, as well as Chinese Americans affairs, accomplishments, and life experiences.

32. Home Non-profit organization that serves the objective to bridge Chinese individuals to promote the sharing of thoughts and concerns. http://www.huaren.org/

Welcome to Huaren Huaren Home E-Magazine Red Cross Worldwide Huaren Forum ... Chinese Music Member Login User Name: Password: Register 487 Mitcham Road Mitcham 3132 Victoria Australia Tel 61-3-98735050 Fax 61-3-98743618 Email Us Home PRESS RELEASE (embargo copy - please release after 12:00pm HK time today World Cities Meet in Hong Kong to take action on Climate Change Hong Kong, November 5, 2010 (Firday) today at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. The C40 climate leadership group is an association of cities from the developed and the developing world that are already taking action on climate change. The Workshop brings cities together from around the C40 network for an exchange on latest best practises and thinking on low carbon living. The two key themes of the event are improving energy efficiency of existing and new buildings and developing and planning for the uptake of Electric Vehicles. Because cities have a significant role to play in regulating and managing buildings and transport, these sectors represent critical opportunities to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and the impact of climate change. Buildings alone represent an average of 60% of total global emissions, and there are more than 20 million vehicles in just 19 key C40 cities.

33. History Of Chinese Americans In Utah - KUED 7 Utah: The Chinese Experience Chinese Asian Americans in Utah, A Living History By Eric YuanChin Cheng for Asian Americans in Utah, A Living Histor y. http://www.kued.org/chineseamerican/utah/history.html

Local History Portraits of People Olympic Album Community Directory ... Panel Discussion History of Chinese in Utah Local History: Plum Alley, Salt Lake's Chinatown More Historical Photos Chinese: Asian Americans in Utah, A Living History By Eric Yuan-Chin Cheng for Asian Americans in Utah, A Living Histor y. Published in 1999 by the Asian American Advisory Council of the Utah Office of Asian Affairs. Used with permission by the author. (PDF format: 198K, 28p.) The Hidden History of Plum Alley, Salt Lake's Chinatown Narration by William Louie, a retired Chinese American architect born in Ogden, Utah. Photos from the Utah State Historical Society and Deseret News. More Historical Photos of Chinese in Utah From the Utah State Historical Society and Deseret News archives.

34. Chinatown-online.com Guide to Chinese culture, entertainment, restaurants, business, community activities, and Chinatown attractions. http://www.chinatown-online.com/

Search The Web This Site for Home Advertise Contact Us Shopping Auto Pressure Cooker Show Tickets Culture Tableware ... World Records New York City's Chinatown, the largest Chinatown in the USA more Shopping in New York City is a joy. There are a lot of fun and ... more Chinatown has more than 200 restaurants, where you will find more I T Services IT Audit ... Automatic Electric Pressure Cooker Large capacity: 5 liters or 1.5 gallons or 6 quarts A brand new concept: A rice cooker AND a pressure cooker. Cooks everything: rice, porridge, chicken, meat, stew, ribs, etc

35. Directory Of National Chinese American Civic And Professioanl Organizations The Chinese American Forum (CAF), the cultural magazine, serves as an open dialog to promote mutual understanding between Chinese/Asian Americans and the http://www.yellowbridge.com/people/organizations.php

Home Up Site Map Marketplace ... Sign In Directory of National Chinese American Organizations Steffi Lau, Section Editor Civic Organizations Name Mission or Objectives* Chinese American Citizen Alliance "...to fully enjoy and defend the rights and privileges of American citizenship ..." Chinese-American Cultural Bridge Center "To promote cross-cultural awareness and fellowship between people in the Chinese and American cultures through the arts and education." Chinese American Forum "The Chinese American Forum (CAF), the cultural magazine, serves as an open dialog to promote mutual understanding between Chinese/Asian Americans and the general public and to encourage Chinese/Asian Americans to join the American mainstream." Chinese American Museum of Los Angeles "...to foster a deeper understanding and appreciation of America's diverse heritage by researching, preserving, and sharing the history, rich cultural legacy and continuing contributions of Chinese Americans." Chinese Historical Society of America "...to promote the contributions that Chinese Americans living in this country have made to the United States of America"

36. Welcome To The Chinese Community Center Information on several programs, board and staff, history, and contact information. Houston, Texas. http://www.ccchouston.org/

Home Directions Contact Us Introduction ... Contributors CCC’s Services Child Development Center Youth Program After School Program United Way Profile ... 2010 Gala Quick Links Select Type Upcoming Events Past Events Latest News Bank of America Awards $200,000 Women's Health Survey Days of Caring Brighten up CCC OFFICE HOURS Main Office Monday to Friday 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM ( Hours may vary based on Department ) Gymnasium Tuesday to Saturday 9:00AM to 9:00PM Sunday 12:00PM to 5:00PM (Also open at other times) The Chinese Community Center Center has been selected as a 2010 Bank of America Neighborhood Builder. A prestigious award given to two non-profit organizations in Houston, CCC will receive $200,000 in general operating support, along with participation in specially designed leadership development programs. In picture left to right: (Top) Board Vice-Chair Jarvis Cheung, Juanita Elizondo, Daisy Wong, Lance Cumberland, Board Chair Marylynn Kallina-Matthews, Executive Director Chi-Mei Lin, Cecil Fong, Ernest Hui, Dr. James Tang, Joy Wangdi, (Below) Staff Members Anita Lin and Sandra Ham.

37. Black-Asian Divide: Lessons From History | OaklandSeen | Community News Given the respective histories of African Americans and Chinese/Asian Americans, there’s an irony about the current blackChinese/Asian conflict. http://www.oaklandseen.com/2010/05/18/black-asian-divide-lessons-from-history/

@import url( http://www.oaklandseen.com/wp-content/themes/oaklandseen/style.css ); About Us News Blogs Events ... Share Black-Asian Divide: Lessons From History By William Wong Published May 18, 2010 In my previous blog , I shared raw, honest feelings of a few ethnic Chinese and Japanese email correspondents responding to earlier blogs Given the respective histories of African Americans and Chinese/Asian Americans, there’s an irony about the current black-Chinese/Asian conflict. Both blacks and yellows have ugly American histories at the hands of white people and government – slavery and legal segregation in the American south for African Americans; Chinese Exclusion Act and other discriminatory laws against Chinese/Asian Americans. One might think there would be sympathy and compassion for each other, but just knowing these respective painful histories won’t by itself bridge the black-Chinese/Asian divide. Though there are incidental overlaps and countless black-yellow interactions, these really aren’t shared histories, except for the fact that The Man (white folks) had the power to keep blacks and yellows down, i.e., individualized and institutional racism, plain and simple. We were becoming a fairer, more equitable nation. Post-World War II America underwent profound changes, deeply affecting the economic, social, cultural, and political lives of African Americans – desegregation of schools, work places, neighborhoods; southern blacks moving north; expansion of the black middle- and upper classes; more African Americans winning political office.

38. Chinese Historical And Cultural Project Festivals, seminars, grants, how to volunteer, and information on Chinese culture. http://www.chcp.org/

Contents CHCP Homepage Current Highlights ... Questions? The Chinese Historical and Cultural Project (CHCP) is based in Santa Clara County, California. It was founded in 1987 as a non-profit organization to promote and preserve Chinese American and Chinese history and culture through community outreach activities. The leadership of the organization is comprised of volunteers Officers, Board of Directors, and Advisory Board. A Board of Trustees oversees the major maintenance of the Ng Shing Gung Museum with the City of San Jose and History San Jose. CHCP's first major project was to reconstruct the Ng Shing Gung , a religious and community center originally built in 1888 in San Jose's "Heinlenville" settlement, the last Chinatown of San Jose. In 1991, CHCP donated the Ng Shing Gung Museum to the City of San Jose, making it available to the community at the History Park, at Kelley Park, San Jose. The museum building lower floor serves as a Chinese-American Museum telling the stories of the early Chinese pioneers in Santa Clara Valley. The second floor showcases the original 1888 gold-gilded altar and the five gods. The short documentary movie of the last Chinatown in San Jose, Homebase: A Chinatown Called Heinlenville , was directed by Jessica Yu, an Oscar-award winner, and can be viewed upstairs at the Ng Shing Gung Museum.

39. Chinese | Asian Americans For Obama - Part 2 Our group Twitter account is at http//www.twitter.com/aa4o To properly send Twitters to other Asian Americans for Obama, in your Twitter client, type d aa4o aa4o your http://www.asianamericansforobama.com/tag/chinese/page/2

Home Calendar Endorsements Featured Endorsements ... Contact Us Events Events are coming soon, stay tuned! Have more events? You want us to post your Obama-related event? Send an e-mail to events@ asianamericansforobama.com Recent Comments Gran Turismo 5 release date on Register to Vote! consumer credit counseling on Asian America Must Battle Injustice Alongside President Obama Marcelene Hoefert on Margaret Cho Discusses Sarah Palin Chanel handbags on Update on Barack Obama Volunteer Attacked in Wisconsin Coach handbags on Alaskan Native Holly Miowak Meets Barack Obama at the Democratic National Convention Archives October 2010 October 2009 September 2009 August 2009 ... AA4O Twitter Feed An error has occurred; the feed is probably down. Try again later. Twitter Our group Twitter account is at http://www.twitter.com/aa4o To properly send Twitters to other Asian Americans for Obama, in your Twitter client, type "d aa4o #aa4o [your message here]". Those of you already adding the #aa4o hashtag did a great job during the last debate. The results are below. Search for: Obama Shout-outs Latest on Wed, 16:12

40. Diojiu Bhung Gak: Home Language, history, the diaspora, and media resources of Teochiu Culture in North America http://teochiu.tripod.com/

Build your own FREE website at Tripod.com Share: Facebook Twitter Digg reddit document.write(lycos_ad['leaderboard']); document.write(lycos_ad['leaderboard2']); Welcome to Diojiu Bhung Gak! DIOJIU (also known as "Teochiu", "Teochew", "Chaozhou" and "Chiuchao"), is a Chinese dialect spoken in southeastern Guangdong province as well in a diaspora that spans the world over. This site is dedicated to educating visitors about the language of the Diojiu people. For more information about Diojiu culture and to interact with the Diojiu online community you can visit GagiNang - This site is going through massive content overhaul. Please check back periodically to see new features. I plan to revamp lessons, including interactive exercises, among other new things. * Feel free to send questions, comments, suggestions and corrections to Diojiu Bhung Gak (DGB) by clicking HERE *VIEWING CHINESE CHARACTERS* On DBG, Chinese characters in the body text can be viewed by changing your language settings to UTF (Unicode). If you can see the following characters then your computer settings are working fine: 潮州人, if not then you need to adjust your language settings.

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