41. Koreatown Youth & Community Center About the organization s programs, news, events, and partners. Includes interesting facts on the Korean American community. http://www.kyccla.org/

SPOTLIGHT ON Volunteer! Help families prepare their tax returns and claim vital tax credits. Support KYCC! The mission of the Koreatown Youth and Community Center, Inc. (KYCC) is to serve the evolving needs of the Korean American population in the greater Los Angeles Area as well as the multi-ethnic Koreatown community. KYCC's programs and services are directed toward recently immigrated, economically disadvantaged youth and families, and to promote community socio-economic empowerment. Last update 09/27/2010 Contact Us Site Map

42. 27 Tobacco Use however, reveal much higher smoking levels among specific population groups of Hispanics and Asians or Pacific Islanders. 25 Smoking levels among Vietnamese and Korean Asian Americans http://www.healthypeople.gov/document/pdf/Volume2/27Tobacco.pdf

43. Home Promotes the careers of young musicians. Dedicated to enhancing the lives of residents in the community through cultural exchanges between Korea and the U.S. and education through music. http://www.kamsa.org/

KAMSA Korean-American Music Supporters Association About Us Contact Debut Recital / Benefit Concert Welcome to KAMSA KAMSA is a not-for-profit organization based in the San Francisco Bay Area. Established in 1989, its purpose is to promote the careers of young musicians. Support comes from contributions by members and the community at large. A dedicated volunteer Board of Directors guides and serves the organization. Events News Youth Symphony Orchestra Young Artist Competition ... 2010 Concert Poster

44. Faculty — UCLA Department Of Anthropology gender, race/ethnicity, social justice, critical and multicultural theories, cultural transformation, migration, transnationalism/globalization; US and Korean/Asian Americans http://www.anthro.ucla.edu/faculty.php?lid=491

45. (4/17/2007) Asians Waited Anxiously On News Of Virginia Tech Identity (PNS) All across America, no doubt, nonKorean Asian-Americans are now heaving a sigh of relief. Asian, after all, was the four-alarm-fire word we saw throughout the day after http://www.monitor.net/monitor/0704a/copyright/virginiatechasianfear.html

SEARCH: ASIANS WAITED ANXIOUSLY ON NEWS OF VIRGINIA TECH IDENTITY by Andrew Lam MORE on Virginia Tech massacre (PNS) All across America, no doubt, non-Korean Asian-Americans are now heaving a sigh of relief. "Asian," after all, was the four-alarm-fire word we saw throughout the day after the shootings that took the lives of 33 people at Virginia Tech. The shooter was "Asian," the news reports said. But who was this "Asian" exactly? Before the news identified the killer as Cho Seung-hui, a 23-year-old English major from South Korea, all ethnic backgrounds were up for grabs. A friend from a small college town on the East Coast, who is Chinese, called to say: "Please, please let it be some other Asian. We'll be in deep if it's Chinese." In a popular Vietnamese chatroom, Vietnamese college students were writing to each other to speculate. One said, "I have a bad feeling. It might be Mi't (Vietnamese slang for Vietnamese)." Others wrote in advising each other on what to do. The blogosphere buzzed with speculation on the identity of the killer. The waiting game was as tense as waiting to find out who the next American Idol might be. On another blog, debbieschlussel.com, Schlussel speculated that the shooter could be a Muslim Pakistani. "Why am I speculating that the ÔAsian' gunman is a Pakistani Muslim? Because law enforcement and the media strangely won't tell us more specifically who the gunman is." A Muslim Pakistani friend, an engineer who refused to have his name mentioned, emailed me to say, "If he's a Paki and Muslim, we might all just pack up and go home. I'm praying that he is some other Asian."

46. KAC: Korean-American Calvary Baptist Church, Serving The Community In South Seat An English speaking second generation Korean American church located just south of Seattle. http://kacbc.org/

47. NonVerbal & Cross-Cultural Communication Service ED, Nonverbal Behavior, Sons Axtell, , Greek American, American Jamaican, Rome England, According Munter, American Korean, AsianAmericans Hispanics, nonverbal http://www.lotsofessays.com/viewpaper/1704252.html

var base_url = "http://www.lotsofessays.com/"; Arts Business Custom Research Economics ... Login Given America's diverse ethnic population, nonverbal cross-cultural communication occurs in a variety of settings. Nonverbal communication serves as a bridge for foreign language speakers making the transition to bilingualism. The global marketplace mandates cross-cultural business communication on a daily basis, a sizable portion of which is nonverbal. A review of the literature on nonverbal cross-cultural communication shows evidence of serious research in this field. Axtell, R. (1991) Gestures: The dos and taboos of body language around the world. New York: John Wiley and Sons. Axtell discusses the power of nonverbal communication in a comprehensive book that is invaluable to tourists or business travelers. One section of the book describes the most common cultural gestures, e.g., greetings, insults, beckonings, etc. Another section explains gestures involving all major body parts. A country-by-country listing describes the types of nonverbal communication in common use throughout the world. Helpful illustrations assist the reader in comprehending gestures that would be difficult or impossible to visualize using the printed word alone. Munter, M. (1993, May-June). Cross-cultural communication for managers. Business Horizons, 69-78.

48. Jubilee Presbyterian Church - Irvine, CA Information on the congregation, its meeting place, and upcoming events. http://www.jubileepci.org

49. Vote For John Park Because… | Korean Beacon I am an extreme advocate for Korean/Asian Americans taking on more entertainment roles because I realize the entertainment industry has such a influential impact in this country. http://www.koreanbeacon.com/2010/03/02/vote-for-john-park-because/

Home News Profiles Videos ... Sports Facebook Twitter YouTube MySpace RSS Posted on 02 March 2010 by Korean Beacon Category: Entertainment Music Tags: American Idol American Idol 9 John Park So I plead with all of you, please VOTE for John Park so we can give the guy a shot to prove himself to America. Tweet This Post Related posts: John Park Fails to Connect on American Idol Big bummer last night on American Idol as the men... John Park Sees Another Day at American Idol John Park was relieved on Thursday night to find himself... John Park Wows American Idol We have a Korean man on American Idol and he... John Park Eliminated from American Idol Big bummer on Thursday night as John Park was eliminated... Entertainment Weekly created a power list to rank the currently... Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin 2 Comments For This Post Joe Says: March 3rd, 2010 at 2:23 pm glacierkn Says: March 3rd, 2010 at 9:10 pm Leave a Reply Name (required) Mail (will not be published) (required) Website CATEGORIES Actors Beauty Business ... November 2008 LINKS allkpop Facebook us K-popped!

50. Agape Presbyterian Church - Federal Way, WA Information in Korean and English on worship services, upcoming events, and location. http://www.agapepc.com

51. In Aftermath Of Va. Shooting, Ethnic Groups Prayed, 'Let It Be Some Other Asian' All across America, no doubt, nonKorean Asian-Americans are now heaving a sigh of relief. Asian, after all, was the four-alarm-fire word we saw throughout the day after the http://www.alternet.org/story/50698/

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52. :: ¹÷½ºÄ«¿îƼÀå·Î±³È¸¸¦ ¹æ¹®ÇØ Áּż­ °¨»çÇÕ´Ï´Ù :: Information on programs in Korean and English. http://mybcpc.org

53. QC Queens College Pyong Gap Min, one of the nation’s leading scholars on Korean/Asian Americans and immigration, doesn’t have to travel far to carry out his research. http://www.qc.cuny.edu/qc_profile/faculty/Pages/default.aspx?FullName=Pyong Gap

54. Korean American Family Service Center Helps Korean American families prevent domestic violence; includes news and number for 24-hour hotline. http://www.kafsc.org/

55. PIGGYBACKmedia Directory of Korean business listings nationwide. Has phone listings, websites, coupons, consumer business information and addresses for local or national U.S. Korean businesses. http://www.haninweb.com/

56. HP 2010 Companion Document - Tobacco Use reveal much higher smoking levels among specific subpopulation groups of Hispanics and Asians and Pacific Islanders. 47 Smoking levels among Vietnamese and Korean Asian Americans are http://www.nalgap.org/PDF/Resources/Tobacco.pdf

57. Korean Churches For Community Development Aims to maximize the capacity of the Korean and other Asian-American churches and nonprofit communities primarily in the areas of affordable housing, job training, economic development and other social services. http://www.kccd3300.org/

58. Center For Comparative Immigration Studies » University Of California Research A political economy, class, gender, race/ethnicity, social justice, cultural transformation, transnationalism/globalization; Korean/Asian Americans, http://ccis.ucsd.edu/people/uc-research-associates/

Home About About CCIS Funding ... People University of California Research Associates Last First Email Campus Department Research Interests Bloemraad Irene bloemr@berkeley.edu Berkeley Sociology Ceniza Choy Catherine ceniza@berkeley.edu Berkeley Ethnic Studies Asian American history, Philippine/Filipino American studies, contemporary U.S. immigration, international migration of nurses, transnational adoption Fox Cybelle cfox@berkeley.edu Berkeley Sociology Glenn Evelyn Nakano englenn@berkeley.edu Berkeley Ethnic Studies citizenship, immigration, intersections of race and gender, care labor, colorism Guendelman Sylvia sylviag@berkeley.edu Berkeley Public Health Reproductive health, access to healthcare, health along US-Mex Border, health issues of working women, obesity Hirschkind Charles chirschk@berkeley.edu Berkeley Anthropology Um Khatharya umk@berkeley.edu Berkeley Ethnic Studies Southeast Asia, refugees, transnational and diaspora studies, transnational civil society, human security, health and education Guarnizo Luis leguarnizo@ucdavis.edu Davis Economic Sociology, entrepreneurs, comparative international development, citizenship

59. Articles Written For Korean Quarterly | Winzig Consulting Services | Technical W Offers book reviews, articles, editorials, and letters listed by Jerry Winzig for the Korean Quarterly. http://www.winzigconsultingservices.com/files/kqwriting.html

Winzig Home Writing Tips BACK TO WRITING SAMPLES ... Contact Info More on . . . Articles Written for Korean Quarterly The book reviews, articles, editorials, and letters listed below were written by Jerry Winzig for the Korean Quarterly , which is published four times a year in St. Paul, Minnesota. The views expressed in these pieces do not necessarily reflect those of the Korean Quarterly Remembering the Cost of Democracy Summer 2005 book review of They Are Not Machines , by Soonok Chun The Big Issues of North Korean Economics Summer 2004 book review of Korea after Kim Jong-il , by Marcus Noland Reaching Critical Mass Spring 2004 book review of The Korean Diaspora in the World Economy , edited by C. Fred Bergsten and Inbom Choi A Scholarly Look at Korean Protestantism Winter 2003/2004 book review of Chung Shin Park's Protestantism and Politics in Korea Becoming a Multi-Racial Family Winter 2003/2004 book review of Lana Noone's (with Byron, Jennie and Jason Noone) Global Mom Letter to the Editor (Regarding Article on North Korea) Winter 2003/2004 letter regarding George Katsiaficas' article in the Summer 2003 special section on North Korea Which Century Will Be Asian American?

60. RCA - Reformed Church In America: Home Part of the AA Church Consulting website; ministry of Robert Goette, specializing in Korean/Asian Americans. Ethnic Harvest. Excellent resource center for serving the ethnic http://www.rca.org/Page.aspx?&pid=3121&srcid=3124

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