Applications are due March 8 for the Eva Lowe Fellowship for Social Justice at the Chinese Progressive Association.
The Eva Lowe Fellowship for Social Justice provides a unique opportunity to a new generation of activists and organizers who want to...
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Yes, that's right. You can eat and raise funds for KollaborationSF at the same time!
KollaborationSF is holding a fundraiser at Ichiban Restaurant in Berkeley. Bring your friends, family, coworkers to dine on Ichiban's wide variety of Japanese...
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The Asian American Bar Association of the Greater Bay Area will hold their annual dinner on Friday, March 19, from 6 p.m. at New Asia Restaurant, 772 Pacific Avenue, San Francisco. AABA will install their new officers and present their annual awards...
The text of this post is from a press release issued by attorney John Ota and forwarded to me by Richard Wada. I reprint it here in full with only minor style changes. - Keith
Chevron Corporation's multi-million dollar "Human Energy" advertising...
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Project by Project SF/Bay Area today announced its selection of APA Family Support Services as its 2010 Partner Organization. This marks the first campaign partnership for PbP SF/Bay Area since the launch of the chapter in September 2009.
The...
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We invite you to join us for 8: A Symposium: Voices from The Asian American Literary Review, a day-long celebration of eight of today’s most accomplished and exciting Asian American writers.
Come to any or all of the readings by Karen Tei Yamashita...
The San Francisco Japantown Foundation will announce details of its 2010 matching grants program at a community meeting on Monday, January 25, at 4 p.m. in the Union Bank Japantown branch conference room, 1674 Post Street, San Francisco.
Like many...
Assemblymember Paul Fong and NBC are sponsoring a Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service on January 18, 2010, according to an email forwarded by Campbell Mayor Evan Low.
During his lifetime, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. worked tirelessly toward a dream...
Project by Project San Francisco (http://www.projectbyproject.org) invites the community to celebrate Asian Heritage Night with the Golden State Warriors as they take on Yi Jianlian and the New Jersey Nets. A portion of each ticket sold will include a...
The Asian Pacific Community Fund (APCF), in partnership with Asian Americans/Pacific Islanders in Philanthropy (AAPIP), is seeking nominations for young individuals and organizations that have exemplified outstanding support for the Asian Pacific Islander...
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