Next General Mtg: Wed, Feb 28, 9:30 AM at APALC
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Daniel Huang
Feb 22, 2007, 4:59:01 PM2/22/07
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Hi all, please join
us for our next meeting:
WHAT: APIAs for Fair Immigration Reform general
meeting
WHEN: Wednesday, February 28,
2007 at 9:30-11:00
am
WHERE: Asian
Pacific American Legal Center, 1145
Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90017 (corner of Wilshire and
Lucas)
Agenda forthcoming. Please RSVP to me
at dhu...@apalc.org or 213-241-0237.
Dan
Daniel Huang
Policy Advocate, Immigration & Citizenship
Project
Asian Pacific American Legal Center
1145 Wilshire Blvd., 2nd
Floor Los Angeles, CA 90017
Tel: (213) 977-7500 Ext. 237 Fax:
(213) 977-7595
Farzana Nayani
Oct 5, 2007, 3:49:25 PM10/5/07
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Hello all,
This looks like an interesting conference to attend. I don’t know any more than what is written below but there is a link to their website. - Farzana
I/M/MIGRATION, the 2007 Bellarmine Forum
http://www.lmu.edu/page20459.aspx
October 29 - November 2
The 2007 Bellarmine Forum will focus on the themes of migration. Migration is one of the most important social processes in the world today and touches every facet of our collective and individual lives. As the world’s largest receiving nation of migrants, U.S. has been transformed by global migration, and as one of the most important gateways, Los Angeles is an important site for critical reflection and dialogue. The Forum invites scholars and activists, individuals and organizations, and artists and policy makers to examine migration from all of its critical vantage points, including social justice, human rights, and global responsibility.
Send all email inquiries to bellarm...@lmu.edu.
Farzana Nayani
Education and Training Consultant
Leadership Education for Asian Pacifics, Inc. (LEAP)
(213) 485-1422 ext. 4101
(213) 485-0050 (fax)
fna...@leap.org
www.leap.org
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LEAP is celebrating its 25th Anniversary!
Join us at one of our Fall 2007 community leadership conferences
in Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, New York or San Francisco
For more information see our website @www.leap.org!!
LEAP is a national organization founded in 1982 with a mission to
achieve full participation and equality for Asian Pacific Americans
through leadership, empowerment, and policy. With original programs
in leadership training, public policy research, and community education,
LEAP raises the impact and visibility of Asian Pacific Americans in all sectors.
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This looks like an interesting conference to attend. I don’t know any more than what is written below but there is a link to their website. - Farzana
I/M/MIGRATION, the 2007 Bellarmine Forum
http://www.lmu.edu/page20459.aspx
October 29 - November 2
The 2007 Bellarmine Forum will focus on the themes of migration. Migration is one of the most important social processes in the world today and touches every facet of our collective and individual lives. As the world’s largest receiving nation of migrants, U.S. has been transformed by global migration, and as one of the most important gateways, Los Angeles is an important site for critical reflection and dialogue. The Forum invites scholars and activists, individuals and organizations, and artists and policy makers to examine migration from all of its critical vantage points, including social justice, human rights, and global responsibility.
Send all email inquiries to bellarm...@lmu.edu.
Farzana Nayani
Education and Training Consultant
Leadership Education for Asian Pacifics, Inc. (LEAP)
(213) 485-1422 ext. 4101
(213) 485-0050 (fax)
fna...@leap.org
www.leap.org
***************************************************************
LEAP is celebrating its 25th Anniversary!
Join us at one of our Fall 2007 community leadership conferences
in Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, New York or San Francisco
For more information see our website @www.leap.org!!
LEAP is a national organization founded in 1982 with a mission to
achieve full participation and equality for Asian Pacific Americans
through leadership, empowerment, and policy. With original programs
in leadership training, public policy research, and community education,
LEAP raises the impact and visibility of Asian Pacific Americans in all sectors.
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