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62. AsianWeek.com: National News: Clinton Joins South Asian Americans South asian americans. Together they plan to raise funds for quake victims. By KatherineRoth/AP. Former President Bill Clinton met on Feb. 2 with indian American http://www.asianweek.com/2001_02_09/news4_clinton_aidtoindia.html

Click for our latest cover Buy our Year of the Snake poster! Home February 9 - 15, 2001 Big Problems: Sumo wrestlers overweight and in pain (in National News) Powerless to stop blackouts in Chinatown (in Bay Area News) After Estrada: The Philippines in transition (in Business) Stop Kiss: A play about sexual integrity and self knowledge Emil Amok: DeGuzman, the misplaced Filipino (in Opinion) Clinton Joins South Asian Americans Together they plan to raise funds for quake victims By Katherine Roth/AP Former President Bill Clinton met on Feb. 2 with Indian American businessmen and some Indian government officials to launch a money-raising project for victims of an earthquake that killed thousands. Speaking in front of the office of Citibank, Clinton said he met for three hours with Victor Menezes, president and CEO of Citibank and Citicorp, and about a dozen other Indian American business leaders. They made plans to form a group, Americans for Indian Relief and Reconstruction, which will raise funds to help victims of the Indian earthquake. The U.S. government has pledged a total of $9 million so far, to help the victims of the Jan. 26 quake that killed at least 14,000 people. Officials estimate the final toll could reach 35,000. Total damage from the quake has been estimated at more than $5 billion.

63. Courses Offered review the cultural issues in health and healthcare of asian americans; and discuss AASI222 asian indian Women Also Offered as SOCI 222 TTh 1230 - 145 Web http://www.sp.uconn.edu/~wwwasi/courses.htm

Courses Asian American Studies Institute Director and Faculty Roger N. Buckley and Sam Lee working together. The Institute offers courses whose common thread is the Asian American experience that provide a comparative analysis of race, class, gender and Asian ethnicity. Spring 2003 AASI 216- Asian Medical Systems Also Offered as AH 216 W 5:00 - 8:00 This course examines and discusses the most popular Asian medical systems, e.g., Ayurveda and Chinese herbal medicine. Usha Palaniswamy , Assistant Professor of Allied Health and Asian American Studies. AASI 221W- Sociological Perspectives on Asian American Women Also Offered as SOCI 221 TTh 12:30 - 1:45 This course focuses on the social structures affecting the lives of different groups of Asian American women in the US. Current experiences of different groups will be related to the socio-historical processes of the 20th century. This course also examines questions of the differences of Asian American women's relationship to the market economy, the organization and effects of non-paid versus paid labor force participation, the emphasis on women as the upholders of tradition and community identity, and explores organized movements for social change. Bandana Purkayastha , Assistant Professor of Sociology and Asian American Studies.

64. American Experience subthemes) African americans asian americans Mexican americans Native americans Other Women. no web site available) indian schools and the http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/archives_themes_bios.html

The Presidents Biographies War and Politics Technology Popular Culture The American Landscape Biographies (sub-themes): African Americans Asian Americans Mexican Americans Native Americans Other ... Women Adam Clayton Powell (no web site available) One of the most charismatic black leaders of the 20th century. Duke Ellington - Reminiscing in Tempo (no web site available) The international star who created some of the most exciting music America had ever heard. Fatal Flood A dramatic story of greed, power and race during one of America's greatest natural disasters. Freedom on My Mind (no web site available) Recruits in a nonviolent army fight the white Mississippi political establishment to register black voters, create schools and bring national attention to the struggle. Goin' Back To T-Town (no web site available) In a nostalgic celebration of old fashioned neighborhood life, the black residents of Tulsa relive their community's remarkable rise and tragic decline. Ida B. Wells A Passion for Justice (no web site available) The life of the legendary former slave and crusading journalist.

65. NetIP-NY the growth of a socially responsible network of highlytalented indian-American professionals Forginga Voice Defining the Role of South asian americans in US http://www.netip-ny.org/

FEEDBACK QUICK LINKS: Weekly Email Archives Weekly Email Enter Your Email The Network Of Indian Professionals, New York (NetIP-NY) is a non-profit organization dedicated to furthering the professional development and advancement of Indian-Americans. NetIP-NY seeks to create and facilitate the growth of a socially responsible network of highly-talented Indian-American professionals and entrepreneurs. more about us... Upcoming NETIP Events as of 2003/04/07 Date Event Cost Members: Non-members: Spend An Afternoon with Seniors FREE (Volunteer event) Drink Local: New York Wine Tasting Members: $30 Prepaid Non-members: $40 Prepaid; At door: Additional $10 at do Members: Non-members: At door: NetIP-NY Scholarships - Deadline Extended FREE (Volunteer event) Click here for Non NetIP-NY Events Ever dreamed of looking through the eyes of a director? Are you Interested in learning about what it takes to make it in the fitness industry? Come to the Network of Indian Professionals' Business Card Thursday on April 10, 2003 and discover the answers to all these questions while you nosh, network and learn about new and interesting careers.

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68. Asian American Studies Initiative, University Of Minnesota Paul have the greatest concentration of asianamericans in the interior of the wereHmong, Korean, and Vietnamese, followed by Chinese, asian indian, and Lao http://www.cla.umn.edu/aasi/aasum.html

Home Asian American Studies at the U of M Faculty Courses Resources Asian American Studies at the University of Minnesota Asian American Studies has several necessary functions in any academic setting. First, it provides a scholarly and critical context for understanding the history, politics, and culture of Americans of Asian descent, and for looking at the situation of racial minorities in the United States and other parts of the Americas. Second, it allows intellectual and artistic collaboration, and the genuine exchange of ideas and knowledge, to take place in settings both inside and outside the classroom. Finally, it works to tie the resources of the university more closely to those of local communities, particularly those with a high population of Asian immigrants and Asian Americans. In terms of its locale, community resources, and faculty, the University of Minnesota is uniquely positioned to develop the teaching of Asian American history, politics, literature, and culture. Maintained by AASI Web Administrator . Last modified on November 13, 2002.

69. IMDiversity.com - Census Facts On Asian Americans Census Facts on asian americans. owned the most firms in 1992 (153,096), followedby those of Korean origin (104,918) and those of asian indian origin (93,340). http://www.imdiversity.com/article_detail.asp?Article_ID=2520

70. IMDiversity.com - Silicon Valley Indian Entrepreneurs Needed Famous indian American entrepreneur Nimish Mehta of Mountain View's Stratify membershave been publicly denouncing hate crimes against South asian americans. http://www.imdiversity.com/villages/asian/Article_Detail.asp?Article_ID=8096

71. APA Community This diversity among asian americans also shows up when we look at the overallsize of the asian American population asian indian/South asian, 1,678,767, 16.4. http://www.odos.uiuc.edu/apaa/apa_community.asp

Asian Pacific American Affairs ODOS Asian Pacific American Affairs University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign APA Community Nationwide Statistics State Statistics UIUC Statistics Nationwide Statistics Asian Pacific Americans are America's fastest growing, most diverse, and most affluent minority group. (American Demographics, 7/91) There are over 11 million Asian Pacific Americans living in the U.S., a 72% increase since 1990, comprising 4 percent of the entire population. (U.S. Census Bureau, 3/01). In 2050, it is projected that the Asian Pacific American population will comprise 11% of the total U.S. population, an increase of nearly 7% from 1992. The Asian Pacific American and other labor force are projected to make up 5.7 percent of the total labor force in 2008, compared to 4.6 percent in 1998. (U.S. Dept. of Labor and Statistics, 1995) Asian Ethnic Group Growth Rate, 1980-1990

72. Study Finds Deadly Spike In Racial Violence Against Asian Americans Singled out as targets, according to the report, have been South asian americans,including indian and Pakistani americans, but especially Sikh americans, a http://www.refuseandresist.org/imm/031202attacks.html

Study Finds Deadly Spike in Racial Violence Against Asian Americans [Los Angeles Times - 3/11/02] Racist attacks against Asian Americans spiked significantly nationwide after Sept. 11, claiming two lives and causing injuries to dozens more, according to a report released today by the National Asian Pacific American Legal Consortium. The study, "Backlash: When America Turned on Its Own," tracked 243 incidents in the three-month period after the terrorist attacks. By contrast, bias-based attacks against Asian Americans for typical 12-month periods number around 400, according to the report. Victims included a Sikh American from Mesa, Ariz., who was shot and killed by a gunman who yelled "I stand for America all the way," and a Pakistani American grocer who was killed in Texas. Nonviolent crimes against Asian Americans ranged from vandalism to verbal harassment. Businesses have been pelted with Molotov cocktails and homes burned to the ground, according to the report. Among those targeted have been women and children. Singled out as targets, according to the report, have been South Asian Americans, including Indian and Pakistani Americans, but especially Sikh Americans, a religious group often mistakenly perceived to be Arab because many of their men wear turbans and long beards.

73. Diversity: Web Sites preservation and display of asian Pacific American and improve life opportunitiesfor Hispanic americans. Native American American indian/Alaska Native Hot http://usinfo.state.gov/usa/race/diversity/divlinks.htm

Diversity 19 March 2003 Selected Web Sites: Diversity General Asian American Black American Hispanic American ... Native American General American Council on Education (ACE). Office of Minorities in Higher Education (OMHE) OMHE provides information on the educational status of minorities, model campus programs and the other efforts to increase minority participation and degree attainment. This page has links to publications such as the annual Status Report on Minorities in Higher Education and its biennial conference, Educating All of One Nation: Affirming Diversity in the 21st Century: Developing a Proactive Agenda (PDF file), being held in Cincinnati, OH, October 18-20, 2001. AmeriStat (One-stop source for U.S. population data) AmeriStat was developed by the Population Reference Bureau and the Social Science Data Analysis Network in partnership with demographer Bill Frey and a team of his colleagues from the University of Michigan and the State University of New York at Albany. The site gives instant summaries in graphics and text of the demographic characteristics of the U.S. population. This article from the September 2000 issue of identifies Web sources "for exploring diversity in higher education and looking at the rich cultural heritage of various groups." Links to multicultural and diversity studies as well as racial and ethnic culture, organizations and resources are included.

74. Asiaxpress.com Denver's Premium Online Guide To Asian Resources And Events Sopori, his brother, on the Tabla (traditional northern indian drums) and the hopesand aspirations of Chinese and asian Pacific americans in the http://www.asiaxpress.com/Articles/john_chin/cele_india_2000/cele_india_2000.htm

Celebrate India 2000 Home Business Directory Events/Entertainment Lifestyles ... asiaXpress.com Info Celebrate India 2000 By John Chin June 21, 2000 As the crowd entered the Donald A. Seawell Grand Ballroom at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts for Celebrate India 2000, the diversity of Asian Americans attending was immediately noticeable and impressive. The largely Asian American crowd was made up of Chinese, Filipino, Japanese, Laotian, Taiwanese, Thai, Vietnamese and others in addition to South Asians. Like many recent Asian activities and events in the past several years, Asian Americans are supporting other Asian Americans in their programs and other endeavors. The success of the Asian Film Festival in Aurora is another recent example. This event was the culmination of a vision held by a number of community leaders. The Kindred Spirits Council, a volunteer organization dedicated to infusing the diversity of cultural perspectives into DCPA programming, endorsed Celebrate India 2000. Patty Coutts, an Asian representative on Kindred Spirits Council, believed that it was time for Asian Americans to be recognized as an important cultural aspect of the Denver metroplex and of Colorado. She encouraged Purnima Voria, Past President of the India Association, to organize an event. The first thing Voria did was to establish a Pan-Asian Celebrate India 2000 Committee. Lester Ward, President of DCPA, worked closely with this group and committed DCPA resources to Celebrate India 2000.

75. Asiaxpress.com Denver's Premium Online Guide To Asian Resources And Events and supported not only by the indian community but other asian organizations suchas the asian Chamber of the Organization of Chinese americans Denver Chapter http://www.asiaxpress.com/Articles/john_chin/townhallmeeting/townhall_meeting.ht

Town Hall Meeting of the President Advisory Commission Home Business Directory Events/Entertainment Lifestyles ... asiaXpress.com Info Daniel Oh testifies at historical Town Hall Meeting of President Clinton’s Advisory Commission on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders By John Chin August 16, 2000 On Monday, July 24, 2000, the first Town Hall Meeting of President Clinton’s Advisory Commission on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders and the White House Initiative on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders was held. Established through Executive Order 13125, the Commission will advise the President on ways to improve the quality of life of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders. Lisa Hasegawa, Community Liaison, White House Initiative on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders extended an invitation to Daniel Oh, Chair of the recently formed Governor’s Asian Pacific American Advisory Council, to participate in the historical town hall meeting. Hasegawa asked Oh to address issues of emerging Asian communities. The following is the prepared text used by Oh to make his presentation.

76. The Freeman Institute -- Celebrating Cultural Diversity! indian Science and Engineering Society Native American indian Culture, Education,Art asians and asian americans asian American Resources Eyewitness A Korean http://www.freemaninstitute.com/cultures.htm

Site Map Open Letter Dr. Freeman The Institute ... HOME Celebrating Cultural Diversity! Courtesy of The Freeman Institute - O P T I O N S - 1. All-Day "Diversity Seminar" Program Click Here 2. "Diversity Day" Presentation or Keynote Address Click Here 3. "Black History Month" Presentation Click Here 4. Online Diversity Course Click Here Native American Indians Latinos / Chicanos / Hispanics Asians and Asian Americans African Americans European Americans Multiracial and Inter-racial An Open Invitation to Participate in "THE MOMENT" Dr. Freeman's Latest Book Project Here is a list of Cultural sites based on popularity, content design, and navigation. Do you have any sites to add or comments to make? Please email any URL suggestion for this page with brief overview.

77. Asian-Nation : The Landscape Of Asian America :: The Demographics Of Asian Ameri Not only are the sizes of the Chinese, Vietnamese, asian indian, and other well asdemographic characteristics, which further show that asian americans are not http://www.asian-nation.org/history4.html

The History of Asians in America Research Sources Used / Recommended for Further Reading Brewer, Cynthia, Trudy A. Suchan, and U.S. Bureau of the Census. 2002. Mapping Census 2000: The Geography of U.S. Diversity . Environmental Systems Research. Chan, Sucheng. 1991. ... Asian American Dreams: The Emergence of an American People Search Asian-Nation Any word All words Exact phrase Sound-alike matching Recommend Asian-Nation to a Friend Translate This Page Into Another Language Print This Page Bookmark Asian-Nation ... Submit an Article to Asian-Nation var site="s12asiannation" ;var g_frames=true; As I mentioned, according to the 2000 U.S. census, Asian Americans make up 4.3% of the total U.S. population that's about 12 million people who identify themselves as at least part Asian. However, this number represents an increase of 63% from the 1990 census, making Asian Americans the fastest growing of all the major racial/ethnic groups in the U.S., in terms of percentage growth. But in so many ways, the presence of Asian Americans is much more prominent than even these numbers suggest. SOME THINGS YOU MAY NOT HAVE KNOWN Results from the 2000 Census have given us a detailed picture at how the population of the U.S. has changed in the past few decades, especially in regards to Asian Americans. For a very nice interactive report of Census 2000 general demographics for each of the 50 states from USA Today

78. One America-National American Indian Heritage Month -November 2003 Oct.15 '03 National Disability Month Oct '03 National American indian Heritage MonthNov Women of HopeAfrican americans Women of Hope-asian americans Women of http://oneamerica.net/NAIHM02.shtml

Out of Many...One United We Stand NEW Martin Luther King Jr. Day January 15th Martin Luther King Jr. Day Cont. January 15th Martin Luther King Jr. Day Cont. January 15th Martin Luther King Jr. Day Cont. January 15th National Black History Month Feb 2003 National Black History Month Dept. of Defense NEW National Women's History Month Mar 2003 NEW National Asian Pac. Amer. Month May 2003 NEW Women's Equality Day Aug 2003 Women's Equality Day NEW National Hispanic Heritage Month Sept. 15 - Oct. 15 2003 NEW National Disability Month Oct 2003 NEW National American Indian Heritage Month Nov 2003 Veteran's Day Armed Forces Day Memorial Day November Veteran's Day Armed Forces Day Memorial Day Cont. November Veteran's Day Armed Forces Day Memorial Day Cont. November Celebrating Our Diversity NEW Workforce Diversity United in Diversity Strength of Our Country ... Celebrating the Past...Building the Future

79. Culturalcompetency With asian americans. asian Pacific Island Resources. Native American Scholarships.Virtual Library - American indians. Utah Division of indian Affairs. http://www.culturalcompetency.homestead.com/

Javascript is either disabled or not supported by this browser. This page may not appear properly. Utah Office of Black Affairs African American Sites African American History and Culture Cultural Issues in Child Welfare ... National Indian Child Welfare This web page was designed to increase understanding of different cultures. By raising our awareness to the rich cultures of our communities, we can become better equipped to understand each other. It is our hope that you will find useful information to become more culturally competent. Endorsed By National Indian Child Welfare Native American Sites Utah Division of Indian Affairs Virtual Library - American Indians Native American Scholarships Asian-American Sites Latina/o-American Sites African-American Sites Asian - Pacific Island Resources Beyond Culture: Communicating With Asian Americans Utah Office of Asian Affairs Asian American History ... Utah Office of Black Affairs April 3 Cambodian Festival. 6-9 pm Jubilee Center 309 E 100 S. 397-1643 Voluntary donation at the door. April 7 Spring Belly Dance Showcase 7:30pm Grecian Gardens Restaurant 4816 S State April 12 Cinema Paradiso 2415 Washington Blvd., Ogden $5 395-3227

80. News India-Times.com, Online Edition South asian americans, including indian americans and Pakistani americans, appearto have been targeted because they were perceived to be Arab or Muslim. http://www.newsindia-times.com/2002/03/22/roundtable-incidents.html

Mar 22, 2002 After 9/11 Arts Astrology Cinema ... Women SPECIAL REPORT Venkatachalam among top 10 in nationwide competition Vivek Venkatachalam is among 10 top young scientists chosen in a nationwide competition organized by the United States-based Intel Corp., that is considered a junior Nobel prize. Seven other Indian Americans were among the 40 finalists for the 60th Intel Science Talent Search. Venkatachalam, 18, of Governor Livingston High School in Berkeley Heights, N.J., won $20,000 for his project on studying supernovae and cosmic microwave background measurements. The 40 finalists were chosen from 300 semifinalists. The talent search examined the work of 1,562 entrants representing 173 high schools in 31 states, Guam and the District of Columbia. The 300 semifinalists and their schools receive matching awards of $1,000. All the finalists attended the Science Talent Institute in Washington, D.C., from March 6-11, to take part in a final judging process and share in $530,000 in scholarships. The top prize of $100,000, announced at a black tie banquet and awards ceremony held in Washington on March 11

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