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Newsletter Dated: June 2000 |
CURRENT ISSUES December 2001 Nonprofit Recovery Fund Grants for Victims of Hate Ford Foundation Program Revson Fellowship Program & Agency News WTC Disaster Resources November 2001 Immigrant Access Project Workforce Retention Project Union Community Fund WTC Disaster Resources Programs ARCHIVE ISSUES October 2001 Summer 2001 June 2001 May 2001 April 2001 March 2001 February 2001 January 2001 December 2000 November 2000 October 2000 September 2000 August 2000 July 2000 June 2000 May 2000 MISC Job Postings |
While the Federation and the Asian American Task Force on Census 2000 urge the
community to cooperate fully with enumerators in their neighborhoods, we are
also monitoring the Bureau's operations in this second phase. There is
significant concern that there have not been enough bilingual enumerators hired
for communities with large Asian immigrant populations. The Federation and
AALDEF have secured assurances from Tony Farthing, regional director for the NY
Metro area that if we can specifically identify problems with the enumeration
process in Asian neighborhoods, he will work to resolve them. Please call
Parag Khandhar at ext. 18 with any information about specific problems or
concerns with the enumeration process that you or members of your agency have
heard. All information is useful, from reports and contact information of
individuals with Asian language ability who scored well on the exams and were
never called to work, to community members who have had run-ins with
insensitive enumerators. Thank you and stay tuned...
The Booth Ferris Foundation made a grant of $75,000 over two years and Merrill Lynch made a grant of $15,000 for AAFNYs Philanthropy Project. Jean & Louis Dreyfus Foundation made a grant of $20,000, the James N. Jarvie Commonweal Service made a grant of $20,000, and the Wayen Charitable Foundation made a grant of $2,000 for the Quality of Life Study of the Asian American Elderly in New York City. Time Warner Inc. made a generous donation of $30,000 for the 10th Anniversary Gala and the Asian American Community Fund. The Citigroup Foundation made a grant of $8,600 for the 2000 edition of the Human Services Directory which will be made available on June 1. JP Morgan made a general support grant of $15,000 over two years and Chase Manhattan Bank made a general support grant of $5,000. The New York Foundation provided additional support for the Asian American Task Force on Census 2000 with a $500 Organizers Expense Account.
The Census 2000 Student Poster Contest, which was held in March, was made
possible by grants from
Bell Atlantic
and
Chase Manhattan Bank
.
New York Asian Womens Center is celebrating its first ever website launch: www.nyawc.org . Through the Asian American Federations Technology Infrastructure Development Initiative, a Technology Volunteer was teamed with NYAWC to develop the website. If your agency or organization needs technology assistance, contact our Systems & Network Administrator, Jeanne Eng, at 212-344-5878 x11 or email Jeanne at [email protected].
The Korean Community Services of Metropolitan New York (KCS)
is offering free legal Counseling on immigration. An immigration lawyer
provides direct services and is available every Saturday at KCS. For more
information, please call 718-899-8597.
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