PRESS RELEASES
Stuart Adam joins Asian American Federation of New York
Board of Directors
July 11, 2006
Asian American Federation of New York opens New York Stock Exchange
May 11, 2006
Hong Shing Lee joins Asian American Federation of New York
as Chief Operating Officer
April 17, 2006
Ekta Singh joins Asian American Federation of New York
Board of Directors
April 12, 2006
Curtis S. Chin joins AAFNY Board of Directors
November 17, 2005
Asian Americans Play Vital, Varied Roles In New York-Area Economy And Face Contrasting Economic Conditions, Asian American Federation Reports
November 11, 2005
Profiles Show Shared Traits as Well as Diversity
Among Asian American Borough Populations
May 26, 2005
Asian American Federation Announces Initiative
To Reach, Inform and Assess Needs of New York City Residents Affected by Asian Tsunamis
April 04, 2005
Census Analysis Portrays Lower Standard of Living
for New York City's Vietnamese Americans than for City's General and Total Asian Populations
March 31, 2005
Asian American Federation of New York Launches Joint Program to Provide Improved Mental Health Care for Asian Americans Affected by September 11th
March 17, 2005
Census Analysis Highlights Poverty, Growth, and Limited Education and English skills of New York City's Elderly Asian American Population
February 24, 2005
Census-Based Profile Depicts Poverty, Language Barriers and Other Hurdles Amid Rapid Growth for New York City's Bangladeshi American Population
January 26, 2005
Higher Poverty, Lower Incomes, Less English Ability
And Larger Households Distinguished Pakistani Americans From Total New York City Population in 2000, Asian American Federation Census Analysis Shows
December 1, 2004
Chinese Americans � Largest Asian American Group in New York City - Have Lower Incomes, Education Levels and English Skills than City's Overall Population, Census Analysis Reveals
October 14, 2004
Japanese Americans in New York City Earned more and Had More Education but Spoke Less English and Had Lower Citizenship Rates than City's General Population in 2000, Census Analysis Shows
September 9, 2004
New York City's Filipino Americans Have Higher Incomes and More Education than New Yorkers Overall, but Elderly Filipinos Face Greater Language Barriers, Census Profile Reveals
July 1, 2004
New Jersey's Asian American Population is Nation's Fifth-Largest After Nearly Doubling in a Decade, Asian American Federation Reports
May 20, 2004
Recent Immigration, Limited English Skills and Elderly Poverty Common Among Korean American New Yorkers, Census Analysis Shows
April 21, 2004
Asian Pacific American Gay and Lesbian Households in New York, San Francisco and Los Angeles Areas Have Lower Standard of Living Than Non-Asian Same-Sex Households, Census Analysis Reveals
March 22, 2004
Large Numbers, Rapid Growth, Recent Immigration and Queens Hub Characterize New York City's Indian American Population, Census Profile Shows
February 10, 2004
Lower Manhattan Is Poorer, Less Educated and Growing Faster Than Manhattan as a Whole
January 12, 2004
January Enrollment Deadline Fast Approaching for
Final Major September 11th Recovery Programs
January 12, 2004
Poorer and Less Educated Than New York City at Large, Chinatown Faces Distinct Challenges, Census Profile Shows
December 15, 2003
Washington DC Premier of �Tribute and Remembrance: Asian Americans After 9/11�
October 1, 2003
Dr. Yung Duk Kim Named Board Chairperson of Asian American Federation
September 18, 2003
Asian American Mental Health: A Post September 11th Needs Assessment
September 8, 2003
Asian American Federation Presents Fifth Edition of Human Services Directory
July 31, 2003
Census Study Shows Severe Poverty Among New York City's Asiann American Children
June 10, 2003
Asian American Federation Honors 4 Outstanding Individuals at its 9th Annual Gala
May 20, 2003
Eldery Asian American New Yorkers Face Higher Levels of Poverty and Depression, Asian American Federation Reports
February 19, 2003
Chinatown Still Struggling to Recover from September 11th - Related Business, Job and Wage Losses, Asian American Federation Research Shows
November 18, 2002
Asian American Federation and Five Partners Launch Expanded September 11th Community Recovery Effort in New York City
November 11, 2002
Asian American Federation Honors Outstanding Individuals at its 8th Annual Benefit Gala
May 31, 2002
911 Healing Hands, Inc. Grants $320,000 to
Asian American Federation of New York for Relief and Recovery
May 1, 2002
Asian American Federation Impact Study Finds September 11th
Aftermath Severely Hurt Chinatown's Economy, Leaving Long-Term Damage
April 4, 2002
Major Charities Extend Deadline for Relief Assistance to March 8th
February 20, 2002
Asian American Federation Launches Coordinated Relief Initiative for Asian American Community in New York City
November 18, 2001
Asian American Federation Will Continue to Provide
South Asian Language Assistance at FEMA Relief Center
November 12, 2001
Asian American Federation of New York Establishes
WTC Fund to Aid NYC Relief Efforts and Asian American Community
September 19, 2001
New Census 2000 Results for New Jersey
Show Tremendous Growth in Asian American Communities throughout State
August 15, 2001
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