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AARW's New Offices

As of Saturday, July 17th, AARW will have new offices in the Chinatown area

AARW
Suite 102
888 Washington St.
Boston MA 02111

We will not have telephone or Internet access until Friday, July 23rd, but please email us if you have any need to contact us. Our phone and other contact information will be the same.

We hope to invite you to an officewarming soon.

South Philadelphia High School and Anti-Asian Violence - Cecilia Chen (AALDEF)

August 7, 2010 by Michael

 This is reprinted from the Azine

Presentation by Cecilia Chen of Asian American Legal Defense and Educational Fund, July 24th at Program co-sponsored by AARW


Sandra speaking for AARW before Panel of Philadelphia Students and Cecilia Chen of AALDEF (Todd Lee Photo)

Overview of Anti-Asian Harassment in Schools Throughout the Country

Violence in the Schools: the Philadelphia Story

Date: 
Sat, 07/24/2010 - 3:00pm - 5:00pm

Meet Helen Gym of Asian Americans United, the community group working with the students, Cecilia Chen of Asian American Legal Defense and Educational Fund, the legal representation for the students, Tram Nguyen of Victim/Witness Services of South Philadelphia and South Philadelphia High School students.

APA Immigration: The First Undocumented? (teach-in at State House, MASS HOPE 2010 Vigil)

Date: 
Mon, 06/21/2010 - 6:00pm - 9:00pm

Join the Asian American Resource Workshop (AARW) and Stand-up for Immigrant & Refugee Rights (STIRR) at the 24-hour Vigil for Immigrant Rights.  As part of the Mass Hope 2010 Vigil, held in front of the State House on Beacon Hill, we also will be presenting a living time line on Asian Americans and immigration.

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