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Save the Date! Please Join Hoan Dang at His Campaign Kickoff for the Maryland House of Delegates, District 19 Sunday, March 21st 5:00pm to 7:00pm Glenallen Elementary School, All-Purpose Room More program and speaker information to follow…we’ll keep you posted!
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Messengers Of Love – “We can do no great things, only small things with great love” – Mother Teresa
Website: www.messengersoflove.com
Email: messengersoflove@gmail.com
Address: Messengers of Love
P.O. Box 590936
Houston, TX 77259
Phone: 832-539-2444
The Vietnamese Student Association at the University of Maryland,
College Park, presents our annual culture show, Family Night: Symphone
of Traditions with the following performances:
Lion Dance
Group & Solo Dancing
Skit/Play
Traditional Dance
Mondern Dance
Fashion SHow
Where: Hoff Theater in the Stamp Union
Date: 02/27/2010
Time: 6:00PM
Price: FREE
George Mason University Vietnamese Student Association Presents…
Haiti Relief Fundraiser Night!!!
As you all may already know, Haiti’s earthquake has caused tremendous disaster and damage to the country. Tons of lives were lost and many people are still in need of help. As a members of the community, VSA feels it is our global social duty in contributing our efforts to Haiti’s relief.
Therefore, this special night will feature performances such as singing, fashion show, and a dance. Please remember that 100% of ALL proceeds will go to Haiti Relief. We’d like you all to have fun on that night while doing something meaningful and helpful for the community.
Please note that the $5 admission will grant you entrance to the show AND the after party! So please come early to support the show and pay less for the after party.
*******************PERFORMANCES*******************
Anh Nguyen
Truy Tran
Michelle Panlaqui
Daniel Kwon
Eddie Alan Paras
Vincent Lacsamana
Isabel Thao Nguyen
Emily Duong
Vee Vu
Lisa Le
Alisa Patanarut
Nounie Xaysana
Khiet Nguyen
Suzanne Phan
Sophia Manguerra
Ricky Lin
*******************ENTRANCE TIME*******************
Doors open @ 8:30PM.
Show starts @ 9:30PM.
After party starts @ 11:00PM.
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18 to chill.
21 to spill.
This night will feature DJ Ro’s spin to amplify the voices of the needy and drift your night away with his special selection.
For additional information, please contact the following people:
Isabel Thao Nguyen: 703-975-6531
Ricky Lin: 571-242-5088
Thanks and we hope to see you all there!
- GMU VSA Officers
From: Le, Thomas (DMH) [mailto:thomas.le@dc.gov]
Sent: Wednesday, January 13, 2010 8:09 PM
Subject: RE: hi (urgent requests needed!)
Kid 17 y.o., born in USA, separated from father, who visits on + off…lives w/ mom, who is single parent..he has 3 younger siblings….he is under court supervision for truancy and criminal charges…basically was abused physically + verbally by dad and stepmom when younger; at 12 years old he moved back to DC to live with mom…from 12 to 17 years old, had trouble with school and law….mom was not good parent as she did not have any parenting skills…
now he’s trying to turn his life around but could use a positive male role model..I am looking for a Vietnamese-American male model and or non Vietnamese male as a second choice..
please contact me if you have questions..
New address: effective August 10, 2009:
Thomas Le, M.S.W.
Department of Mental Health
35 K St NE, room 216
Washington, D.C. 20002
202.442-4202 *receptionist
202-442-4915 *direct line
thomas.le@dc.gov
This communication and any attachment may contain information, which is sensitive, confidential and/or privileged, covered under HIPAA and is intended for use only by the addressee(s) indicated above. If you are not the intended recipient, please be advised that any disclosure, copying, distribution, or use of the contents of this information is strictly prohibited. If you have received this communication in error, please notify the sender immediately and destroy all copies of the original transmission. The unauthorized disclosure of mental health information violates the provisions of the District of Columbia Mental Health Information Act of 1978. Disclosures may be made pursuant to a valid authorization by the client or as provided in Titles III and IV of the Act. The Act provides for civil damage and criminal penalties for violations.
Please forward to your friends. Let’s me know if anyone is interested . Please send reply to mdo @ hotmail.com or call (301) 948-8026
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Hi Mike,
Here is an outline of the video project. Please forward this to your friends in the film/tv industry and let us know if they are interested in the project.
We will be doing a production of apprx 20 min video about healthcare for seniors in Vietnamese. We have the English director and the filming crew. We will be doing casting in February and schedule to shoot towards the end of March in the Baltimore area.
What we are looking for is a bilingual person who’s familiar with video production process to be the liaison between the cast members and the rest of the team during pre-production, filming, and post-production because none of my staff and filming crew speaks Vietnamese.
The general areas we need assistance in are as follow:
· audition and casting process in Feb
· coordination with cast members before and at the rehearsals in March
· directorial facilitation on the shooting day late March
· Editing process
If you can refer me a few potential candidates who may be a good fit for this role, I’d appreciate it.
Thank you.
Dhawool Chung
Senior Account Executive
FYI,
I forward this email.
Have a nice weekend.
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From: shanya purushothaman [mailto:shanyaness@hotmail.com]
Sent: Friday, January 29, 2010 12:28 PM
To: Diane Vu; use this; use this
Subject: job opport for Vietnamese speakers and other languages
fyi job opportunity for Vietnamese speakers
(8) D.C. Office of Human Rights
Greetings! The D.C. Office of Human Rights (OHR) is once again launching
its public accommodations testing program to test D.C. Government
agencies on their ability to serve non-English speakers. Attached you
will find the agency’s recruitment flyer. We are seeking testers on a
part-time basis who are bilingual in English and one of the following
languages: Amharic, Chinese, French, Korean, Spanish or Vietnamese. The
project will take place in the District of Columbia and all interested
applicants must be authorized to work in the United States. This is an
excellent opportunity for detail-oriented individuals who are interested
in working within the field of civil rights. These tests will have an
impact on the service provision of D.C. Government agencies. A pilot
program had been implemented during fiscal year 2009, which weighed
heavily on District agencies’ compliance ratings with the D.C. Language
Access Act of 2004. To view a copy of this report with baseline test
data, please visit www.ohr.dc.gov and click on the “2009 Language Access
Compliance Report” icon on the main site.
Please feel free to forward this information to any interested
applicant. All inquiries should be directed to my attention at either
Aryan.Rodriguez@dc.gov or at (202) 727-3942. Thank you, and please feel
free to contact me with any questions you may have.
Sincerely,
Aryan Rodriguez
Aryan A. Rodriguez
Language Access Program Director
D.C. Office of Human Rights
441 4th Street, N.W., Suite 570N
Washington, D.C. 20001
Phone: (202) 727-3942
Fax: (202) 727-9589
Mobile: (202) 538-3936
www.ohr.dc.gov
Within the last two weeks, Ket Doan has raised $4,070.25 to help with the relief effort in Haiti. Ket Doan adds another $929.75 from our Disaster Fund, which totals up to $5000 even. Thank you volunteers for standing at Eden Center for 3 days 1/16, 1/17 & 1/23 with donation boxes. Most importantly, thank you Donors for making this fund raising project a success.
(Unicef Receipt) 100% of the fundraise was sent to UNICEF (website) to aid Haiti in the recovery process – but more significantly to help the Children as they are always the most vulnerable population in any natural disaster, and UNICEF is there for them. Please continue to support this effort as it is certainly not over yet!
SEARAC has no further information about these scholarships.
The Nisei Student Relocation Commemorative Fund is looking to award 30 scholarships to students of Southeast Asian heritage. The minimum criteria are:
1. living in the Washington, DC area (DC,VA,MD)
2. graduating in 2010 and planning on higher education
3. Lao, Vietnamese, or Cambodian heritage
Applications are being accepted and the deadline is March 5, 2010. In the past, Lao-Americans have been under-represented. If you or anyone you know meet the above criteria, please ask them to fill out the application at http://www.nsrcfund.org/scholarships/
Please share this message with your contacts. Thank you.
FYI,
I got an email from Tet Festival organizer from Maryland Vietnamese Mutual Association (MVMA).
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From : Thomas Tran
Subject : Re: Tết Lunar New Year Celebration Canceled!
Date : Wed, Jan 20, 2010 12:44 PM
Hi Tri,
Thank you very much for helping to post our event on websites. Regrettably MVMA has
decided to cancel the Cho Tet Maryland this year due to low response from prospective
vendors. Hopefully we’d do it next year. Warm regards.
Chu Thang
