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organizations which serve as resources for the bilingual elcoationcommunity. The organizations span t w4 de variety of purposes andlanguage groups, and rur the gamut from maior national associations*o locally significant, oommilrity-bpsed groups. This compilation'4cludes entries which appeared in the "Guide to Professional

Organizations," published in 1979 by tbe National Clearinghouse forBilinguel Education (NC8E). Each entry listed includes the name ofthe organization, the address, phone number, director, contactperson, atd any of the following information that was available:sponsorlrg agencies, date of origin, purpose, membership information,Darer`_ organization, special divisions or committees, geographicalservice areas, finding sources, Pnblicatiors, conferences, formername, target languAges, and target cultural groups. In addition,keywords frcin the "Thesaurus of ERIC Decr.iptors," eighth edition(1930) are elso included. The e'tries appear in numerical order byNCB' accession number: the organizstiors ere indexed alphabeticallya* *he begirnina of the volume. (Author/3 4H1

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iRESOURCES IN BILINGUAL EDUCATION

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FOR MINORITY

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CnN7ENTS

list of Resource Organizations ......

Introduction... .. ........... .

Guide to Resource Organizations

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Indexes .......... . .. . ... .. . . 151

Inav to Languages, 153Index to LOCationv 157Index to Target Cu.tural Grcupsi 159Index to Subject., 163

Appendixes. .... ............... .... . ..179

ERIC Clearinghouses, 181National Origin Desegregation Assictance Centers (NOOACs) 18'..'Ttle YU Rilingu,' E6cation Sunrott enters, 185

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LIST ll RESOURCE ORGANIZATIONS

Adult Rasic Education,RS0232

Afro-Asian Center,RS0213

American Association forChinese Studies, RS0234

American Association ofColleges for TeacherEducatinn (AACTF).RS0087

American Council forNationalities Service,RSOORa

American EducationalReseara AssoCiation,RSODari

American Federation ofTeachers (ArT), 05012R

American Indian SocialWork program, RSO1P4

American Indian StudiesCenter, University ofCalifornia at LosAngeles, RS0130

American JewishHistorical SoCiety(AJHS), RS0131

America, MontessoriSociety, RS0100

American ScandinavianFoundation, RS0137

Arizona Association forRilinauel rducation(AtinF), PS0047

Armenian Assembly,RS0133

Asian AmericanAlliance, RS0235

Asian AmericanCommunity Mental HealthTraining Center, RS0236

Asian American fianceTheater, RS023'

Asian AmericanEducation Program,University of Colorado,RS073a

Asian American rduCatorsAssociation (AREA), RS0013

Asian American leaalDefense and Educationrund, RS4741

Asian American ResourceCenter, Oberlin Corlege,RS0101

Asian American StudiesCenter, University ofCalifornia at LosAngeles, RS0140

Asian American StudiesCentral, Inc., RS0223

Asian American Studiesprogram, University ofwashington, RS0082

Asian American studies,University of Californiaat pavis, RSo0R1

Asian Americans forCommunity Involvement,Inc. of Santa Clarar1unty, Ds0 2.40

Asin Fducation Project,University of Californiaa:, Los Angeles, RS0274

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Asian Numan ServicesAssociation, RS0725

Asian Manpower Services,Inc.. PS0095

Asian Student Division,University of Washington,Asorma

Asian and P7:cificProfessional Languageand education ServicesInc. (APPLES), RS0141

Asian, Inc., RS0226

Asian/ESL Project,Seattle Community rollege.RS0027

Asian/Pacific Counselingand Training Center, RS0096

Asians for JobOpportunitiesin Rerkeley, inc. (4,108),RS0008

Asociacit;ro National dpGrupos 7olkloricos (ANGF),RS0114

Asnira Center forEducational Equity, RS0664

Aspira of America, Inc.,PS0044

Aspira, Inc. of Illinois,RS0043

fqpira-gockefellerFoundation National Fellowsin Policy, R50045

Association for Cross:.ultural Education andSocial Studies. Inc.(ACCESS). RS0014

Association of (Asian)Indians in America, inc.,,

RS0142

Association of ChineseTeachers. The (TACT),RS0143

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Association of hispanicArts, Inc.. RZ".:015

Association of MexicanAmerican Educators, Inc..RS0115

Assyrian National AidSociety, RS0144

Audio, Visual, Kinesthetic,Oral (AVKO) EducationalResearch Foundation, Inc..R$0097

Balch Institute for EthnicStudies, RS0145

Bal4taan, RS0(185

Barrio Education Project(BED), RS0093

Bear Tribe MedicineSociety, RS0146

cillinual Associationof Florida, Inc., RS0046

Relingual MulticulturalSociety, RS0005

Bilingual MulticulturalSpecial Education Project,RS0006

Bilingual grogram,Roxbury Community Colleqp,RS0071

Boricua CoIle(.e, RS0047

Branch Library System,New vork Public Li.ary.osopnm

California Association forBilingual Education (CArE),RS004A

California Institute ofAsian Studies, PS0096

Candelaria Association.Inc., RS0009

rasa nel X01 EducationalPrograms, Inc., RS0008

1Center for AppliedLinguistics (CAL), RS0147

Center for CareerAlternatives, RS00813

Center for ChicanoStudies, University ofWashington, RS014e

Center for Cuban Studies,RS0031

Center for Law andEducation, Inc., Asoldo

Center for migrationStudies of New York,Inc., RS0155

Center for SoutheastAsian Refugee ResEttlemeni,RSOOQI

Center for the Study ofParent Involvement, RS0030

Centro de (studiosPuertorrigueAos, CityUniversity of New York,RS0037

Chicano Cultural Center,Bakersfield College,RS0156

Chicano Teachers ofEnglish, RS0032

Chinatown Child DevelopmentCenter, RS0002

Chinatown ResourcesDevelopment Center, Inc.,RS0714

Chinatown/North ReachCommunity College (enter,PS022,3

Chinese American CivicCount' , RSOilS

Chinese American Cultureand Welfare Foundation,R50200

Chinese Culture Centerfor Can Francisco, RS0157

Chinese InformatiGn andCervice Center, RSOIRR

Chinese Language TeachersAssociation, RS015R

Clearinghouse for CommunityRased Free StandingEducational Institutions,RS0033

Colorado Alliance ofPacific Asian Americans(CAPAA), RSO148

Colorado Association forRilinoval-RiculturalEducation, RS0049

Comite 4e mexico y Aztlan,Inc. (C0MEXA2), RSO1S4

Community Research ActionCenter, RS0197

Compaii(a de TeatroRilingUe,asnm

Congreso Nacional deAsuntos Colegiales,RS0161

Connecticut Association forBilingual-RiculturalEducation, RSOCSO

Council for BasicEducation, PSO,'14

Council on InterracialROoks for Children(CIRC), PS0152

Cross-Cultural EducationDevelopment Program,University of Alaska atFairbanks, csono4

Cuban Association ofBilingual Teachers andTeachers of SPan:Sh.RSOOS

De Anza College, RSOOS1

Department of AsianStudios, City Collegeof New York, RSO)R4

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District of ColumbiaAssociation for RilingualEducation MAW,Rsnoin

ERIC Clearinghouse onAdult, Career andVocational Education,RS0077

ERIC Clearinghouse onEducational ManagementirRIC/CEM1, QS0078

ERIC Clearinghouse onHigher Education, gsnonn

ERIC Clearinghouse onInformation Resources(FRIC/IR), RS11074

ERIC Clearinghouse forJunior Colleges, RS0075

ERIC Clearinghouse onReading ..nd CommunicationSkills (ERIC/RCS), RS00R1

ERIC Clearinghouse on RuralEducation and Small Schools(ERIC/CRESS), RS0165

ERIC Clearinghouse forScience, Mathematics, andEnvironmental Education,OS0076

East Asia Center,University of Arizona,RS0146

East Asia RegionalMaterials and ResourcesCenter (EARMAPC). RS°154

East Los Angeles CollegeFoundation, RS0164

Education Funding ResearchCouncil, 9snn?5

Education Law Center,PS0026

Escuela Tlatelolco, RS0166

Essex Chinee School.PS0160

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Ethnic Studies Oral HistoryProject, R0010

Far West Laboratory forEducational Research andDevelopment, 4S0167

Federation RilinqualTraining Resource Center,RS016R

Filipino American FducatorsAssociation, inc. (FAEA1,Rsoist

Flaming Rainbow University,Rsnoill

folx1orico Filipino DanceCompany, Inc., RSOIS?

Franro-American ResourceOPPOrtunity Group (FAROGi,RS0160

Gardena Valley JapaneseCultural Institute, RS0137

General Pulaski HeritageFoundation, Inc., RS0141

Geneseo Migrant Center,RS0180

Governor's InformationCenter for AsianAssistance, RA138

High/Scope Educationa1Research Foundation,RS01110

Hispano-AmericanMulti-Service Center,Inc., RS01701

Rorace Mann Rond Centerfor Equal F,'ucation,RS0020

Human Development TrainingInstitute. RglInt

Idaho Citizens for MinorityAffairs, Inc., RS017?

Illinois Adult IndochineseRefugee Consortium, RS0130

Illinois Association forBilingual Education,RSOOS2

Illinois Resource Center,RS0021

Illinois Teachers ofEnglish to Speakers ofOther Languages andEillingual Education(Illinois TESOL/RE),RS0022

India Cultural Society,

RS0117

Indochinese Resettlementand Cultural Center (IRPC),RS0210

Indochinese VocationalProject, qS0119

Information Center onChildren's Cultures,PS0023

Institute for CulturalPluralism, RS0176

Institute for t"eDevelopment of IndianLaw, Inc., ASOI/A

Institute of BehavioralSciences, RS0174

Institute on Pluralismand Aroup Identity,RS0173

Intercultural DevelopmentResearch Association(10RA), 115017?

Int:ircultural Relationsand ethnic StudiesInstitute, PS0171

International Institute ofRoston. RS0170

(nternationd' Institute )fBuf'alo, PS0110

International Institute ofFr)e. Pennsylvania, Inc"RS1O?4

International Institute ofMetropolitan St. locos,RSOI21

Japan Foundation, PS0127

341)40PSZ American CitizensLeague IJACL1, RS011fi

Japanese AmericanCurriculum Project,Inc. (JAM. RS0170

Jewish Federation ofmetropolitan Chicago,RSO1B6

John E. Conner Museum,lis0187

Kansas Association forBilingual Education(KABF), RS0053

Kentucky Teachers ofEnglish to Speakersof Other LanguagesITFSOLI, RS01811

Kirkwcod CommunityCollege, RS0054

Knowledge of EnglishYfeltis Success (KEYS)

prOjeCt. RSOl11

Kerean Youth Center,P5011?

La(uardia Communityrolegp. asooss

Language andIntercultural Researchrenter, "S0007

League of iinitedLatin American CitizensiLIO AC) RationalCducational Service':enters, Inc., DSCIP

loaqun of Women VotersFducation funn, RSootl

LoutStana AssociationfGr Rilftiqual FduratiGn.

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Massachusetts Associationfor Rilingual Education(MARE), Rsn$1

Mexican American Cultural

Center, RS0110

Mexican American LegalDefence and EducationalFund (MALOFF), RS0101

Michioan Associatior forBilingual Education (MARE),,RSWR

Midwest China Stud,Resource Center, 0cP113

Midwest Council of LaRata, RS014?

Midwest NationalOesegregatinn AssictanceCenter (NnOAC),, RSon?ct

Minnesota Pi rna rouncii,ficAln?

Modern LangualeAssociat,on (MLA) ofAmerica, AS0011

modern Language Centre.:Ontario institute torStudies in Fdu"itior,RS0193

monnolia Society, :ncPS0144

multICN1t"ral oosources,ocn2011

muslim Curient Assnciation9f loired States andCanada, RS020?

National Affiliation for

L lnracy Advance( MAL Al, D COI 3c

National Association forAsian and pactfic AmericancloCatioo (4AA9At1 07%11f,

National Associitiol firBilingual FducatIO'(10111-1., o;Poso

II)xiv

Nattortal Associationfor Industry-EducationCooperation (NAIEC).R0072

National Association ofIoterdisciplinary Ethnic

Studies (4AIES),

National Association ofState Boards of Education(NASRE), PSO1R4

Child EatiorCommittee, PSW4

National Coalition ofNispanic Mental Healthand Human ServicesnrnaniZatiOnS, PCniAl

National Council of LaRA74, oSr4qc

National Couoct/ ofpuarto RicanInc. (4C0RV). RCAP'?

National FlementaryEducation Associailw'KoSO2nS

National rederati:n ofAsian American l'nviedMethodists, Inc., PS(V24

itlooal lodilo f1ucati3OAssociationDso?n6

National ;ndochine-,eClearinghouse andtechnical ASsisance rpnrA,INVTAr), 4S11"q1)

National OriololePorroatloo Assictancorentpr (IMAM, PSf",:0

winnal DOrent Inr!

Te4rh.-e ASS.V.1410,tOY`1C1

Uatlondi PuortunnuM. Inc., 4c1"

NarioralitiAt co.vi:(crantor O'',1,

New jersey AssociatfOnfor Bilingual FducationfUTFSDL/MJDF1, Rsonui

New Mexico Associationfor Bilingual education.Rson6)

New York StateAssociation for BilingualEducation, RS0(162

New York StateConsortium of Collegesand qniyersities forBl'ingual Fducatior,R)0200

Non-Formal Fducation"w r' Information Center,RS0124

Ohio ssoCiation forBilingual MulticulturalFducation (nom). RS6063

Oklahoma Assnciation forBilingual education, Rs0(164

Organization of ChineseAmerican women fOcAii),PSOO1R

Organization of NorthAmerican :radian (tuAnnts,RS0210

Pacific Asian rOalitl(PArl, pcOnWi

':'acific Asian roalition,New terser Chapter,. PS''14',:

Pacific Astar ron;getiumin rmoloymt,nt loxrF).RSOD4I

Pacific IS RIII.ITJa'

Asvic +at Iv , C'.21:

Pkc, f,C/ASIAr' AM"IL 4r.14"4:41 wealth Pesnarchènter, PSniPc.

pan-PworTc4,,fP)nlfriC4^XS,.ncitrinn, Dt.17:9

:or^sxlyamia as0,-.1,0.,...

f,jr 11,1i,,l..al rdu,:lti1'InARri, o.,cfr,

ROlish Institute of Artsand Sciences of America,RSn711

Portland Adult Fducation,PsA217

Portuguese Union of thestate of California OIRFC1,aS021R

RrOject On Asian ctullesin Fducation (RASE).RS01 34

Project on Fast. Asianstudies in Education,Osr.,17c

Rroyecto IFFR, R50123

Puerto Rican Corniress ofNew Jersey, Rcn,lo

RI:FORmA: NationalASsociation of Spanishcpeaking Librarians,RS0012

Research and DevelopmentComplex, state qnlyersityCollege at Buffalo, PCO22n

SEPA/nPTION. Inc.vOsc1221

Service Center forTeaChers of Asian StuAles,gsponi

:r,cial ScienC, rdu,4/,emr'tnCOrilumv Inc PS1A-.o

cocintY 'or American!flAtaf, ctud.es A^1Rnsearrn, gcn1n4

'.outl' Asia I Piquiqn i'dAron roltg,r Putv4acv

rebicati^Pa1 Or5I0,t,pennlO

S.-.4thwes rchica!f,ê1ei00P474.,t laNr'*atorvtD5^11c

'4"/4"Ct. 74uCi.icoiilevplo!,moot f(rli re,,p,

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Stanfer/ Institutefor InterculturalCOmmunicatico, Rc0n1S

Susannah Vesley CommurityCenter, lasnio

Swedish pioneer mittoricalSociety, RS0722

Tamhuritzans Instituteof Folk Arts, RcnI61

Teachers of Feolisti toCpeakers of (etherLanguages (TFcnt), OcO1o6

Texas Associatioi forBilingual Education ITARc),,PC01166

Texas roritnn lanluvleAssociation (TrLA),RS0107

re as Teachers ofEnaliSh to Soeakercof ether Languages(TEv1rs01_ II!), PSO:r,A

U.S, ratnolic (*onference,RSAl76

Awl

voion of pan AsianrOmMuoitieS (PPAr of Canniego County, Inc., RS0731

1,eited Cambodian Community,Inc., 023,4

qrou ni1ingual LoCalAlivisory rOunCll, PCO1, ?7

Vietnamese AmericanAssoClatlon, PSnICCI

yiroloia A;sociation forilitimoual r4uration (VA6r),OtOrr4

Voices of nilipino (TinigI1 el 1 Intn01 Ocr1277

Washington ASsociation forAsian and Pacific Amer1CinfduCation (WAAPAr), PCf?215

Washinoton Assn:14tion forqilingoal Fducation (WAnrl,gSn067

wtsConsin Association for"11'11111AI Flotation(imilinf), RS0068

World rduCattOn PrieCt(OP), PCn11!)

INTRODUCTItm,

Guide to Resource Organizations for Minority Language Groups is acollection of profiles of 242 organizations which serve as resourcesfor the bilingual education community. The organizations includedspan a wide variety of purposes and language groups, and run the gamutfrom major national associations to locally significant. community-based groups.

The first compilation of this material undertaken by the NationalClearinghouse for Bilingual Education (NCBE) resulted in the Guideto Professional Organizations, published in 1979. To obtain thir17017111tion, NUE staff asked bilingual education administrators,,supervisors, and teachers to identify organizations whi-h serve asresources and coatribute to the education of minority language speakers.The organizations were then côtacted for detailed information. for

thin edition, the original organizations, as well as a subtantialnumber of other organizations which have been brought to our attention,were contacted for informat;on.

Each entry listed includes the name of the organization, the address.phone number, director. contact person, and any of the followinginfoi sition that is available: sponsoring agencies, date of origin,purpose, membership information, parent organization, special divisionsor committees, geographical service ireas, funding sources, publications,conferences, former name, target languages, and target cultural groupsIn addition, keywords were assigned from the Thesau-us of EPIC Descriptors,eighth edition (1980).

The entries appear in numerical order by NCSE accession number (e gRS0001, P50002, P50003). On pages ix-xvi, there is an alphabeticallisting of the resource organizations included 1^ this volume Access

to the entries is also facilitated by indexes to language. location,,subjects, and target cultural groups. The alonabetical list of resourcesand the indexes refer the reader to the appropriate accession number

To further assist the reader, tnere are three appendixes at the endof this book Educational Resource Information Center (PI C) r..earing-

houses, National Origin Desegregation Assistance Centers (4011AC.,).and Title VII Bilingual Education Support Centers.

The information that appears in this publication it paralleled by adetailed record in NCBE's database Periodic updates will be madewith regular revisions of this document.

for more specific inf.)rmation on any resource organization,, Pleace

contact the organization, not the Clearinghouse

The Clearinghouse gratefully acknowledges the efforts of all those whocollaborated in this project. Readers are invited to subm't udditIons

and Suggestions for future editions of this publication

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Guide to

Resource Organizations

for Minority

Language Groups

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RS0001

Service Center for Teachers of Asian StudiesOhio State University29 West Woodruff Avenue

ColuW)us, ON 43210(614) 422-4872

CONTACT:,

Buchanan, Franklin R. (Director)

SPONSORING AGENCIES; Association for Asian Studies, Ann Arbor,Mich. (8BB05251)

DATE BF ORIGIN: 1971

PURPOSE: To serve primarily as a clearinghouse,

identifying the existino and continually emergingprint and nonprint material on Asia for the precollegiate

level, and to provide guidance to teachers on the best

available materials for various school situations.

PARENT ORGANIZATION, Association for Asian Studies.

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES: Committee on TNiching about Asia.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: Irternetjonal,

PUBLICATIONS: Focus on Asian Studies (resource Journal, thriceyearly); Service Center Papers on Asian Studies(occasional series).

KEYWORDS; Asian Studies; Textbook Selection;Educational Needs; Multicultural Education; Clearinghouses;Information Centers; Secondary Education; InstructionalMaterials; Education Service Centers; Cultural Awareness;Teacher Centers

R50002

Social Science Education Consortium, Inc.855 BroadwayBoulder, CO 80302

(3031 492-8154

morrissett, Irving (Executive Director)

CONTACT:McCormi:%, Regina (Director, Resource and Demonstration Center)

SPONSORING AGENCIES; ERIC Clearinghouse for SocialStudies/Social Science Education, Boulder, Colo. (831)04086)

DATE OF ORIGIN: 1963

*UPROSE: To work toward the improvement of social

studies and social science education at all levels.

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MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to invited individuals 130 members.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE ARFA: National.

FuNOING :OURCES; Grants and contracts, primarily Federal.

PUBLICATIONSt Link (newsletter); Ethnic Studies Handbook forSchool Librarians; Ethnic Studies Teacher Resource Kit;

Understanding You and Them: Tips for Teaching aboutEthnicity; free catalog of publications and services.

CONFEREWCFS: Anoual conference and corporation meeting;

Summer Leadership Skills Workshop (annual).

KEYWORDS: Social Studies; Social ScienceP, Sociology;Ethnic Studies; Ethnicity; Educational Improvement;Instructional Materials: Teaching Guides; Referencematerials; Elementary Secondary Education; Postsecondary

Education; Consortia

RS0003

Pacific Asian Coalition (PAC)

1366 10th AvenueSan Francisca, CA 94122(415) 665-6006

CONTACT:

Woo, George (National President)

SPONSORING AGENCIES: National Inst. of Mental Health (DHEW),

Rockville, Md. (DBB05628); Administration on Aging (OHEW),Washington, D.C. (98802827)


PURP6SE: To serve as an advocacy and research

organization which facilitates human services forAsian and Pacific Island peoples, to provide technical

assistance for developing locally determined humanservices and programs, and to inform the public aboutAsian and Pacific American issues.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to Asian or Pacific Island Americans;500 members.

SPECIAL OIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES: Nine regions (Pacific Northwest,Hawaii, Northern California, Southern California, Southeast,North Central, mountain and West South Central, Mid-AtlanticNew England).

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: National.

FUNDING SOURCES: Membership fees; grants: contracts.

PUBLICATIONS; For Your Information: A Manual of Resources andTechnical AssistanCe for Grass Roots Organizations;PAC MEMO (monthly newsletter); conference proceedings.

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FORMER NAME: 4ational Coalition of Asian Americans and

Pacific Island Peoples for Human Service and Action,

KEYWORDS:' Cultural Centers; Resource Centers;Technical Assistance; Research; Human Services;

Information Services Community Development;Public Education; Program Development: Ethnicity;

Group Unity; Advocacy

TARGET LANGUAGESf, Asian Languages; Pacific Island Languages

RS0004

Cross-Cultural Education Development Program

University of Alaska at FairbanksFairbanks, AK 99701

(907) 479-7694

Duhbs, Patrick J.

(Statewide Academic Coordinator)

CONTACT:

Redding, Wendy (Instructor/Program Development Specialist)

SPONSORING AGENCIES: Orice of Education (OMEN), Washington,

D.C. Teacher Corps. (B8801218); Office of Bilingual Education(OHEW/DEI, Washington, D.C. (BBB12883 }; Alaska State Dept. of

Education, Juneau. (0E01240)

DATE OF ORIGIN; 197D

PURPOSE :' To enable Alaskan natives to obtain eteaching certificate or degree in education by providinga 4-year, field-based degree it elementary, secondary, or

bilingual education and a degree in human resourcedevelopment to people living in rural Alaska.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to high school graduates accepted by aregional panel; 100 students, plus staff.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: State.

FORMER NAME: Alaska Rural Teacher Training Corps.

KEYWORDS: Teacher Education; Bilingual Education;Higher Education; Human Resources; Elementary SecondaryEducation; Field Experience Programs; Field Instruction;multicultural Education; Bachelors Degrees

TARGET LANGUAGES: Athapascan; Inupiaq; Yopik

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R50005

AiIinoual Multicultural SocietyMerillac Hall, non 308St. John's UniversityJamaica, NY 1I4:0

(212) q69 -8000, ext. 258

CONTACT:Spiridakis, John (Advisors

DAIS OF ORIGIN: 1974

PUR4SE: To ini_i,te, structure, and coordinateworkshops and activities in hilinqu3l education andcross-cultural studies.

prmsEz5Hip TNFARmATI03. nnen to interested individuals; dues' S5.

GFAGRARH)CAL SFRVICF AREA: Lore

CONFERENCES: Workshops.

KEYWOROS: Cross Cultural Studies; Multicultural Coucation;8llin9ua) rAUCatioN, rOturat pluralism; Workshops:Trainino Centers

TAPGFT LANGUAGES. Greek; Spanish

RS0006

Bilingual Multicultural Special Education Project31 St. James Avenue, Sixth floor

Boston, MA 02116(6171 727-5770

CONTACT:

Landurand, Patricia (Director)

SPOP4ORING AGENCIES: Massachusetts State Dept. of Education,

Boston. (MGG4712S)

DATE OF ORIGIN: 1q77

PURPOSE' To provide training and assistance inmeeting the needs of bilingual special education students.


PUBLICATIONS:. Bilingual Special Education ResourceDirectory; Proctedings: Diagnosis and interventionin Bilingual Special Education; BISEP Reporter

(newsletter); Boston Developmental Series.

CONFERENCES:. Diagnosis and Intervention in Bilingual

Special Education Searching for Now Alternatives;Adaptation of Exiting Training Programs to Address

4

Multilingual and Multict. ral Issues in Special

Education (1980).

FORMER NAME: Bilingual Special Education Project (BISEP).

KEYWORDS; Special Education; Workshops; Training Centers;Insrvice Education; Technical Assistance; BilingualEducation; Exceptional Persons

RS0007

Language and Intercultural Research Center

Brigham Young University240 8-34

Provo, UT 84602(801) 378-2651

Rogers, R. Max (Director)

CONTACT:

Tyler, V. Lynn (Associate Director)

PURPOSE: To conduct research on and todevelop practical learning aids and tr disseminatecultural materials in order to increase unuerstanding

among peoples of the world.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: In;.rnational.

PUBLICATIONS: Intercultural Communicator Resources;Culturgrams; Communication Learning Aids.

KEYWORDS; Material Development; Multicultural Education;Research; Resource Centers; Higher Education; Cultural

AwareneSS; Educational Media; Cross Cultural Training;Information Dissemination; Resource Materials

RS0008

Casa Del Sol Educational Programs, Inc,405 Shawmut Avenue

Boston, MA 0118(617) 536-8240

CONTACT:

Arroyo-Irizarry, Felix (Executive Director),(617) 536-8285

PURPOSE: To provide educational programs for

people in the community.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: Regional,

FUNDING SOURCES: Several foundations.

FUNDING LEGISLATION: Comprel.ensive Employment and Training

Act (CETA).

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ICYWORDS: Community Programs; Community Education;

Vocational Education; Job Training

TARGET LANGUAGES: Spanish

RSOOD9

Candelaria Association, Inc.1501 47th Avenue

Greeley, CO 80631(303) 330-1188

CONTACT;

Lopez, Annette (President),(3031 351-2458


PURPOSE:, To promote and encourage multicultural

understanding within the framework of the educationalcommunity, to foster the appreciation of Hispanic

cultures through the humanities and the sciences, *,promote and encourage the goals of bilingual multiculturaleducation, and to raise funds for educational scholarships

to Hispanic students.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to those who shar_ en interest

in the stated purposes; 35 members; dues: El?.

GEOGRAPHICAL SFRVICE AREA: Local.

FUNDING SWES: Contributions; zommunity support.

PUBLICATIONS: Booklet for Membership; Candelaria

Association; 1979-1980 (brochure).

FORMER NAME: Candelaria Fund.

KEYWORDS: Fund Raising; Scholarship Funds; Advocacy; AcademicAchievement; Multicultural Education; Cultural

Enrichment; Bilingual Education; Cultural Awareness:Hispanic American Culture

RS0010

Ethnic Studies Oral History Project

University of HawaiiEast West Road 4, Room 311Honolulu, HI 9682?(808) 988-2511

CONTACT:;

Taniquctl, Chad (Project Coordinator).(8081 588-2511

SPONSORING AGENUES: Hawaii State Foundation on Culture andArts, Honolulu.

CONTRACT NUMBER: FY79-80/88I/C0/3-C.(1)


PURPOSE: To record and preserve the varied

experiences of Hawaii's senior citizens of differentethnic groups and to provide teacher; and others withtraining in oral history techniques.

GEOGRAPNICAL SERVICE AREA:, State.

PUBLICATIONS: Waialua and Haleiwat The PeOple Tell Their Story;Life Histories of Native Hawaiians; Rewmber Kakaako:1910-1950; Waipi'o: Mano Mai; 1924 FillOn0 Strike on Kauai;Women Workers in Hawaii's Pineapple Industry (transcript volumes).

CONFERENCES: Oral History 4orkshop (cosponsoredwith the Hawaii Stat.? Council for Social Studies).

KEYWORDS: Social History; Oral History; Ethnic Studies;Teacher Workshops; Older Adults; Primary Sources;Interviews; Biographies; Archives; Teacher Education;Community Education

TARGET LANGUAGES: Cebuano; Japanese; Visayan; Malay° PolynesianLanguages

RSO0I1

modern Language Association (MLA) of America

62 Fifth AvenueNew Yore, NY 10011

(212) 741-5588

Colsrroe, Joel (f-cutive Director)

CONTACT:

Fisher, Dexter (Director of English Programs);Brod, Richard I. (Director of Foreign Language Programs),(212) 741-5583 or 5585


PURPOSE: To promote study and criticism of languages

and literatures.

MEN8ERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to those with a professional interest in

languages or literatures; 27,000 members; dues:graduated scale.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: International.

FUNDING SOURCES: Membership dues.

PUBLICATIONS: PMLA (bimonthly); MLA Newsletter (Quarterly);

MLA International Bibliography (annual).

CONFERENCES: Anna, convention.

KEYWORDS: Literary Criticism; Critical Reading; ModernLanguages; World Literature; Literature; Second LanguageInstruction; Materiel Development; Professional Associations

RS0012

REFORMA: National Association of Spanish Speaking Librarians

Graduate Library SchoolOniversity of Arizona151$ East First StreetTucson, AZ 85719i4D2) 884 -4491

CONTACT; Trejo, Arnulfo O. (Acting Director)


°UMW: To improve library services to the Spanish speaking,to obtain a better and more adequate distribution of libraryresources, to improve library education through research andtraining, and to assist libraries and communities in meetingtheir affirmative action goals.

MEMSEPSHIP INFORMATION: Open to thlse interested in improving libraryinfOrmation service; 225 members; dues: fooividuals SIO,institutions VD, studeits $3.

PARENT ORGANIZATION: American Library Assctiation (ALA).

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES: El Paso Chapter; Pacific Coast Chapter.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: National,;


PUDLICAT:ONS:. REFORMA NeusIrtter; Ouien es ouien.

CONFERENCES: Annual membership meeting dur'ng ALA confer-en....

KEYWORDS: Library Services; Liorary Associations;Librarians; Library Education; Minority GrouoS; OutreachPrograms; Educational Improvement; Affirmative Action

TARGET LANGUAGES:' Spanish

RSOO13

Asian American Educators Association (AC7A)1106 Madison Street

Evanston, IL 60202(312) R70-4130

CONTACT:Takada, Noriko (PresIdent),(312) 475-7377: 87r).413o

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PURPOSE: To achieve equal opportunities for AsianAmericans in the education field, to PrOvide communicationand feliowship among Asian Americans, to develop Professionalskills through an exchange of information, and to assist

the Asian American communities in developing socialservices.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to Asian Americans in the field of

education (regular membership), to Asian American students whoare education majors and those whose work relates to education(associate membership), and to those interested in AAEA'sgoals (honor,ry membership); 120 Niemt.t.rs; dues: $10,


PUBLICATIONS: AREA Newsletter (quarterly).

1EYVORDS: Information Dissemination; Ethnicity: Group Unity:Equal Education; Teacher Associations; Social Services;

Human Services: Professional Development; Information

Networks

TARGET LANGUAGES: Asian Languages

RS0014

Association for Cross Cultural Education

and Social Studies, Inc. (ACCESS)4340 East West Highway, Suite 906

Bethesda, MD 20014(301) 656-8558

Miranda, Lourdes (President)

CONTACT:

Pynn, Maria Elena (Project Director)

SPONSORING AGENCIES: Bureau of Education for the Handicapped

(DHEW/OE), Washington, D.C. Div, of Personnel Preparation.(88813300)

CONTRACT NUMBER:. G 007901343

DATE OF ORIGIN: 109

PURPOSE: To study. develop, and condu educational

PrOgrams intended to foster lifelong personal development;

to provide opportunities to those persons traditionallyoutside the mainstream of society, particula y women,language minorities, the aged, the handicapped, and the

socially and ecO4amically disadvantaged; and to oevelonand disseminate information and education materials

about Hispanic cultures.


KEYWORDS. Minority Groups; Disadvantaged, 3isanilities;Multicultural Education; Social Studies; Material

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Development; Information Dissemination; Cultural Awareness;

Lifelong Learning; Older Adults; Exceptional persons; Females;Adult Programs; Individual Development; EducationalOpportunities


RS0015

AssociatiOn of Hispanic Arts, Inc.200 East 87th Street

New York, NY 1002R(212) 364-705a

Robles, Elsa Ortiz (Executive Director)

CONTACT;

mondesfre, Elba Cabrera (Administrative Assistant)

sPONSORING AGENCIES: New York State Council on the Arts, NevYork. (88806111111; New YOrk City nerit. of Cultural Affairs..National Endowment for the Arts, (RRD0425S)

DATE Of ORIGIN: 1475

PUPPOSE: To disseminate information on ictivities andissues which will assist in the promulgation of wispanic

art forms.

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMI.TEES: Audience flevelooment Protect.

Comprehensive Employment Training Act (EFTA); Artist Protect,;

GEOGRAPHICAL SERvICE AREA: Regional,

PHRLICATIONS: Hispanic Arts Festival lirectgry,

Hispanic Arts (newsletter).

KEYWORDS: Information Dissemination; Art Activities'.

Cultural Activities; Fine Arts. Cultural Enrichment. rOkCulture; Drama; Theater Artst Creative Art.

Information Centers

RSOOI6

Stanford Institute for intercultural Communication

P.O. Box A-0Stanford, CA 94:054115) 497-4921

CONTACT:Clarke, Clifford H. (Director)

SPONSORING AGENCIES: Stanford Univ., Calif. School of

Education. 1C1082500)


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PURPOSE: To provide intercultural communication

training for professionals working in multiculturalenvironments.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA Internationt1.

CONFERENCES: Annual institutes.

KEYWOROS: Institutes (Training Programs); Summer Programs;

Intercultural Programs; Cultural Pluralism;Communication Skills; Higher Education; Cross

Cultural Training; Professional Development:Professional Training; Inservice Education;HUlticultural Education

RS0017

Spanish Educational Development (SED) Center

Adult Education Program1840 Calorama RoaA, NN

Washington, DC 2:.f09(202) 462-81348

Arango, Rolando (Acting Director)

CONTACT:

Maier, Mark F. (Assistant Director),

(207) 293-7030; 462-8848

SPONSORING AGENCIES: united Way of the National Capital Area,

D.C.

DATE Or ORIGIN: 1075

PURPOSE: To provide adu't students with basic Englishas a second language ('SL) skills, to assist in preparingfor the General Equivalency Degree (GEO), and to providevocational and service referrals.

CEOGRANICAt SERVICE AREA: Pegional,

PUBLICATIONS: Directory of Education DpportunitieS andrinancial Alo for the Washington, D,C. Area

KfYwORDS English (Second Language), Adult Education; AdultPrograms; Career Counseling; wig,' School EquivalencyPrograms; Referral; Joh Placement: rmoloyment Services

TARGr LANGPA4(' Spanish

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R50018

Flaming Rainbow Ur versityRoute 5, Box 240Tahlequah, OK 74464(918) 456.5662

Goehring, DaA (President)

CONTACT;

Kolhoff, Kathleen (Dean of Academic Affairs)

PURPOSE: To provide liberal arts education to Indiansand low-income white students in northeastern Oklahoma

through a private 4-year Indian-Controlled College.

GEOGRAPHIU1L SERVICE AREA: total.

FUNDING 3OUREES: Tuition.

FORMER NAME: Flaming Rainbow University witnout walls,

KEYWORDS: Private Colleges; Nontraditional Students;

Lower Class Students; Educational Innovation: NonprofitOrganizations; Bilingual Students; Rural Areas:, Higher

Education; Liberal Arts; Institutional Autonomy:American Indian Education

TARGET LANGUAGES: Cherokee

RS0019

Hiqh/Scope Education.1 Research Foundation

600 North River Street

Ypsilanti, MI 4E197(3131 485 -2000

Hanes, Michael iOirector, Preschool Education Department)

CONTACT:8russolo. Nancy H. (Manager, Public Information and Services)

SPONSORING AGENCIES: Adninistration for Children, Youth, andFamilies (OHM, Washington, D.C. (FIREI1J008)

CONTRACT NUMBER: 105-7A-1023

PURPOSE: To conduct research on and develop curriculum

4n early childhood education acd provide training for

adults who work with young children and for otherProfessionals in the field of early childhood education.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVILE AREA: International.

CONFERENCES: Annual Spring Conference on Early Childhood

Education; numerous training conferences.

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KEYWORDS: Educational Research; Curriculum Development;Early Childhood Education ;' Training; Preschool Education;

Elementary Education;* Teacher Education; ParentEducation

TARGET LANGUAGES:. Spanish

RS0020

Horace Mann Bond Center for Equal Education

University of Massachusetts

Library TowerAmherst. RA 01003(413) 545-0327

CONTACT:Weinberg, Meyer (Director)


PURPOSE.. To serve as a national clearinghouse for

materials and research in the area of race and schools,including desegregation.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA:. International.

PUBLICAT1ONS Integrateducation; Research Review of (pal

Education.

KEYWORDS: Clearinghouses; Information Services; Equal

Education; Racial Integration; Educational Research; SchoolDesegregation; Information Dissemination; Racial

Discrimination

1150021

Illinois Resource Center500 South Dwyer Avenue

Arlington Heights, IL 60005

(312) 870-410D

CONTACT:

Perlman, Ron fbirectori

SPONSORINCMENCIES: Illinois State Board of Education,

Springfield. (B9B17331)

DATE Or ORIGIN: 1972

PURPOSE. To provide training workshops for teachersworking with children of limited English proficiency.

PARENT ORGANIZATION: Northwest Educational Cooperative.


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PUBLICATIONS; Future That*s Twice as Bright: Bilingual

Education in Illinois; Directory of Transitional BilingualEducation Programs in Illinois; Bilingual Newsletter (.nconjunction with the Midwest Resource Center).

CONFERENCES: Annual Multicultural Materials Conference.

KEYWORDS: Resource Centers; Teacher Education; TeacherWorkshops; Staff Development; Bilingual Education;

Elementary Secondary Education; Training Centers;Inservice Education

TARGET LANGUAGES: Minority Languages

RS0022

Illinois Teachers of English to Speakers ofOther languages and Bilingual Education (Illinois TESOL /BE)

Northeastern Illinois UniversityChicago, IL 60625

(312) 583-4050

Gunther, Vicki (President),(312) 477-9296

CONTACT:.

Illwftzer, Robert (Executive Secretary)

DATE OF ORIGIN; 1970

PURPOSE: To strengthen instruction and research inthe teaching of English to speakers of other languagesand bilingual education, to promote professional growthand development in the field, to disseminate information,

and to cooperate with other groups having similar concerns.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: 700 members; dues: $8.

PARENT ORGANIZATION: International Teachers of English to

Speakers of Other Languages.

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES:


PUBLICATIONS: Illinois TESOL/BE Newsletter.

CONFERENCFS: Annual statewide convention.

KETWO2DS: Teacher Associations; English (Second Language);Lafiguage Research; Information Dissemination;Educational Research; Instructional Improvement;Bilingual Education; Professional Development; NonEnglish Speaking; Educational Cooperation: Second

Language Instruction


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RS0023

Information Center on Children's Cultures331 East 38th StreetNew York, NY 10016(212) 6b6 -5522, ex,. 402

CONTACT:

Greenblatt, Melinda (Associate Director)


PURPOSE: To collect educational and culturalmaterials in English about children of other :ands; to

collect primary source material in the language of thecountry, with emphasis on children of developing countries;and to provide information services on children's cultures.

PARENT ORGANIZATION: U.S. Committee for UNICEF,

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA International.

PUBLICATIONS: Bibliographies; Sources of Children'sBooks from Other Countries Catalog.

KEYWORDS: Information Services; International Education;Information Centers; Instructional Materials; Developing Nations;Children; Library Collections; Cultural Awareness; CrossCultural Studies; Primary Sources

R50024

International Institute of Erie, Pennsylvania, Inc.235 West Sixth StreetErie, PA 16507(814) 452 -3935

CONTACT:

Metz, Helen C. (Executive Director)

SPONSORING AGENCIES: Unite Way of Erie County, Pa.

PURPOSE: To provide the foreign-born in the greaterErie area with immigration and naturalization services,referral services, interpreter and translator services,and an English as a second language f.:51.) program.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to interested individuals'.230 members; dues: students 13, individuals 15, families17,50, supporting members 110, life members 1100.

PARENT ORGANIZATION: American Council for Nationalities

Service.

SPECIAL OIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES; lntenational Folk Ball.


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KEYWORDS; Immigrants; Relocation; Counseling S *vices;

Citizenship; Education; Information Services; English(Second Language); Referral; Refugees; Second LanguageInstruction; Interpreters; Acculturation


RS0025

Education Funding Research Council752 National Press Building

Washington, DC 20045

(202) 737-4700

Marshall, James J. (Executive Director)

CONTACT:

Lang, Fraser (Associate Director)

PURPOSE: To provide information services andpublications on Federal funding programs.

GEOGRAPWCAL SERVICE AREA: National.

PUBLICATIONSf Education funding News (weekly); 1980Federal Funding Guide (annual series); New

Oepartment of Education Directory; Title IHandbook; Education Amendments of 1978.

CONFERENCES; cr...ing and fall seminars on Federal

funding programs; workshops.

KEYWORDS: Information Services; Federal Aid; FinancialSupport; Material Development; Educational Finance; FederalPrograms; Fund Raising

RS0026

Education Law Center605 Broad Street

Newark, NJ 07102

(201) 624-1815

Morheuser, Marilyn (Director)

CONTACT:

Matrick, Debra S. (Community Education Coordinator)

SPONSORING AGENCIES: Ford Foundation, New YOrk, N.Y. (QPX27000)

CONTRACT NUMBER:* 730-0659

DATE OF ORIGIN( )973

PURPOSE: To sPecialize in reform and improvement of

the public elementary and secondary school systems in NewJersey and Pennsylvania,

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GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: Regional.

FUNDING SOURCES; Nonprofit.

KEYWORDS: School Systems; Educational Improvement; ElementarySecondary Education; Educational Legislation; School Law;Nonprofit Organizations; Legal Problems; Lawyers; Advocacy

RS0027

Asian/ESL Project

Seattle Ccamunity College1701 Broadway

Seattle, WA 98122(206) 587-4142

Donohue, Don (Associate Dean for Continuing Education),(206) 587-4180 or 4142

CONTACT:Hidaka, Rachel (Project Coordinator)

CONTRACT NUMBERf KSMC 80c28-1 -04 -1


PURPOSE: To provide intensive English as a

second language (ESL) assistance for entry intovocational skills training programs or employment.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA State.

FUNDING LEGISLATION: Comprehensive Employment andTraining Act (CETA).

KEYWORDS: English (Second Language); Community Colleges;

Vocational Education; Continuation Education; IntensiveLanguage Courses; Adult Education; Second LanguageInstruction

TARGE LANGUAGES; Cambodian; Chinese; Pilipino; Japanese;Korean; Lao; Samoan; Thai; Vietnamese; Asian Languages

RS0028

Midwest National Origin Desegregation Assistance Center (NODAL)School of EducationUniversity of WisconsinP.O. Box 413Milwaukee, WI 53201(414) 963-5663

CONTACT:

Fernindez, Ricardo (Director)

PURPOSE: To implement Lau ccmplia.ce in a 10-Statearea (Regions V and VII).

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA; Regional.

KEYWORDS; Lau Centers; School Desegregation; TechnicalAssistance; Educational Planning; Program Implementation;Program Evaluation; Desegregation Methods

TARGET LANGUAGES; Arabic; Sparish; Vietnamese; American IndianLanguages

RS0029

National Origin Desegregation Assistance Center (NODAC)

School of EducationSan Diego State University

San Diego, CA 92182(714) 265-6656

CONTACT:

Ochoa, Alberto M. (Director)


PURPOSE: To provide technical assistance to school

districts developing or implementing national origindesegregation educational master plans to comply with

the Lau v. Nichols Supreme Court decision and Title VIof the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

PARENT ORGANIZATION: Institute of Cultural Pluralism.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA Regional.

FUNDING LEGISLATION: Emergency School Aid Act, Title IV.

PUBLICATIONS: Lau Center manuals (9 volumes).

CONFERENCES: Policy Issues Forum; workshops.

KEYWORDS: Lau Centtrs; School Desegregation; TechnicalAssistance; Educational Planning; Program Implementation:Program Svaluation; Desegregation Methods


RS0030

Center for the Study of Parent Involvement693 Mission Street, Fifth FloorSan Francisco, CA 94105(415) 495-7283

CONTACT:

Saran, Daniel (Director)

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PURPOSE: To increase parent Involvement in schools,

to strengthen parent leadership skills, to develot parentnetworks, to assist schools and programs in improiingparent involvement, and to serve as an informationclearinghouse on parent involvement.

PARENT ORGANIZATION; Children's Rights Group.


rUNDINC SOURCES: Self-supporting.

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PUBLICATIONS: Parent Involvement Conference Model; Issue

Papers; Evaluating Parent Involvement, PreparingTeachers for Parent Involvement, Parent Involvement:Parent Development; Apple Pie (newsletter).

KEYWORDS: Parent Participation; Parent Education; InformatftaCenters; Inservice Education; Community Involvement; SchoolCommunity Relationship

RS0031

Center for Cuban Studies220 East 23d StreetNew York, NY 10010

(212) 685-9038 or 8086

Levinson, Sandra (Executive Director)

CONTACT;

Friedman, Naomi (Administrative Assistant)

PURPOSE; To help break down the lack ofcommunication that exists between the United Statesand Cuba by promoting cultural and educational exchangeprograms; by maintaining a library of original sourcematerials; and by publishing original Cuban documents,news items, cultural material', etc. in Spanish andin translation.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION; 2,500 members; regular members S25, students$15, institutions S35, sustaining members $50,contributing members $100.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVIre AkEA; National.

PUBLICATIONS: Cuba Update (bimonthly news journal);Cuba in Focus; Documents Series; Canto libre.

CONFERENCES; National Conference on Cuba.

KEYWORDS::. Exchange Programs; Ct'ltural Exchange;

International Educational Exchange; Special Libraries;Publications; Ethnic Studies

TARGET LANGUALES: Spanish

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1150032

Chicano Teachers of EnglishDepartment of EnglishUniversity of TexasAustin, TX 78712(512) 471-4991

CONTACT:

Cirdenas de Dwyer, Carlota (Chairperson),(512) 258-4587

DATE OF ORIGIN;, 1972

PURPOSE: To facilitate and encourage Chicano teachersof English language arts to participate in the NationalCouncil of Teachers of English and to establish a networkof communication about curriculum and methodology relatedto teaching Chicano students and Chicano literature.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to student teachers or teachersof English language arts or related subjects.

PARENT ORGANIZATION: National Council of Teachers ofEnglish.


PUBLICATIONS: Bibliographies.

CONFERENCES: Chicano Caucus Meeting of the iationalConvention of the National Council of Teachers ofEnglish.

KEYWORDS: Teacher Associations: Information Networks' !nglishInstruction: Language Arts: Chicano Literature: Chicanu Students

RS0033

Clearinghouse for Community Based FreeStanding Educational Institutions1806 Vernon Street, NWWashington, DC 200..(202) 462-6333

Zachariadis, C.P. (Executive Director)

CONTACT;

Villa, Kathie (Director of Operations)

OATE OF ORIGIN: 1976

PURPOSE: To promote community-based educationand to insure the development and stability offree-standing community-based educational institutions.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to secondary, independent frstitutions

serving nontraditional students and operating in

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response to community needs; 37 Renters; dues: $50to $300.


PUBLICATIONS: Membership Directory: Directory of ResourcePublications; Directory of Resource Organizations; WeeklyBulletin of Government Funding Programs and Services;quarterly newslettc.., annual eport.

CONFERENCES:. Annual membership conference.

KEYWORDS: Clearinghouses; Nontraditional Education;Community Schools; Nontraditional Students

RS0034

Council for Basic Education725 I5th Street, NW

Washington, DC 20005(202) 347-4171

Down, A. Graham (Executive Director)

CONTACT:'

Benson, Ann (Research Associate)


PURPOSE: To strengthen the teaching and leaning of

basic subjects in American elementary and secondary schoolsand to initiate and support measures to insure that teachersare thoroughly competent, by training and temperament, toteach their assigned subjects.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to those who share an interest in basiceducation; 7,500 members; dues: S15.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA:. National.

FUNDING SOURCES: Private foundations and corporations.

PUBLICATIONS! Basic Education (monthly newsletter).

KEYWORDS:: Elementary Secondary Education; TeacherEffectiveness:Basic Skills; Competency Based Teacher Education

RS0035

Cuban Association of Bilingual Teachers and Teachers of Spanish

1422 West OliveChicago, IL 60660(312) 275-8557. 772 -0423; 583-0141

Alsina, Anaela (President)1312) 583-6191

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CONTACT:

AZuSMendi, Armando (Registered Agent).(312) 275 -9557


PURPOSE: To work within the mainstream of the Amerfran

educational system and to maintain the language, customs,

and heritage of the Cuban people.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to Cuban (by birth ordescent) teachers, professors of Spanish, or personsinvolved in education: 100 members: dues:. $12.


PUBLICATIONS: Cuban Teacher (Maestro cubano).

KEYWORDS: Language Teachers; Bilingual Teachers; TeacherAssoCiations; Language Maintenante; Cultural Awareness;Ethnicity

RS0036

Nationalities Services Center

1001 Huron Road, Room 115Cleveland, OH 44115(216) 781-4560

CONTACT:Stoica, Lucretia (Executive Oirector)

SPONSORING ANCIES: united Way of Cleveland, Ohio.


PURPOSE: To meet emergent human needs and to respondin emergency and crisis situations providing suchservices as personal counseling; adjustment coonselin(cultural shock); resettlement services; legal immigrationand naturalizatiOn services; housing search; job placements.verification of foreign degrees, trades, and prOfesSionS;informal education; intergrOup relations; and Operation ofthe Language. Bank of Cleveland (Interpreters andt'anslators).

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: 300 members; dues: $5 and up.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERYICF AREA: Local.

FUNDING SOURCES: Membership dues; donations.

PUBLICATIONS: Ethnic nireCtOry (listing more than

2000 ethnic organizations, churcheS, etc.); What YouShould Know about Cleveland and Its Services; booklets

On scefal security.

CONFERENCES: Immigration seminars; conferences on ethecity.

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FORMER NAME: International Institute of Young Women'sChristian Association (YWCA/.

KEYWORDS: Human Services; Land Settlement; Relocation;Immigrants; Crisi, Intervention: Interpreters; JohPlacement; Ethnic Croups; Counseling Services;Intergroup Relations

RS0037

Centro de Estudios PuertorriguehosCity University of New York445 West 59th Street

Ne2w York, NY 10019(12) 489-5260

Bonilla, Frank (Director),(212) 489 -5264

CONTACT;Rodriguez. Camille (Staff Associate).

(212) 489-5193

SPONSORING AGENCIES: City Univ. of New York, N.Y. Board of

Higher Education.


PURPOSE: To serve as a resource toward meeting theintellectual, political, and practical needs of PuertoRicans, mainly by conducting research in fields pertinent

to an understanding of Puerto Rican experience in theUnited States, particularly culture, language, history,and migration.

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES: History and Migration TaskForce; culture and the Arts Task Force; Language Policy

Task Force; Puerto Rican and Higher Education TaskForce; Library Unit.


PUBLICATIONS: Language Policy and the Puerto RicanCommunity (Working Paper I); On Deletion andilsambiguation in Puerto Rican Spanish (working

Paper 3); Law and Bilingual Education: A manualfor the Community,

KEYWORDS: Research; Ethnic Studies; Informatif.in Services;

Resource Centers; History: Migration; Puerto RicanCulture


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RS0038

Organization of Chinese American Women (OCAW)

3214 Ouesida Street, NWWashington, DC 20015(202) 227-1967

Tsui, Pauline W. (President)

CONTACT:

Chi, Lotta (Secretary),(703) 527-8704


PURPOSE: To advance the cause of Chinese Amerocan womenin the United States and to foster public awareness of theirspecial needs and concerns by addressing a variety of issues,including equal employment opportunities, education,

training, and culture.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to any individual who supports

the stated goals and purposes: more than 15,000 members: dues:regular members 515, supporters $25, sponsors $50, patrons$100.

PARENT ORGANIZATION: Organization of Chinese Americans IOCAl.

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR CCMMITTEES: 17 chapterS throughout

the U.S.


PUBLICATIONS; Quarterly iewsletter.

CONFERENCES: Local chapter meetings held regularly: OCAWnational meeting held biannually in conjunction with

the OCA national convention.

KEYWORDS: Chinese Culture: Equal Education; Females;Ethnicity; Group Unity; Equal Opportunities (Jobs)

RS0039

South Asia Language and Area CenterOutreach Educational Project

University of Chicago1130 East S9th StreetChicago, IL 60637(312) 753-4132

CONTACT:Erdman, Joan L. (Outreach Coordlnatori

SPONSORING AGENCIES: Chicago Univ., Ill, South Asia Language

and Area Studies Center. IJIM142651

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PURPOSE: To aid teachers in the area schools andmembers of the community in studies of and informationfor South Asians and South Asia.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: Local.

KEYWORDS: Outreach Programs; Community Services; Resource

Centers

RS0040

Pacific Asian Coalition

New Jersey ChapterP.O. Box 187Livingston, NJ 0703912011 992.2160

CONTACT:

Yang, Chung Shu !Presiding (tfficert


PURPOSE: To provide human services for Asian and

Pacific Americans and to educate the general publicabout issues affecting Pacific and Asian Americans.

MEMBERSNIP INFORMATION: Open to anyone; approximately 100 members;dues: individuals $6, families $8.

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES: Cultural and EducationCommittee.


FUMING SOURCES: Membership dues; fundraising.

PUBLICATIONS: News and Views (chapter newsletter).

CONFERENCES: Asian Awareness Festival; consciousnrssraising workshops; assertiveness training workshops.

KEYWORDS: Human Services; Resource Centers; MulticulturalEducation; ithnicity: Cultural Awareness

RS0041

Pacific Asian Consortium it rimplorient (PACE)1851 ;man Westmorel!rd Avenue

Los Angeles, CA 40006(213) 748 -8431

Doi, terry N. (Executive Director)

CONTACT.

Delacrut. Enr44up (Assistant Fvocutive Director)

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SPONSORING AGENCIES; Los Angeles, Calif.; California

(CI000000); Social Security Administrat:ww (DHEM). Washington,D.C. Indochinese Refugee Assistante Program.


PURPOSE; To provide human development _ssistante serving

the manpower, housing, id training needs of Asian

Pacific communities through English as a secondlanguage (ESL), clerical, bookkeeping, on-the-Jobtraining, direCt placement, and handyman programs.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to those meeting funding sources'elilibility requirements (residency and incomeCriteria).


FUNDING SOURCES, Community block grants; housing communitydevelopment funds.

FUNDING LEGISLATION: Comprehensive Employment and Training Act(CETA), Title fib and Titte lid.

PUBLICATIONS: Keepfnq PACE.

FORMER NAME; AADAP/PACE.

KEYWORDS: Individual Development; Community Services;

Employment Services; Job Placement; Employment Programs;Job Training; HOUting: tabor Needs

RSD042

Arizona Association for Bilingual Education (AABE)

College of EducationUniversity of ArizonaBuilding 69, Box 4D5Tucson, AZ 85721

(602) 626-2270

CONTACT:

Paz, Estanislao (President)

CaTE OF ORIGIN. Io77

PURPOSE: To Serve as an organization autonomous frominstitutio,s whose primary purpose is to prOMOte bilingual

education in the State.

NEmBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to all; dues: S15.

PARENT ORGANIZATION: National Association for Bilingual Education

(RABE).


PUBLICATIONS: AA& Newsletter,

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CONFEREMCES: Annual conference.

KEYWORDS: Professional Associations; Bilingual Education;Advocacy; MultiCultural Education; Public Relktions

!WET LANGUAGES: Apache; Hopi; Navajo: Pima; Spanish; Tatago;American Indian Languages

RS0043

Aspire, Inc. of Illinois3432 West Oiversey AvenueChicago, IL 60647(312) 252-0970

CONTACT;

Rodrrg:ez, Carmelo (Executive Director)

SPONSORING AGENCIES: Mayor's Office of Manpower, Chicago, Iii.;

Mines State Board of Education, Springfield. (80(117331); LawEnforcement Assistance Administration (Dept. of Justice),Washington, D.C. (FGK21434)

DATE OF OR:GIN; 1969

PURPOSE: To provide educational counseling,leadership development, and tutorial assistance; to

disseminate information regarding the desegregation

prams *eking place in Chicago public sch,-1s, healthcareers, and juvenile delinquency prevention; and topromote parental involvement.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to the Spanish-speaking communitycitywide.

PARENT ORGANIZATION: As,.ra of America, In.:.

GEOGRAPNICAI SERVICE AREA: State

FUNDING SOURCES: State and Federal contracts; corporations;foundations.

CONFERENCES: Bilingual education workshops; health careers

conferences and workshops; desegregation conferences andworkshops; educational counseling wor,shops; lawenforcement workshops; career guidance and school-to-work

transition workshops.

KEYWORDS: Leadership Training; Community Programs; Technical

Assistance; Information Services; Parent Participation;Youth Programs; Delinquency Prevention; Career Guidance;School Desegregation; Educational Counseling; Educational

Resources; Community Involvement; Bilingual Programs;workshOPs

TAKET LANGUAGE,,. Spanish

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RS0044

Aspire of America, Inc.205 Lexington Avenue, 12th FloorNew York, NY 10016(2121 889-6101

CONTACT;

Anglada, Mario A. (National Executive Director)


PURPOSE: To provide tesanical assistance and conduct

educational research.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to club participants,

SPtCIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES: Five affiliates (Illinois,New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Puerto Pico);Research Division (Reston, Va.).

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA; National.

FUNDING SOOPCES: Corporations; foundations; Federal and local

agencies.

PUBLICATIONS: Land-Grand Analogy: Possible Applications tothe Urban University of the Future; Research onDesegregation.

KEYWOROS: Technical Assistance; Educational Counseling;

School Desegregation; Information Services; CommunityInvolvement; Leadership Training; Educational Research;Youth Programsf veuth Opportunities; NationalNational organizations; Bilingual Programs

TAPGET LANGUAGES: Spanish

RSOC45

Aspire - Rockefeller Foundation National Fellows in Policy

1028 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Suite 607

Washington, DC 20036(202) 223-6230

CONTACT:

Roman, Rocelia (National Coordinator)

SPONSORING AGENCIES; "ockefeller Foundation, New York, N.Y.

(88800165)


PURPOSE: To conduct educational research.


PUBLICATIONS: Pitfrre (El) (semfaqh:al newsletter),

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KEYWOROS Fellowships; Academic Achievement; EducationalResearch; Educational Policy

TARGET LANGUAGES; Spanish

RS0046

Bilingual Association of Florida, Inc.

Florida Affiliate of the National Association of Bilingual Education

12435 SW 92d CourtMiami, FL 33176MO 595-7022

CONTACT:

Weiss, Ana D. (President)


PURPOSE To support issues in bilingual education and

to sm)nsor cultueal, educational, and social activities.

MEMBERSHIP INFORv .10k: 110 meobers; dues; individuals $5, organizations810, students $3.

PARENT ORGANIZATION: National Association for Bilingual Education(NABE).


CONFERENCES: Annual association conference; comprehensive

workshops.

KEYWORDS: Cultural Activities; Bilingual Education;Professional Associations; Advocacy; MulticulturalEducation; Public Relations


RS0047

Roricua College.375 BroadwayNew York, NY 10025

(212) 865-9000

Alicea, Victor G. (President)

CONTACT:

Reyes, Esmeralda (Executive Assistast to the President)


PURPOSE:. To Provide bilingual bicultural highereducation.


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KEYWORDS: Higher Education; Associate Degrees: Colleges;

Multicultural Education; Bilingual Education


RS0048

California Association for Bilingual Education (CABE)926 J Street

Sacramento, Ca 95814(916) 447-3986

Cruz, Roberto (President),

(415) 549-1820

CONTACT:

McChesney, Brenda (CABE Consultant)


PURPOSES To conduct training, research, and public

relations in bilingual education.

MEMBERSHIP INF0PMATION:, Opt" to all; 3,u00 members: dues: community

members, parents, and students $10, professionals $25.

PARENT ORGANIZATION: National Association for Bilingual Education

(NA8E) .

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVIC AREA: State.

FUNDING SOURCES: menbrrsnin dues; conferences; publications.

PUBLICATIONS: CABE Research Journal.

CONFERENCES: Annual conference.

KEYWORDS: Educational Research; Traininn; Public Relations;

Bilingual Education; Professional Associations;multicultural Education; Advocacy Public Relations

TARGET LANGUAGES: Chinese; Pilipino; Spanish; Vietnamese

RS0049

Colorado Association for Bilingual-Bicultural Education24C7 LaPorte Avenue

Fort Collins, CO 805211303) 482-7420

CONTACT:

Reminder, Joe (President),(303) 482-7420, ext. 3n


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PURPOSE; To implement bilingual and bicultural education.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to all 300 members; dues; $5.

PARENT ORGANIZATION: National Association for Bilingual

Education (RABE).

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES:. Consultant; MiniwOrkShop.


PUBLICATIONS: Labor BilingUe Newsletter.

CONFERENCES: Regional Multicultural Bicultural Conference.

KEYWORDS; Multicultural Education; Program Implementation;

Professional Associations: Bilingual Education; Advocacy;Public Relations


RS0050

Connecticut Association for Bili.gual- Bicultural Education

1120 Kossuth StreetBridgeport, CT 06608(203) 333-7389

CONTACT:

Toro, Leonor (President),(203) 281-3343


PURPOSE; To promote bilingual bicultural education

and to create an awareness in the community of the valueand need for bilingual bicultural education.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to all; 300 members;, dae5: $5.

PARENT ORGANIZATION National Pssociatiln for Bilingual

Education (OBE).

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COmMIITEES: Planning and Strategy;

Scholarship.


CONFERENCES> Yearly spring and fall conference.

KEYWORDS: Bilingual Education; Multicultural Education;Community Education; Professional Associations; Advocacy:.

Public Relations

TARGET LANGUAGES: Creek; Ita14,14, POrtugueSe; Spanish

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11S0051

De Anza College850 West McKinley Avenue

Sunnyvale, CA 94086(408) 739-4612

Guevara, Jorge (Program Administrator)

CONTACT:,

Zoffman, Norma

SPONSORING AGENCIES: California State Dept. of Education,

Oakland. (88804190); Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare,Washington, D.C. (FGK21430); Foothill-De Anza Ccammnity Coll.District, Los Altos Hills, Calif. (88805360)

DATE OF ORIGIN:. 1975

PURPOSE:: To offer bilingual education; English as a second

language (ESL) courses; Spanish, Mandarin, and Cantoneseclasses; and vocational education programs.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: Local. .

KEYWORDS: English (Second Language); Vocational Education;

Second Language Instruction; Higher Education; CommunityLanguage Instruction; Higher Education; Community Colleges;Bilingual Education; Bilingual Programs; MulticulturalEducation

TARGET LANGUAGES: Cantonese; Mandarin; Spanish; Vietnamese

RS0052

Illinois Association for Bilingual Education

500 South OwyerArlington Heights, IL 60005(312) 810-4100

walker, Maria P. (President)

CONTACT

PearlmaN, Ron

DATE OF ORIGIN' 1976

PURPOSE To promote bilingual education as an educational

apn-lach to the unique needs of linguistic minority childrenano I promote a meaningful and effective way of developingan appreciation of Itural differences and a capacity todevelop effectiver in a multicultural society.

PARFN1 ORGANIZATION: National Association for BilingualEducation (NM).

GEOGRAPHICAL SERuICF AREA: State.

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CONFERENCES: Cosponsor of educational State conferences.

KEYWORDS: Cultural Awareness; Professional Associations;

Bilingual Education; Advocacy; Cultural Differences;Multicultural Education; Public Relations

TARGET LANGUAGES; Minority Languages

RSOL15.,

Kansas Association for Bilingual Education (KABE)

c/o Kansas Advisory Committee on Mexican American Affairs1725 Penholm DriveManhattan, KS 66502(913) 539 -5915

CONTACT:Kramer, Virginia Reyes (President)


PURPOSE: To serve as advocates of the special needs of language

minorities in the State by proposing ani supporting State,Federal, and local bilingual education programs.


Education (RABE).

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION; Open to all; 45 members; dues: $5.


PUBLICATIONSt KABE Newsletter.

CONFERENCES: Annual conference; regional trailing sessions.

KEYWORDS; Bilingual Education; Professional Associations;

Multicultural Education: Advocacy; fte.lic Relations


RS0054

Kirkwood Community College6301 Kirkwood Boulevard, SW

Cedar Rapids, IA 52406(319) 398-5429

CONTACT:Masters, Florence (Head. Department of Foreign Languages)

PURPOSE: To provide community college anult basic education

proESgrams and instruction in Fnglfsh as a second language(L).

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: local.

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KEYWORDS: English (Second Language); Adult Basic Education;

Higher Education; Community Colleges; Second Language Instruction

1150055

LaGuardia Community College31-10 Thomson Avenue

Long Island City, NY 11101

(212) 626-2700

CONTACT:

Martin, Steffani (Director, Bilingual Studies),(212) 626-8589

SPONSORING AGENCIES: Office of ' ilingual Education (DREW /OE),

Washington, D.C. (B8012883)


PURPOSE: To serve as a community college, with an emphasison career education.


FUNDING LEGISLATION: Elementary and Secondary Education Act(ESEA), Title VII; New York State vocational Education Act.

KEYWORDS; Community Colleges; Technical Education; BilingualEducation; Vocational Education; Higher Education

TARGET LANGUAGES, Armenian; Greek; Spanish

RS0056

Louisiana Association for Bilingual Education

St. Landry Parish Bilingual ProgramP.O. Box 310Opelousas, LA 70570(318) 942-2331

CONTACT:Hebert, Sandy (President)

DATE OF ORIGIN 1977

PURPOSE; To promote the interests of bilingual education in

Louisiana.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to all; 200 members; dues; $5.


ducation (NAPE).


KEYWORDS: Bilingual Education; Professional Associations;Multicultural Education; Advocacy: Public Relations

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TARGET LANGUAGES: French; Italian; Spanish

RS0051

Massachusetts Association for Bilingual Education (MAKE)31 St. James Avenue, Room 540

Boston, MA 02116

(611) 727-0300

Mahone, Ernest J. (President)

CONTACT:

Rodriguez, Juan C.


PURPOSE: To serve as a forum for teachers, administrators,Parents, and community involved in bilingual education.



Education (NAOE).

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES: Special Interest Committee;

Public Relations Committee.


FUNDING SOURCES:: Membership ides.

PUBLICATIONS: MARE News (newsletter).

CONFERENCES: Annual spring conference; sprirg and fall

miniworkshops.

KEYWORDS Professional Associations; Bilingual Education;

multicultural Education; Advocacy; Public Relations

TARGET LANGUAGES: Armenian; Cane Verdean; Chinese; French:

Greek; Hebrew; Italian; Portuguese; Russian; Spanish

RS0058

Michigan Association for Bilingual Education (MADE)

P.O. Box 12005Lansing. MI 48901

Gilbert. Theresa (President),

(517) 374.4892

CONTACT:,

Vargas, Howl° (Vice president).(313) 961 -9160


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PURPOSE: To lobby within the State Department of Education forbilingual education and to sensitize people (both educators and

noneducntors) to the needs of bilingual education.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to those with an interest in bilingualeducation; 200 member:; dues: regular members $12. associates$6, institutions $25.

PARENT ORGANIZATION:, National Association for 8iiingual

Education (NABE).



CONFERENCES; Annual State MABE Conference.

KEYWORDS: Lobbying; Bilingual Education; ProfessionalAssociations: Multicultural Education; Advocacy; PublicRelations

TARGET LANGUAGES: Minority tang/ages

RS0059

National Association for Bilingual Education (NABE)

School of EducationUniversity of Wisconsin at Milwaukee

P.O. Box 413Enders Hall 838Milwaukee, 53201

1414) 963-5663

CONTACT;

Fernindez. Ricardo (President)


PURPOSE: To letognize, c,romote, And publicize excellence

in bilingual education and to proPote efforts to assure theprovision of equal educational opportunity f,.- all.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to all inevIdt:els interestedin and suppor, bilingual bizulturrl education and the goalsof the Associatio ; 2,100 members. dPes: regular members $20.

associates $10, institutions $50, commercial members $100.

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES: affiliates -epresenting States

or other political divisions; 10 speciil interest groups;

10 standing committees.


FUNDING SOURCES: membership dues; affiliate due`..

PUBLICATIONS: NABE Journal; MARE News.

CONFERENCES: NABE annual international conference.

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KEYWORDS: Equal Education; Educational Research; NationalOrganizations; Multicultural Education; Bilingual Education;

Teacher Associations; Advocacy Educational Improvement;Public Relations


RS0060

New Jersey Association for Bilingual Education (NJTESOL/NJBE)

Elizabeth Board of Education500 Broad StreetElizabeth, NJ 07207(201) 353-2200, ext. 450

Kanarick. Roberta (President)

CONTACT:

Shaffer -Corns Carole (Vice President).(201) 233-3458


PURPOSE: To promote, improve. and advocate bilingual educationfor all age levels and all minority language groups.


PARENT ORGANIZATION: National Assotiatio for BilingualEducation (MABE).

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMITTEES: Job Bank; Special Interest

Interest Groups Committee.


PUBLICATIONS: NJTESOL/NJBE Newsletter.

CONFERENCES: Spring statewide conference; NovemtJr workshop of

State Education Agencies.

KEYWORDS: Bilingual Education; Professional Associations;Multicultural Education; Advocacy; Public Relations


RS0061

New Mexico Association for Bilingual Education1001 Solano Drive, SFAlbuquerque, NM 87108

(505) 255-5350

CONTACT:

Rodriquez. Ray (President)


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PURPOSE: To pro.ote bilingual education.


PAREN.. )RGANIZATIONf National Association for BilingualEducation (NA8E).



PUBLICATIONS: Noticlero (El).

CONFERENCES: Annual conference; miniworkshops.

KEYWOROC: Professional Associations; Bilingual Education;

Multicultural Education; Advocacy: Public Relations

TARGET LANGUAGES: Navajo: Puetlo; Spanish

4S0052

New York State Association for Bilingual Education

P.O. Box 1033Brooklyn, NY 11201(2121 237-1541

CONTACT:

Vega, Michael A. (President),(2I2) 96-8038

DATE Of ORIGIN: 1977

PURPOSE: To support bilingual and mu ltICIAtUral DrOgrdmS

and issues.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to all; 400 members; dues. $10.


Education (NABE).

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES: Educational Policy:Professional Development.


PUBIICATIONS: New Horizons.


KEYWORDS: Multicultural Education; Bilingual Education;Professional Associations:, Advocacy; Public Relations

TARGET LANGUAGES: American Indian Languages; Chinese; Greek;Haitian Creole; Italian; Russian; Spanish

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RS0063

Ohio AsSOCIation for Bilingual Multicultural Education 10A014)

Findlay Collegefind ay OH 45840(419) 422-8313

CONTACT:

Nye, Jean (President:


PURPOSE: To bring together professionals and

individuals interested in bilingual education for purposesof orientation and to emphasize language and culture.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to all: 70 embers; dues: $10.

PARENT ORGANIZATION: National Association for RilingualEducation (MABEL


PUBLICATIONS: °ABM Quarterly Newsletter.


KEYWORDS: Professional Associations; Multicultural

Education; Bilingual Education; Advocacy; Cultural Awareness:,Public Relations


R50064

Oklahoma Association for Bilingual Education2500 North Lincoln BoulevardOklahoma City, OK 73105(405) 521-3935

Ii4ndez, Joseph (President).

(405) 524-110

CONTACT:

Shore, Samuel E. (Vice mresident)

PURPOSE: To meet the needs of the bilingual underservedand alleviate substandard language prohlems in the State.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to all; 331 members; dues: $5.

PARENT ORGANIZATION; National atsoCialian for BilinqualEducation (NARE).

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA. State,

CONFERENCES; Annual bilingual education conference.

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KEYWORDS: Bilingual Education; Multicultural Education;

PrOfessiOnal Associations; Advocacy; LanguageHandicaps; Public Relations

TARGET LANGUAGES:: Minority Languages

R50065

Pennsylvania Association for Bilingual Education (PAGE)Marywood College

Box 885

Scranton. PA 111509(717) 343-5521, ext. 273

CONTACT:Reap, Sister Mary (President)


PURPOSE: To recognize, promote, publicize, and advocate

bilingual education in Pennsylvania and the United States;and to conduct State conferences in bilingual education.

MEMBERSHIP INFOnORATION: Open to anyone interested in working forbilingual education in Pennsylvania; 225 members;dues: $5.

PARENT ORGANIZATION: National Association for BilingualEducation (*1ABE).

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES. Social - political.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE WA: State.


PdBLICATIONS PAGE Newsletter.

CONEERfACESf Annual spring conference; annual fall

conference.

KEYWOROS: Bilinguel Education; Multicultural Education;Professional Associations; Advocacy; Public Relations


R50066.71..Texas AsSociation for Bilingual Education (TAB()University of TexasSan Antonio, TX 78285(WI 691-4426

CONTACT:

Pela, Albar A. (President)

PURPOSE: To promote and advocate bilingual education.

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MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to all; 1,067 members; dues:

vary.


Education (WARE).

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES: Legislative;

Constitution.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA; State.

PUBLICATIONS; Voz de TARE (quarterly newsletter); TARE

Journal.

CONFERENCES: Annual fall conference.

KEYWORDS: Bilingual Education; Multicultural Education;Professional Associations; Advocacy; Public Relations


RS0067

Washington Association for Bilingual Education (WAGE)University of Washington406 Hall Health, GS-25

Seattle, WA 98105(206) 543-9424

Bowie, Irene (President)

CONTACT:

Martfnez, Dorothy,(5091 558-2885

OATE OF ORIGIN% 1977

PURPOSE: To assist educators and parents in thepromotion of policies and practices that will fosterquality bilingual education programs.

mEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: 50 members; dues: $15.


Education (WABE).

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES: Research;

Legislation.


PUBLICATIONS: WARE Newsletter.

CONFERENCES: Annual statewide bilingual educationconference.

REWORDS: Bilingual Education; Professional Associations:Educational Policy; Educational Improvement; AdvocacyPublic Relations

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TARGET LANGUAGES; American Indian Languages; Asian Languages;Spanish

R50068

Wisconsin Association for Bilingual Education (WIAB8E)4865 South 19th StreetMilwaukee, WI 53221(414) 475-8094

CONTACT;

Burgos. Fermin (President)

PURPOSE: To promote the interests of peopleinvolved 11 bilingual education and of children whoare in limited-English language programs.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to all; 70 members; dues: $5.

PARENT ORGANIZATION: National Association for BilingualEducatio, (RABE).


PUBLICATIONS:' WIABBE Newsletter.

CONFERENCES: Annual bilingual education conference; Midwestregional confe -ence on bilingual education.

KEYWORDS: Bilingual Education; Professional ASSocia'ions;Multicultural Education; Advocacy

TARGET LANGUAGES; Spanish; Vietnamese

RS3069

Aspira Center for Educational Emity1625 Eye Street, NW, Suite 324A

Washington, DC 20006(202) 223-6230

Valdivieso, Rafael (Director)

CONTACT

Torrech, Rafael (Information/Communications SpeCialist)

SPONSORING AGENCIES: Food Foundation. New YOrk, N.Y.(0PX27000); National Inst. of Education (MEW), wash;ngto , D.C.

(8B806621)

PURPOSE: To promote educational research in areas

of special concern to the Hispanic community throughconferences, publications, and a research assistantshipprogram; to increase visibility of Hispanic research on

educat;on; and to Produce a report on the educationalsituation of Puerto Ricans fn the United States

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PARENT ORGANIZATION: Aspire of America, Inc.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: National,

PUBLICATIONS: Metes; Cutting Edge,

KEYWORDS: Information Services; Information Dissemination;Eoual Education; Ethnicity; Group Unity

TARGET LAMUAGES, Spanish

RS0070

District of Columbia Association for Bilingual Education (DC48E)

Gordon Center, Room 31435th and T Streets, NWWashington, DC 20007(202) 282-0173

CONTACT:

fernindez, Marcelo R. (President)


PURPOSE: To promote and support bilingual education.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to those who reside or

work in the District of Columbia; duesf $20.

PARENT ORGANIZATION: National Association for BilingualEducation (NABS).


KEYWORDS: Bilingual Education; Professional Associations;

Multicultural Education; Advocacy; Public Relations

RS0071

League of Women Voters Education Fur1730 M Street. NW

Washington, DC r036(702) 296 -1770

Wise Martha (Director)

CONTACT:

Gutman, Retsy Dribben (Public Relations Director)

DATE OF OPIGIN 1957

PURPOSE: To strengthen citizen knowledge of andinvolvement in representative government, to researchand publish on issues of national concern, to helpclarify the law fn the publi: interest, and to conduct

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educational meetings and informational seminars for

legislators.

PARENT ORGANIZATION: League of Women Voters of theUnited States.

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES: Local leagues.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICr AREAf National.

PUBLICATIONS: Catalog of numerous publications.

CONFERENCES: Numerous conferences, seminar:, and workshops.

KEYWORDS: Information Services; Citizen Participation;Social Problems; Political Issues; Public Affairs Education;

Educational Research; Legal Education

RS0072

National Association for Industry-Education Cooperation (NAIEC)

235 Hendricks Boulevard

Buffalo NY 14226(716) 846-4191

CONTACT.

Clark, u4nald N. (President)


PURPOSE; To improve coordination, linkage, and

alignment between education and industry at the local,State, regional, and national levels, primarily tostimulate change in the total school program end

develop curricula more responsive to changes in theworkplace.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to representatives of business,education, labor, and government and to professionals

who have an interest In industry-education cooperation;756 members; dues: individuals $20, chapters or councilsS25, nonprofit institutions $100, corporations 1250-11000.

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES: Industry-Education Council;

Occupation Information; Community Resource Workshop;Job Placement; Economic Development; work Education

(Vocational, Career, Consumer, Economic); SchoolManagement.


FUNDING SOURCES: Membersnip dues; grants; corporate donations.

PUBLICATIONS: NAIEC newsletter (bimonthly): Job PlacementNewsletter (quarterly); Journal of Industry-Education

Cooperation (semiannual); Now to Plan a CommunityResources Workshop; Corenunity Based Career EducationAdvisory Cornelis Guide; Independent Educational

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Management Audit: A Systems Approach; PlacementServices: A Training Manual; Guide to EvaluatingIndustry Sponsored Educational Materials.

KEYWORDS:. work Experience Programs; School BusinessRelationship; Vocational Education; Zib Placement;Cooperative Programs; tabor Relations; Industry;Occupational Information; Education Work Relationship;Curriculum Development; Professional Associations

RS0073

Bilingual ProgramRoxbury Community Col!egt424 Dudley Street

Roxbury. MA 021I9(617) 44S-3040

Haskins, Kenneth W. (President)

CONTACT:

Jesus, Jose. de (Bilingual Counselor)

PAP9SE: To provide a bilingual program which

serve:: a multiethnic pok.olation and which leads to theassociate in arts degree.

PARENT ORGANIZATION: Massachusetts Regional Board of CcmunityCol:eges.


KEYWORDS: Higher Education: Community Colleges; associateDegrees, College Programs: Bilingual Programs; MulticulturalEducation

TARGET LANGUAGES: Cape Verdean; Haitian Creole; Spanish

RS0074

Virginia Association for Bilingual Education (VASE)

Bilingual Education ProgramDepartment cf EducationGeorge Mason Universityrairfax, VA 22030(703) 323 -269t

Gingras, Rosario C. (President).

1703) 522-0710: tA001 336-4560 (toll-free)

CONTACT:

Chu, Harold (Treasurer


PURPOSE: To promote bilingual education in theState of Virginia.

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MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to those with an interest in bilingual

education; 25 members; dues:. regular members $10.students SS, corporations or institutions S25.

PARENT ORGANIZATION National Association for Bilingual

Education (NOE).

GEOGRAPHICAL. SERVICE AREA: State.

FUNDING SOURCES: Membership dues,

KEYWORDS Professional Associations; Bilingual Education;

Multicultural Education; AovocaCy; Public Relations


Rt0075

ERIC Clearinghouse for Junior Colleges

University of California at Los Angeles -

n6 Powell Library

'_os Angeles, CA 90024

(213) 825-3931

Cohen, Arthur M, (Director)

CONTACT: Skithez. Bonnie (Associate Director)

SPONSORING AGENCIES: National Inst. of Education (0140,

Washington, D.C. (88806621)

CONTRACT NUMBER: 400-78-0038


PURPOSU To collect, select, analyze, and disseminate

documents pertinent to all phases of junior collegeeducation, including fugitive and published materials onstudents, staff, curricula, administration, organization,

and related topics.

PARENT ORGANIZATION: Iducationa1 Resources Information Center

(ERIC 1.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERV:CE AREA: International.

PUBLICATIONS: Newsletter; numerous articles, briefs, andmonographs.

KEYWORDS: Clearingnouses; Information Services; Two Year

Colleges; Data Rases; information Processing; HigherEducation; Material Development; Educational Resources:Information Dissemination

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RS0076

ERIC Clearinghouse for Science, Mathematics and Environmental Education

1200 Chambers Roe0, Room 310Columbus, Oh 43212(614) 422-6717

Hare, Robert W. (Director)

CONTACT:

Blosser, Patricia (Associate Director for user Services)

SPONSORING AGENCIES: National Inst. of Education (NEW),Washington, O.C. (811806621)

DATE OF ORIGIN:. 1966

PURPOSE: To acquire, review, and disseminate educational

materials related to science. mathematics, and environmentaleducation; to produce informatiOn analysis products on avariety of topics; and to Provide other informationservices.

PARENT ORGANIZATION: Educational Resources Information Center

(ERIC).


PUBLICATIONS: Information Bulletin; Resources for TeachingMathematics in Bilingual Classrooms; Language Factorsin Learning Mathematics; information analysis products.

KEYWORDS: Clearinghouses; Mathematics Education: Science

Education; Data Bases; Environmental Education; InformationServices; Information Processing; Information Dissemination;Material Development; Educational Resources

RS00/7

ERIC Clearinghouse on Adult,, Career and Vocational fAur4t.On

Ohio State University1960 Kenny RoadColumbus, 18 4321nf614) 486-1655

miller, Juliet v. Viirector;

CONTACT:Wacine Judith 0. (User '7,nrvIcPs roorfinAto)

SPINCORPC AriPir:FS Naoional Inct. of (Wr.0,WaShingtoo. n.r. (W4657!)

CONTRACT NUMFIca: 400-76-n179

OATS OF ORTr,IN 1075

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PORPDSE: To provide information services and Process

information in three special areas' adult and continuingeducation, career education, and vocational and technicaleducation.

PARENT ORGANIZATION. Educational Resources !*.formation

Center (ERIC).

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE APEA: International.

PUBLICATIONS: ERIC Clipboard (newsletter); ERIC Clips(bibliographies); Information Series (information

analysis PaPers).

rnamcR NAME: Clearinghouse on Career Education.

14-WARDS: Information Services; Career Education; VocationalEducation; Adult Education; Job Training; TechnicalEducation; Clearinghouses; Data Oases; EducationalResources; Information Dissemination; Material

Development

RS007d

ERIC Clearinghause on Educational Management (EPIC/CMUniversity of OregonEugene, Or 97403(503) 686-5043

Piet., Philip K. (Director)

CONTACT:

Mazzarella, Jo Ann (User Services Coordinator)

SPONSORING AGENCIES: National Inst. of Education (OHER),Washington, D.C. (BEI806621)

CONTRACT NUMBER; 400-78-0007


PURPOSE; To monitor, index, and abstract printed materials

pertaining to educational management and facilities at theelementary and secondary levels for addition to ERIC'Sdatabase and produce information analysis publicationson related topics.

PARENT ORGANIZATION: Edi.cational Re:ources InformationCenter (ERIC).

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA; International.

PUBLICATIONS: ERIC/CEm Information (quarterly newsletter): Best ofERIC; Directory of Organizations and Personnel in EducationalManagement.

KrUORDS: Clearinghouses; Information ProCessing; Elementary

Secondary Education; Educational Administration; Data Bases;

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Educational Resources; Information Dissemination;' MaterialDevelopment; Information Services

RS0079

ERIC Clearinghouse on Information Resources (ERIC/1R)Syracuse University130 Hunt ngton Hall

Syracuse, WY 13210(315) 423-3640

Ely, Donald P. (Director)

CONTACT:

Laubacher, Marilyn R. (User Services Librarian)

SPONSORING AGENCIES:' National Inst. of Education {NEW),

Washington, D.C. (8B606621)


DATE OF ORIGIN:: 1977

PURPOSE: To provide information services and to processmaterials dealing with the management and dissemination ofinformation in the fields of education, library science, and

information science.

PARENT ORGANIZATION: Educational Resources Information

Center (ERIC).

GEOGRANICAL SERVICE AREA: International.

PUBLICATIONS: ERIC/IR Update (quarterly newsletter);

Glossary of ERIC, Rev. ed.; information analysis products.

KEYWORDS: C:earinghouses; Information Services; InformationScience; Library Science; Educational Resources; InformationDissemination; Information Processing; Data Bases; MaterialDevelopment

850080

ERIC Clearinghouse on Nigher Education1 Dupont Circle, Suite 630

Washington, DC 20036(202) 297-2596

Fife, Jonathan (Director)

CONTACT.

Ciarniello, Laura (esoarch Assistant)

SPONSORING AGENCIES: George Washington 9niv., Washington. n.c.

(FGK28050); National lnst, of Education (OHEW), Washington, 1.C,

(i.16806621)

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PURPOSE: To identify, acquire, and process educationalinformation in the specific area of higher education.

PARENT ORGANIZATION; Educational Resources 'ormationCenter (ERIC).


PUBLICATIONS:. Research Reports; Research Currents;Administrators' Update.

KEYWORDS: Information Services; Higher Education;Information Dissemination; Educational ResOurces;Clearinghouses; Educational Research; Data Bases:Information Processing; Material Development

RS0081

ERIC Clearinghouse on Reading and Communicat'on is (ERIC/RCS)

1111 Kenyon Road

Urbana, IL 61801(n7) 32E-3870

CONTACffO'Donnell, Bernard (Director)

SPONSORING AGENCIES: National Inst. of Education (OHER),Washington. D.C. (81300662I); National Council of Teachers of

English, Champaign, Ill. (JIM56550)

PURPOSE:. To synthesis., collect, and disseminate educationalliterature related to the teaching of reading and the othercommunications skills.

PARENT ORGANIZATION: Educational Resources Information

Center (ERIC).


PUBLICATIONS: ERIC/RCS Reports; Theory and Research into Practice(TRIP) booklets; extensive papers, bibliographies, andminihibliographies.

KEYWORDS:' Clearinghouses; Information Services; ReadingInstruction; Communication Skills; Data Bases; EducationalResources; Information Dissemination; Information Processing;

Material Development

TARGET LANGUAGES: English

50tf,

RSOOB2

Asian American Studies ProgramUniversity of Washington, 0.60Seattle, WA 98195(206) 543-2616

CONTACT:

Kashima, Tetsuden (Director),(206) 543-2621

PURPOSE:. To provide teaching, research, and other serviceswithin a multicultural educational environment.


PUBLICATIONS; Asians in the Northwest: An Annotated Bibliography.

CONFERENCES: Washington's Asian and Pacific American studies

Symposium (1979) (cosponsor).

KEYWORDS: Higher Education; Asian Studies; EducationalResearch; Cross Cultural Studies; Multicultual Education;

College Programs

R50083

Asian American StudiesDepartment of Applied Behavioral SciencesUniversity of California at DavisDavis, CA 95616(916) 752-3625

Kagiwada George (Coordinator),(v16) 75 -6727

CONTACT:Yayesaki, Ferris (Project Assistant)

GATE OF ORIGIN: 1969

PURPOSE: To provide teaching, research, and educational

services within a university environment.

PUBLICATIONS: Proceedings of National Asian American Studies

Conference II; Asians in America: A Selected AnnotatedBibliography; numerous other publications includingCantonese and Filipino reading material.

KEYWORDS: Asian Studies; Higher Education; College ProgramskEducational Research; Cross Cultural Studies

TARGET LANGUAGFS; Asian Languages

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850084

Department of Asian Studie)City College of New York138th Street and Convent Avenue

New York. WY 10031(212) 690-8267

Kap, Mama (Chairperson)

CONTACT:

Sung, Ilft%y Lee,

(212) 640-4209

PURPOSE+ To provide education and research in Asian studies.


CONFERENCES: Asian American Assembly.

KEYWORDS:' Higher Education; Asian Studies; Asian Culture;College Programs; Educational Research

TARGET LANGUAGES: Cantonese; Japanese; Mandarin

RSOO6S

Balitaan1300 West Olympic Boulevard, 303

Los Angeles, CA 90015

t2I3) 38S-1474

CONTACT:

Morales, Roy (Director)


PURPOSE: To publish and disseminate news on community-orientedevents, cultural concepts, values, public affairs, and arts

and crafts from the Filipino and Asian American perspective.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to Balitaan subscribersand "friends"; 1.000 members; rates: subscribers $7.50, friends $15.


PUBLICATIONS: Balitaan (Sharing the News); Pilipino American.

CONFERENCES: Integration Dialogs.

KENCRDS: Newspapers Information Dissemination; Community

Servicec; Cultural Awareness; Ethnicity; Handicrafts; Mews Media

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RS0086

California Institute of Asian Studies3494 21st Street

San Francisco, CA 94110(415) 648-1489

CONTACT;

Vestal, Theodor M. (President)


PURPOSE: To serve as a private, nonsectarian nonprofit

graduate school dedicated to educating men and women in Asian

languages and cultures.


FUNDING SOURCES: Private; corporate contributions.

PUBLICATIOWS Integra) View (journal).

CONFERENCES: Exhibits; public lectures: dance aid music recitals.

KEYWORDS: Higher Education; Multicultural Education; AsianStudies; Educational Research; Graduate Study; Private Colleges;

Library Collections; Second Language Instruction

TARGET LANGUAGES: Hindi; Mandarin; Pali; Sanskrit; Tibetan;

Asian Languages

RS0087

American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education (AACTE)

1 Dupont Circle, Suite 610Washington, DC 20036(202) 293-2450

CONTACT:

Gollnlck, Donna M. (Assistant (rector o' MulticulturalEducation Projects)


PURPOSE: To serve as a catalyst in upgrading the effectiveness

of tne teaching profession, to stimulate higher education to improveits professional training, to encourage greater professionalresponsibility for learning and instruction, and to strengthen

the multicultural concept in education (Commission on

Multicultural Education).

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to teacher education instit6tions., 790members;, dues' vary according to size of institution.

SoiEfoil OINISIONS no COMMITTEES: commission on Multicultural rducation;

Governmental Pelations.

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GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA National.

FUNDING SOURCES: Membership dues; projects from U.S. Office of Education

and National Institute of Education.

PUBLICATIONS: Educating Personnel for Bilingual Settings: Presentand Future; Pluralism and the American Teacher: Issues indCase Studies; Multicultural Education and Ethnic Studies inthe United States,

CONFERENCES: Armival meeting; Institutes on Multicultural Education:Education of the Handicapped; Federal and State Concerns.

KEYWORDS: Higher Education; Teacher Education; Advocacy:Educational Quality; Multicultural Education; TeacherAssociations; Educational Improvement; National

Organizations

RS0088

Center for Career Alternatives3700 Rainier Avenue SouthSeattle, WA 98144

(2041 625-5056

CONTACT:

Sugiyama, Alan (Executive (director)

SPONSORING AGENCIES: Fund for the Improvement of POstSecondary

education (DHEW), Washington, D.C. (0808440)


PURPOSE: To provide educational and occupational information,

career counseling, referral, and placement in postsecondaryinstitutions, and other services to assist students inmaking an appropriate educational choice.


KEYWORDS: Postsecondary Education; Career Planning, careerDevelopment; Career Counseling; Educational Counseling;.Referral; Job Placement

RS0089

American Council for Nationalities Service

20 West 40th StreetNew York. NY 10018

(212) 398 -9142

Klein, Wells C. (Executive Nrector)

CONTACT.

Talisman, Sidney (National Field DireCtor)

DATE OF ORIGIN: 19?I

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PURPOSE: To provide social and educational services forimmigrants and to assist in refugee settlement.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION:. Open to local social agencies serving theforeigr :porn; 20 members; dues: formula based on member agency

budstt.


FUNDING SOURCES: Member agency dues; individAl /foundation donations.

PUBLICATIONS: Interpreter Releases (Technical ImmigrationNewsletter); How to Oecome a Citizen of the United States.

CONFERENCES; Annual convention of member agencies; regional

conferences for member agencies.

FORMER NAME: Common Council for American Unity; American Federation

of International Institutes (merged 1958).

KEYWORDS: Immigrants; Refugees; Relocation; Land Settlement;Citizenship; Social Services; National Organizations


RS0090

National. Indochinese Clearinghouse and

Technical Assistance Center (NICTAC)3520 Prospect Street, NWWashin-ton, DC 20007(202) i98-9292; (800) 424-3750 (toll-free)

CONTACT:Grognet, Aliene Guss (Director)

SPONSORING AGENCIES: Social Security Admii..stration (MEW),

Washington, D.C. Indochinese Refugee Asststance Program.



PURPOSE: To help in the education and cultural adjustment

of Indochinese refugees.

PARENT ORGANIZATION: Centee for Applied Licu,oiitics.

WIGRAPNICAL SERVICE AREA: National.

KEYWORDS: Crosc Cultural Training; Refugees; Cle)(1n.%;0ses;Resource Center, Technical Assistance; Mult.coltur61 Education;Left Settlement; Relocation; Culture Confl..e; Acculturation

TARGET LANGUAGES: Cambodian; Chinese, Mmong; Lao; Ta! Dam;Vietnamese; Asian Languages

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RS0091

Center for Southeast Asian Refugee Resettlement

2254 Van Ness AvenueSan Francisco, CA 94109(415) 885-2743

Huynh, Michael (Executive Director)

CONTACT:Moulton, David (Information Coordinator)

SPONSORING AGENCIES: California State Dept. of SocialServices.; Van Loben Seic Fourdation, San Francisco, Calif.;Ze'lerbach Family fund, aan Francisco, Calif.


PURPOSE To provide lumen services for Southeast Asian refugees,

including resettlement and Job development.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA Local.

KEY:ORDS:. Refugees; Social Services; Career Development:Land Settlement; Relocation; Human Services; VocationalEducation; Job Training

TARGET LANGUAGES:. Cambodian; Lao; Vietnamese

R50092

Chinatown Child Development Center1007 Kearny Street

San Francisco, CA 94114(415) 433-2910

CONTACT:

Chan-Sew, Sai Ling

SPONSORING AGENCIES: San Francisco Dept. of Publir Health,

Calif. Community Mental Health Service.


PURPOSE: To implement prevntive mental health programs,including individual and group therapy for children andfamines.

SPECIAL DIVISIONS A COMMITTEES: Afterschool Program; Clinical;

Dropin; Infant; Mental Health.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVIC, AREA: Local.

PU81ICATIONS:. Chinatown Child Development Center (newsletter).

KFTNORDS mental Health Programs; Mefit4I Health Clinics;

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Child Development; Child Development Cente ; Therapy;'Preventive Medicine

TARGET LANGUAGES: Chinese

RS0093

Barrio Education Project (8EP)2548 CulebraSan Antonio, TX 78228(512) 432-4941

CONTACT:

Pena Rodriguez, Carolina (Executive Directress)

DATE OF ORIGIN: 175

PURPOSE: To assist in the natural empowerment of tne Chicano

community by prnviding artistic, educational, and healthprograms.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA Nati Ora).

PV8LICATIONS: Role of the Rarrio Education Project in CommunityEmpowerment; REP: A Community-Piscl titution; Role ofCommunity-Based Educe-ion in Sou Icty rition Edvcationfor the Community.

CONFERENCES: San Aftn-io Are, is:xiac.n for Vlingual EducatorsConference (cownsor, 1979 and 10801. Si; ingualTheater Festival (First).

KEYWORDS:* Community Education; Th.7:4tmr Ar Ls., WealthPrograms; Community Actlnn; Community Organintions

TARGE r LANGUAGES: Spanish

RS0094

Asian Student DivisiorOffice of Minority AffairsUniversity of washinctv.Seattle, WA 9P106(206) 5434727

CONTACT:

Pineda, ViCtor O. (Director)

SPONSORING AGENCIES . ionritIn '000)

DATE OF ORMIN: 141,,

PURPOSE: To provide support services to Tri'")rf ties pursuing

Postsecondary education at the :41iversity of Washington.

GFOGRAPHICAI CFRVICF WA' State.

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KEYWORDS: Higher Education; Student Needs: StudentOrganizations; Postsecondary Education; educationalOpportunities; Student Personnel Services


RS0095

Asian Manpower Services, Inc.477 15th Street

Oakland. CA 94612(415) 451-4772

CONTACT:

Yamashiro, Dianne (Project Director)


PURPOSE: To provide intensive language and pre-employment

training to non-English-speaking Asian immigrants. and to helpthem secure employment at the end of training.


FUNDING LEGISLATION: Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA),Title Ilb and Title VI,

KEYWORDS: Vocational Development; Community Services; Second

Language Instruction; Social Services; Vocational Education;English (Second Language); Labor Force development; Immigrants;Job Placement; Acculturation; Intensive Language Courses; Non

English Speaking

TARGET LANGUAGES: Japanese; Korean; Tagalog; Vietnamese; AsianLan:loges

RS0096

Asian/Pacific Counseling and Training Center3407 Nest Sixth Street, Room SIO

Los Angeles, CA 900201213) 382-7311

Yamamoto, Joe (Director)

CONTACT:

Yap, Joselyn G. (Supervisor)

SPONSORING AGENCIES: Los Angeles County, Calif.


PURPOSE; To maintain an outpatient psychiatricclinic providing mental health services to Asian and pacificAmericans with bilingual bicultu -al mental health workers.

FUNDING LEGISLATION: Short Doyle Act."/,)

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KEYWORDS:. Mental Health Clinics: Psychiatric Services;

Guidance Centers; Counseling; Mental Wealth Programs

TARGET LANGUAGES: Chinese; Japanese; Korean; Tagalog; Samoan;

Vietnamese; Asian Languages; Pacific Island Languages

RS0097

Audio, Visual, Kinesthetic, Oral (AVKO)Educational eSearch FoLndation, Inc.3084 West Willard RoadBirch Run, MI 48415(313) 686-9283

CONTACT:.

McCabe, Don (Research Director),(517) 624-4356

PURPOSE: To solve the reading problem that exists

in the country.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to thost with an interest indeveloping new techniques and materials to her. all children

overcome reading and spelling problems; 625 merit ers;dues: $5 (1 year), $10 (3 years), $5) (life).



0ALICATIONS: AV40 Foundation Newsletter.

KEYWORDS:* Educational Research; Reading Difficulties;Material Development; Learning Problems

AS0095

Asians for Job npoortunities in Berkeleyt Inc. (A")

1617 University Avenue

8erkeley, CA 94703(415) S4A-67U0

friliCA(.T:

leong. Tony, 'r. if<ecutive nirector)

SMNSORiM6 AGrurlic fterVplay,

RupPrs.E. To Serve the needs nf the Asian community

through training, empilyment. ind social services with cia>ses

in fnglish A; a se oral language IFSLl ant rrevocationaltraining.

mFmBrRSHIP :4FIRMArinivl iron to 3erkeloy residents certiftanieundfr the I,omerehen;ive Fmolwment and Training Act (CF TAI.

flArJRAPUICAI cf0Vici; AREA local.

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PUBLICATIONS: Twilight Service Center (newsletter).

KEYWORDS: Career Development; Community Services: English

(Secor inguage): Vocational Education; Social Services;Job Training; Job Placement; Second Language Instruction;Employment Services

TARGET LANGUAGES: Canbodian; Chinese; Japanese; Korean;

Vietnamese: Filipino

P50099

American Educational Rasearcn Association1230 17th Street, NY

Washington, DC 20036(202) 223.9485

CONTACT:

Russell. William J. (Executive Officer)

DATE OF ORIGER: 1916

PURPOSE: TO conduct educational research.

MEMBERSHIP INEOR1ATION: Oven to those with satisfactory Avidenceof active interest ir, educational research; 13,500 membe-s:

dues! $35.

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES: Curriculum and Objectives;Learning and Instruction; Measurement and Resource methodology:Counseling and Human Oeelopment; History ano Historiograrhy;Social Context of Education; School Evaluation and Program;

Development and Education in the Professions.



PUBLICArIONS: ulucational Resear:har; Educational Evaluation.

and Policy Analysis; American Educational ResearchJournal: Journal of Educational Statistics; Reviewof Educational Research; Review of Research in

Education.

CONF.4ENCES: Annual spring meeting.

KEYWORDS. Educational Research; Educational Improvement

RS0100

American Montessori Society150 Fifth Avenue

New York, NY 10011(1121 924-3209

Weiss, gretta (National Director)

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CONTACT:

Gans, Ruth (Coordinator,


PURPOSE: To provide forperson, with an emphasis

Consultation and Resource Services)

the universal education of the wholeon early childhood education.


FUNDING SOURCES Nonprofit.

CONFERENCESt Twentieth Anniversary Seinar/Conferente:Preparing Children for Life in the 21s %entury.

KEYWORDS: Early Childhood Education; Eo cational Methods;,

Education Theories; Montessori Method

RS0101

Asian American Resource tenter

Peters N411, SeOberlin CollegeObr-lin, OH 44074(1 `1 775-8467

CONTACT:

Oin, Grant (Asian American Coordinator)

SPONSORINO AGENCIES: Oberlin Coll., Ohio. fRUFS59251


PURPOSE: To serve as a resource center housingcollections of books, films, camphlets, videotapes,and other materials on Asiar American history, ce.ture,and current issues.

PARENT ORGANIZATION. Asian American Alliance.


CONFERENCES: Occasional conferences; Syncosium onUnited States International Camps (19801.

KEYWORDS: Resource Centnrs; Library Collections: AsianHistory; Cultural Awarenes;

RS0102

minnesota China Council2375 Como Avenue West

St. Paul, MN 55108(612) 641-3234

CONTACT:

Pearson, Heidi H. (Coordinator)

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SPONSORING AGENCIES: China Council of the Asia Society,

Wastington, D.C.; Midwest China Study Resource Center, St. Paul,Minn.


PURPOSE: To provide liaison with various regional China

groups regarding mutual interests, education, and outreachprograms.

GEOGRAPHIC011. SERVICE AREA: State.

PUBlICATIONSf Minnesota Gu4de to Resources on East Asfa;Culture and the Performing Arts in China.

CONFERENCES: Conferences on U.S., China, and Japan relations;Chinese lifestyles; Chinese martial arts; and Chineseagriculture.

KEYWORDS: Asian Studies; Resource Centers; Outreach Program;Ethnicity; Group Unity; Cultural Awareness; CulturalEnrichment; Cultural Education; Resource Centers; Chinese

Culture

TARGET LliNGUAGES: Chinese

RS0103

Susannah Wesley Community Center1117 Kailf StreetHonolulu, HI 96819(808) 847-3535

CONTACT:

Yonamine, N000ru (Executive Director)

SPONSORING AGENCIES: United Methodist Church. NationalDivision.; Aloha United Way, Hawaii; Hawaii Housing Authority.;taw Enforcement Assistance Administration (Dept. of Justice),gashington, D.C. (FGK21434); Department of Labor, Washington,D.C. (f1.21436)

DATE OF ORIGIN. 1899

PURPOSE: To provide essential human services to the youth,elderly, and other residents of Kaiihi-Palama community, andindividual services to community organizations.

MEMBERSHO INFORMATION: Open to Kalihi-Palama residents:

3,400 members; dues: up to $3.

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OP COMMITTEES: Youth Services; Youth Intake Center;Hui Kokua (Social Services, youth, Adult); Immigrant Services;Proorwm Development; Family Education; Senior Citizens Pr'gram.

IOGRAPoICAL SERVICE AREA: National.

FUNDING SOURCES. Private trusts and foundations.

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FUNDING LEGISLATION: Comprehensive employment and Training Act (CETA).

CONFERENCES: Major conferences and workshops in communitydevelopment, cross-cultural projects, and family education.

KE).3RDS: Community Services; Human Services; SocialServices; Youth; Older Adults; Immigrants; :ommunityCenters; Family Involvement; Multicultural Education

TARGET LANGUAGES: Iloco; Korean; Samoan; Tagalog; Visayan;Pacific Island Languages; Asian Languages

RS0104

Society for American Indian Studlt; and ResearchP.O. Box 443Hurst, TX 7605:

(817) 281-3784

CONTACT:

Turnbull, William L. (Director)

DATE OF ORI;;IN:, 1974

PURPOSE:' To promote the discovery, collection, preservation,

and publication of materials in anthropology, history, andliterature as they relate to Indians in North and MiddleAmerica.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to all; 600 members; dues: individuals 112,institutions $18.



PUBLICATIONS: American Indian Quarterly: A Jc.-nal of Anthropology.

History, and Literature.

FORMER NAME Southwestern American Indian Society.

KEYWORDS: Material Development; Library Collections;Research: Anthropology; History; American Indian Literature:American Indian Culture; American Indian Studies

KS0105

Southwest Educational Development LaboratoryDivision of Bilingual and International Education211 East Seventh StreetAustin, TX 78701(512) 476-6861

Dominguez, Dom(' (Division Director?

ONTACT:matluck, Betty J. (Selnr Researcher)

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PURPOSEt To provide research, development, and service toeducational institutions in order to understand the cognitivedevelopment of ethnically diverse :hfldren; improve educationalprocesses, programs, and systems which are concerned with

these children; and increase the effectiveness of tr,.nerswho work in bilingual or desegregated settings.

PARENT ORGANIZATION:: Council for Educational Development and Research(CEDaR).


FUNDING AMACES: Various State, Federal, and local sources.

PUBLICATIONS: Proceedings of National Conference on Research andPolicy Implications Lau Task Force Report; TeachingReading to Spanish-English Bilingual Children: AnExtensive Bibliography of Selected Readings.

CONFERENCES: Occasional topic-oriented conferences.

KEYWORDS: Educat' gal Research; Educational Deve' ment:

Cognitive Development; Educational improvement: rofingualSchools: School Deegregation: Minority Group Children:Teacher Effectiveness


PSOI06

Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Lanouages (TES011

Georgetown University202 PC Transit 8uildingWashington, PC Z0057(20?) 625-4564

Alatis, James F. (Executive secretary- Treasurer)

CONTACT,

LeClair, Carol (Executive Assistant)

OATF OF ORIGIN; i46B

PORDoSE. To promote scholarship, to disseminate informationvto strengthen at all levels instruction and research inteaching of standard Fcglish to speakers of other languageSOr dialects, and to cooper3te in appropriate ways withother groups having similar concerns..

MEm8EPSHIP INFORMATION; ripen to those with an interest in the field

of teaching Fnil,Sh to Soeakers of other l'oguages; $1,000 members,flues. regular members VO, studeAts $10, institutions 110,commercial husineSSes el00.,

corcial IlvISIONS OP COMm;TircS4 Teaching English Abroad,.

Pnolish as a Foreign Language for Foreign Students; Englisas a Second tarnuaoe (ESLI in Elementary Schools; ESL inSecondary Schools; 7S1 in WigherPhiPCation;, n Bilingual

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Education: ESL in Adult Education; Standard English as aSecond Dialect; Applied Linguistics.


FUNDING SOURCES: membership dues.

P4BLICATIONS: TESOL (luarterly; TESOL Membership Directory:

TESOL Newsletter; Handbook of Bilingual Education;ESL in Bilingual Education; Role of ESL in BilingualEducation.

CONFERENCES: Annual convention; TESOL Summer Institute;

TESOL summer meeting,

KEYWORDS: Academic Achievement; InNrmation Services'.Second Language Instruction; English (Second Language):Language Research: Teacner Associations


PS0107

Texas Foreign Language Association (TFLA)B445 ValdeSpinoEl Paso, TX 79907

(915) 859-7971, ext. 245

Davenport, Linda (President)

CONTACT:

Simons, Eugenia (Secretary- Treasurer),(713) 468-2693

DATE OF ORIGIN: 1S53

PURPOSE: To promote and improve the teaching of all second

languages, literatures, and cultures in trie State of Texas;to encourage a spirit of cooperation and unity among itsmembers; and to acionce the cause of liberal education.


PARENT ORGANIZATION: Texas State Teachers Organization.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE ;OA: State.


PUBLICATIONS: TFLA Bulletin; TFLA Newsletter,

CONFERENCES Annual conferences.

KEYWORDS: Second Language Instruction; Teacher A,;ci,itIOn.;Cultural Awareness; Multicultural !location

TARGET LANGUAGES: minority Languages

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RS0108

Texas Teachers of Engllsn to Speakers of Other Languages (TEXTESOL III)P.O. Box 7476Austin, TX 78712

CONTACT:

Urida, Carole (PresIdentl,(5121 452-3182

SPONSORING AGENCIES: Teachers of English to Speakers of OtherLanguages. (HUR85471)

LAIC OF ORIGIN: 1978

PURPOSE: To stimulate professional development of ESOL teachers.to collect and disseminate Information, to promote and supportprogra s in local communities, to provide professional adviceto governmental and private educational agencies, and to

advocate the recognition of the specialised nature of the ESOLprofession.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to anyone residing in an area ofTexas not served by another existing TESOL affiliate

(five in Texas); 120 members; dues: regular members 53.50,

students 82.

PARENT ORGANIZATION: International Teachers of English to

Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL).

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMITS: Teaching English Abroad;English as a Foreigr Language; English as a SecondEnglish as a Second Language (ESL) in ElementarySchools; ESL in Secondary Schools; ESL in Higher Educe:ion;ESL in Bilingual Education; ESL in Adult Education; standardEnglish as a Second Dialect; Applied Linguistics

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICL AREA: Local.

PURICATIONS: TEXTESOL III' Newsletter.

CONFERENCES: Spring annual meeting; State TEXTESOL meeting.

KEYWORDS: Teacher Associations; English (Second Language):Second Lanquaoe Instruction; Information Services; Advocacy

TARGET LANGUAGES: Minority Languages;, Spanish

PSA109

Vietnamese American Association

English Language Development and r_mployment Servicefor Indochinese Pefunees3171 North Classen, Ponm 700Oklahoma City, ov 7311Rl4051 574 2947

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Nguyen, ninh Thu (President and Programs birector),(4051 524-0344

CONTACT:

Wagner, Carol Harmon (lirector of English 1.anguace

Development and Employment)

SPONSORING AGENCIES: Social Security Administration MureiWashington, D.C. (888012151

CONTRACT NUMBER: G 96-P-01502-6-02

HATE OF ORIGIN: 197ft

PURPOSE: To assist Vietnamese and Indochinese refugeesin adaptinn to the new way of life in America and in becoming

meaningful members of the community, and to grant educationalassistance to Vietnamese students at all levels.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to those reccmmende6 by twomembers of the vfetnamese American Association;17 members., dues:S (per month).

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES' Indochinese RAN -s

Counseling Center (Mental Health Projects);Organizing Committee of the National (owniunityof the Vietnamese Refugees.


011RtICATInNS: Indochinese Refbnees Adjustment ProplAms,lirectory for the Refugees Resettling in Oklahoma,

CONFERENCES:' Indochinese Refugees Adjustme" ProbIemsworkshop; Vietnamese Refugees National CommunityOrganization workshop.

KEYWORDS: Refugees. rnglish (Second languanel, landSettlement; Employment Services, Counseling; PeloCatinn

TAP'ET LANGUAGES. lac, Vietnamese',. Camholian, Indochinece

tanguages

950110

World Education Project (WEP)Center for Bilingual, MultiCultt,ral International 4.A 'Ootal

School of EducationUniversity of ronnecticutBox U-32Storrs, CT 06268(203) 486-3321

Stone, Frank Andrews

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CONTACT;

Leach, John N.,(203) A86-3322


PURPOSE: To work in three areas: education and third world

people, cultural pluralism In Connecticut, and world orderstudies; and to provide M.A. Programs In billnyual education

and M.A. or Ph. D. programs in multicultural andinternational foundations of education.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: 75 members; dues: none.


PUBL':ATIONS: World Education Project COMMUNIQUE; World Educationmonograph Stries; Peoples of Connecticut MulticulturalEthnic Studies Series; Multicultural Research Guides Series.

CONFERENCES: Expanding Dimensions of World Education (1970;Education in Global Development (Storrs, CT, 1974);

Minority Education in Global Perspective (Storrs, CT, 1973):Annual colloquium series.

KEYWORDS: Ethnic Studies; Oeveloping Nations; MulticulturalEducation; International Education; Education;

Graduate Study; Cultural Pluralism; World Affairs

TARGET LANGUAGES: Armenian; French; German; Italian; Polish;Spanish; Ukrainian

RS0111

Knowledge of Erilish Yields Success (KEYS) ProjectLos Anneles Unified School District450 North Grand Avenue, Room G-290

Los Anoeles CA 90012(213) 625-6)43

CONTACT:

Iwasaki, Janet M. (Coordinator)

SPONSORING AGENCIES: Los Angeles Jniffed School District,Calif. (888002171


PURPOSE: To provide for oral English language development

for Asian and Pacific pupils in kindergarten through grade3 and to increase cultural sensitivity and identificationthrough activities relating to the specific culture ofeach student.

lioGPARmiEAt (,41/1471 WA: state.,

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PUBLICATIONS: KEYS Asian Cultural and Language Kit.

KEYWORDS: English (Second Language); Primary Education;Cultural Activities; Cultural Enrichment; ("al English; SecondLanguage Learning; Second Language Instruction; Cultur*'Awareness; Second Language Programs; Ethnicity; GroupUnity

RS0112

Korean Youth Center932 South Crenshaw Boulevard

Los Angeles, CA 90019

(213) 939-0383

CONTACT:

xim, Jane (Coordinator),

(213) 293-6284

SPONSORING AGENCIES: Los Angeles County Dept. of CommunityDevelopment, Calif.


PURPOSE: To provide drug abuse prevention programs

which enhance cultural identity and pers6 al growthfor young Korean immigrants.

MEMBERSHD INFORMATION: 130 members: dues: none.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE ARrA: Local.

PUBLICATIONS: FACES (monthly newsletter).

CONFERENCES: Parent seminars.

KEYWORDS: Community Centers; Drug Abuse; Drug Education;

Youth; Youth Programs; Immigrants; Adolescent Development;Cultural Awareness; Delinquency Prevention; Ethnicity;Individual Development

TARGET LANGUAGES: Korean

R50 3

Midwest China Study Pesource Center"375 Como AvenueSt. Paul, MN 55108

(6121 6441-3233

CONTACT:

MacInnis, Donald (Oirmctor,

PUW5F: To perform p44cational research and provide

liaison with other Chinese groJps regarding mutual inlerests,culture, and outreach programs.

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FUNDING SOURCES:. 18 colleges, universities, and church

Judicatories in Minnesota and tne upper Midwest.

PUBLICATIONS; China Update (periodical).

KEYWORDS: Resource Centers; Asian Studies; lutreachPrograms; Educational Research; Cultural Exchange; GroupUnity; Cultural Centers; Cultural Opportunities;Intercultural Programs; Chinese Culture; Ethnicity


RS0114

Asociacidn National de Grupos Folkloricos (ANGF)3520 Ninth StreetTopeka, KS 60606(913) 239-2950

CONTACT:

Gonzilez, Ediberto (Chairperson)

SPONSORING AGENCIES: National Endowment for the Arts,

Washington, D.C. (888048551


PURPOSE: To promote the Hispanic arts (i.e., Chicarv:,Mexican, Latino, and Spanish music and dance) as well as the

artisan and regional folklore.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Approximately 1,000 members;dues: individuals $10, groups $25.

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES: Each State has a local chapter.


PUBLICATIONS: ANGF Journal; Festival Folkloric° I, It, III, IV, V.

CONFERENCES: Conference of the Board of Directors.

KEYWORDS: Art Activitier; Cultural Enrichment; music;Fine Arts: Folk Culture; Dance


RS0115

Association of Mexican AmeriCan Felt:Cab:Jr-5. Inc.

2600 Middlefield RoadRedwood City, CA 94063(415) 164.2329

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CONTACT:

Silvas, Robert (President),(408) 267-5259


PURPOSE; To advise, interpret, and respondto the educational needs and problems cf childrenand youth of MexiC,-. !scent and to serve as alearinghouse and as a source of informationelative to educational opportunities available -tohe community.

MtmBERSMIP INFORMATION; Coen to educators or educators of Mexicandecent; 1,20G members; dues: regular member t40,paraprofessionals and associates $10, students SS,institutions $100,


FUNDING SOURCES: Membershio dues: donations: proceeds from

annual conference.

PUBLICATIONS: Association of Mexican American EducatnrsNewsletter; proceedings of annual conferences.


KEYWORDS: Eoual Education; Education41 Opportunities;Resource Centers; Teacher Associations; information Services


RS0115

Japanese American Citizens League (JACL)

1'55 Sutter Stree.San Francisco, CA 94115(415) 921-5225

Nobuyukf, v:r1 K. (Exe::utive Director)

CONTACT

Hokoyama, C. (Associate Director)

PURPOSE: To promote educational, civil, and humar

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: 30.000 members; daes: $16.50.

SPECIAL ONISIONS OR CAMMITTEES: Aging and Retirement; Redress;

1-nnsus Liaison; A-Bomu Survivors; Ethnic Concerns;International Relations; Political Education,

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA. National.


PUBLICATIONS: Pacific Citizen (weekly newspaper); Japanese AmericanIncarceration: A Case for Redress: Experience of Japanese

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Americans in the U.S.: Teacher's Resource Manual; AmericanAtomic Boob Survivors: A Plea for Medical Assistance.

KEYWORDSf Japanese American Culture; Community Invol ?lentCommunity Organizations; Equal Education; Civil Liberties;Cultural Awareness; Civil Rights; Ethnicity; Groin Unity;

National Organizations

RS0117

India Cultural Society

18 Lincoln StreetRoseland, NJ 07068(201) 228-4577

Govan, Marshad (Chairmanf,(201) 994-4228

CONTA,

Patel, Kanti (Secretary?


PURPOSE; To foster brotherhood, fellowsnip, ind

involvement of American from India and culturalex,hange with other segments of society.

MEmBERSMIP INFORMATION:. 650 members; dues: general mcmbers

life members $51 (one-time fee).

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES: Mahatma Can1hi Community

Center Committee.

GEOGRAPHIC t SERVICE AREA State.

FUNDING SOURCES: Membership dues; donation:,

PUBLICATIONS: Bharat 'yoti.

CONFERENCES: Several coofisrences dealing oitn economics,

culture, and religion.

17.7.n:4ER NAME: I.dia Cultural Club,

KEYWORDS: Community Involvement; Cultural Enrichment;, AsianStudiel; Cultural Exchange; Cultural Artivities; Cultural Centers;Ethnic Groups; Ethnicity; Group Unity

RSOU8

International Institute of %Halo664 Delaware AvenueRuffalo, NY l4204(7:61 883.14n0

CONTACT.Nyczko, Thadee (ExecLtive filrector)

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SPONSORING AGENCIES: United Way of Buffalo and Erie County,N.Y.

DATE CF ORIGIN: 1934

PURPOSE: To provide social services and assistance

to the foreign-born, immigrants, and refugees.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to all interested in promotino

the purposes of the ,agency; 1,000 members.

PARENT ORGANIZATION: Americar, Council for Nationalities Service.

SPECIAL 9-0PAONS OR COMMITTEES: Folkbali Committee; Folk FestivalCommittee; Grants Committee

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: Ocal.

PUBLICATIONS: Directory of Ethnic and Nationality Organizationsand Clubs in Buffalo ard Erie County.

KEVwARDS: Immigrants; Refugees; Social Services; HumanAcrilturation Services

RS0119

:ndochinese Vocational Project717 North Figueroa

Los Angeles, CO 90012(219) 625 -4800

Porter, Carol (Project Cirector)

CONTACT:

Thu, Diem Vu (Counselor),(2E9) 74?-7731

SPONSORING AGENCIES: Department of Health, Education, and

Welfare, Washington, D.C. (FGK20301

CONTRACT NUMBER: 96-P-91820-9-02


PURPOSE: To provide resettlement services to Indochir,escrefugees, including counseling, English as a second language(ES'1, vocational training, and job placement.

EMPERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to refugees.

GEOGRAPHICAL SfRVICF AREA: Local,

KEYWORDS: Refugees; Vocational Education: Counseling;English (Second Language); Job ,lacement; Pelocacion;Land Settlement: Social Services

TARGET LANGUAGES: Cambcdian; Chinese; Hmong; Lao; Vietnamese

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RS0120

International Institute of Boston287 Commonwealth Avenue

Boston, MA 02115

(617) 536-1081

Spector, Manuel (Executive Director)

CONTACT:

Lucey, Moira (Coordinator)

SPONSOPING AGENCIES: Massachusetts State Dept. of Public

Welfare, Boston.


POPOSE: To provide resettlement services to Indochinese

refugeess, including English as a second language (ESL),ji.o counseling, and job placement.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to Indochinese refugees (16 yeaes or older);

80 members; dues: none.

PARENT ORGANIZATION: American Council Co Nationalities Services.


CONFERENCCS:, TrasOns sess4Ins on teacher trainiAl, cultural

sensitivity, Indochinese culture, and refugee settlement,

XEYWOROS: Asian Culture; Refugees; Career Counseling:

Teacher Education; Yo :ational Education; Lana Settlement;Job Pldcemept; Reloceiorq Social Services; CulturalEducation; Acculturatson

TARGET LANGUAGES; Cambidi3n; Chinese; Hmong; Lac; Vietnamese

RS0121 IIinternational Institute of Metropolitan :t. Louis4484 West Pine Bodlevard

St. Louis, mC 63130(314) 515-4880

CP4TA:Tf,

Peter,on, Anna E. (:xetutfve 0 rector)

SPONSORING AGENCIES: United lay.; Department of Hpalth,Education, anl Welfare, .ashingf,n, O.C. (FGK21430); Departflentof State, Washington, D.C. (EGX21450)

OATS OF ORIGIN: 1919

PURPOSU To provide resettlement serv4:es to immigrants

and refugees, including an English as a second language (ESL)program.

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MEMBERSHIP INFOPmPION: Open to members of the community;289 members; dues:. $10 to $50 (clients need not Join).

PARENT ORGANIZATION: American Council for Nationalitic Services.

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES; Resettlement Department;

Cultural Activities; ESL Proaram.


KEYWOROSf Immigrants; Social Services; Refugees; Eng.,,h(Second Language); Land Settlement; Asian Culture; Relocation;Cultural Enrichment; Acculturation; Second Language Programs.Cultural Activities

TARGET LANGUAGES; Vietnamese

RS0122

Japan Foundation

600 New Hampshire Avenue, NW, Suite 570

Washington, DC 20037(202) 965-4313

CONTACT:

Watanabe, nsul.' 'Director)

SPONSORD4 AGENCIES: Japan (1041100000)

DATE OF fRICIN: 1972

PURPOSE; To promote international cultural exchange andmutual understanding between Japan and other countries,development of lapanese studies, and tours of Japanese finearts exhibits and performing arts groups; to provide grantsto AmeriCan institutions for library support, visitingprofessorships, research staff expansion, conference rogrems,summer institute programs, and education Oroad pro,eams givc-1once per Year (December I deadline); and to offer professionaland doctc fellowships for research in ,span in Japanesestudies.

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES: American Advisory Committee

inominating and screening fellowship applicar ).

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: Internatinnal.

FUNDING SNRCFS: Private Japanese businesses.

PUBLICATIONS: Programs Available In the United States;Japan F;:,,,ndation Newsletter.

KEYWORDS: Japanese American Culture; Cultural Exchange:International educational Exchange; Intercultural Prr-ams,Cultural Education; Cultu-al Fnrichment; Japanese Cult6.e;Japanese Art; Japanese Studies; "wants; Phi,anti)ropfcFoundations; rellowships

TARGET LANGUAGES: Japanese

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RS0123

Proyecto LEERSchool of Library ScienceTexas Woman's University

Box 22905Denton, TX 76204017) 387-2418

CONTACT:

Cleveland, Ana D. (Assistant Professor and Director)

SPONSORING AGENCIES: Books for the People Fund, Inc.,Washington, D.C. (B81303948); Texas Woman's Univ., Denton. School

of Library Science.; National Endowment for the Humanities(NFAH), Washington, D.C. (BBBOM08); Office of Education (DHEW),

Washington, D.C. (RM066000); Tex.S Education Agency, Austin.(XPT87150)


PUPPOSEf To evaluate and review recreational andeducational mtterials ir. Spanish, and ethnic literatilre in

English, for children and adults; to train librarians andteachers in selection Intl acquisition of materials furSpanish speakers; and to disseminate information on these

processes and other materials of interest to theSpanish-speaking community.

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR CAMITTEES; Committee on Evaluationof Spanish Materials; Committee on Programs.

GEOGRAPhICAL SERVICE AREA: International,

PUBLICATIONS; Proyecto LEER Bulletin.

COVFERENCESe r"" Training Institutes for Librarian; an

.ducators.

KEYWORDS; Textbook Evaluation; Curriculum Aluation;

Library Science; Media Selection; ins.ructional Materials;Library Services; Bilingual Instructional Material;Library Acquisition; Childrens Literature; Adu'cs;Information Dissemination; Bilingual Literature:

Children; Library material Selection

TARGET LANGUAGES: Soanish

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Non-Forr%1 Education (NEE) Information CenterMichigan State Uni4ersfty513 Erickson Hall

East Lansing, mi 48824(517) 355-5527

CArITAZT:

Claffey. Joan m. (Director)

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SPONSORING AGENCIES: Agency for International DevelOpmen::

(Dept. of State), Washington, D.C. (FGK00253)

CONTRACT NUMBER:. OSPE-00046


PURPOSE: To generate and use knowledge

about nonformal education and development throughan exchange of ideas and materials.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to program planners. practitioners, andresearchers of nonformal education 4,500 menmerS;dues: none.

PARENT ORGANIZATIA: Institute for International Studies in Education.


PUBLICATIONS; NFE Exchange; Occasional Paper Series.

KEYWORDS: Nonformal Education; Comvarative Education;International Eu.catiOne Exchange; Material Development;Internationtl Studies; Information Centers; InformationDisseminati3n

RS0126

Project on East Asian Studies in Education202 South Thayer

Ann Arbor, MI 48108(313) 764-3479

Cole, Robert (Dir -tor, Center for Japanese Studies)

CONTACT;

Raphael, James H. (Japan Program Coordinator);Shaheen. Anthony (China Program Coordinator)

SPONSORING AGENCIES: Michigan Univ., Ann Arbor. Center forJapanese Studies.; Office of Education (DREW). Washington, O.C.(RM066000); Michigan Univ Ann Arbor. (,enter or ChineseStudies.

PURPOSE: To advance knowledge and understanding ofEast Asia in North America.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA. National.

FUNDING LEGISLATION: Elementary, and Secondary Education Act (rEA.)Title VI; National Defense Education Act.

PUBLICATIONS: Asia through Film; Japan: A Resource iloide.

CONFEREHCEs. Occasional thematic conferences on China orJapan for general Community; teacher workshop and

training sessions.

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KEYWORDS: lan Studies; leacher Education; ResourceCenters; Cultural Awareness; Cultural Enrichment; PublicEducat;on

RS0126

U.S. Catholic ConfgrenceDepartment of Education1312 Massachusetts Avenue, NW

kashirgton, DC 2q10.5(202) 659-656

CONTACT:Duffy, Richard E. (Federal Assistance Representative)

PURPOSE: To provide religious education.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE LA: National.

PUBLICATIONS: Dimensions of Ministry (newsletter);Catalogue of ',prnish Catechetical Materials; Methodologyand Themes for Hispanic Catechesis.

KEYWORDS Religious Agencies; Religious Education; ReligiousOrwizations; Catholics; Religious "woos; GroupUnity; Ethnic Groups


R50127

Urdu Bilingual Local Advisory Council4315 Church StreetSkokie, IL 60076(312) 673-01c4

Khan, Mohammed A. (President

CONTACT.

Meher, Mohammed

(3191 743-2707

.ecre, ary),


PURPOSE: To maintain and bracagate the Urdi language ;-"

culture brought to tne H.S. by Nanole from .,akistan anf! dia.

mEMBERSH:p INFORMATION: Open to people of Pakistani or Indian descent;

200 members; dues: donations.

SPECIAI DIVVIONS CP COMMITTEES: Cultural Subcommittee;Educations' *.ncommittee

rinr,PAPH "' " .."1 AREA: 'tate.

C'NFrAPirr Challenges In the U.S.A. for Urdu Speaking Children;As.imil* . in American Cultnrr. lo's and Don'ts.

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KEYWORDS: Acculturation; Cultural Awareness; Ethnicity;

Group Unity; Native Speakerf; Language Maintenance; CulturalTraits"; Culture Contact

TARGET LANGUAGES: Urdu

RS0128

American Federation of Teachers (AFti, AFL-CIO11 Dupont Circle, NW

Washington, DC ?0036(202) 797 -4400

Shenker, Albert (President)

CONTACT:

Ward, James G. (Director of Econor/c Research),

(202) 797 -4428

PURPOSE: To represOt teachers, other educational workers,and other professionals in labor issues.

Mi."*"SHIP INFORMATION: 520,000 menoiers.


FUNDING SOURCES; Membership dues.

PUBLICATIONS: American Teacher; American Educator; AFT Action.

CONFERENCES: Annual convention; Annual QualityEducational Standards in Teaching 'NEST) EducationalConference.

KEYWORDS: Unions; Teachers; School Personnel: Court

Litigation; Labor Relations; Teacher Associations:National Organizations

R50124

American Indian Social Work Prooram

Graduate School of Social WorkUniversity of UtahSalt Lake City, UT Raw(801: 581-8900

CONTACT:Edwards. E. Daniel ("irecior)

SPONSOPING AGENCirS: National 1nste of mental 4eaitt, (rulfw),

Rockville, Md. Div. of Mannowwr and ''raininn Programs. friPB01"401

CONTRACT WW1:" 5 131 mkt 1?5911-08

DATE OF OWN. 1118

PURPOSE: To provide training in social work id'

an emphasis on American Indians,

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE ARE National,

CONFERENW S: American Indiar Social Work Annual Conference,

KEYWORDS. Professional Training; Social Work; Higher

Education

RS0130

American Indian Studies CenterUniversity of Ealhornia3220

21Cumphell

mallLos

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AngeB26-7?les,

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CA 90024(

Meth, Charlotte (Acting Director)

CONTACT:

Salibiye, Vet (Librarian)

SPONSONI41 At:FRCVS: California W0000001

PuRPOSE To conduct scholarly research 411 American Indians,


PUBLICATIONS: American Indian r.ulture and Research Journal.

Bibliography of Language Arts Materials for Native NorthAmericans, 1966-1974; Bibliography of Language ArtsMaterials for Native North Americans, 1975-1976;

North American Indian Language

EOWERENCES: Multicultural Education Conference,

KEYWORDS Research; Multicultural Education; HigherEducation; American Indian Studies; American Indian Culture

050131

American Jewish Historical Society (Ail*S)2 Thornton RoadWaltham, RA 0215416171 1191-11110

CONTACT:

Wax, Bernard (0 - ectori

DATE or OPI4N: 1R92

PlipPnSf° To collect, preserve, catalog, publish,. and exhibit

material relating to the American Jewish experience,

MEMPERSn:P INFORMATION: Open to all; 3,400 members; dues $70 and up.

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GEOGRAPHICAL ! ICE AREA: International.

FUNDING SOURCES: MeMbership dues; investments; contributions; grants.

PUBLICATIONS: American Jewish History; AJHS Report.

CONFERENCES: Annual meeting; regional conf,rences;

American-Holy Land Seminars; joint meeting withAmerican Historical Association.

KEYWORDS; Library Acquisition; Historical Societies;Cultural Awareness; Library Services; Library Materials

TARGET LANGUAGES: Hebrew; Yiddish

RS0132

American Scandinavian Foundation

127 East 73d StreetNew York, NY 10021

12121 879-9779

Swickard, David A. (President;

CONTACT:

Di Paola, Delores (Director of Exchange/


PURPOSE; To grant scholarships and fellowships to American

or Scandinavian students, trainees, and scholars; and toprovide special programs furthering Scandinavian culture

in the United States.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to anyor,e it erested in Scandinavia,

6,500 memoers; dues: vary.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AiEA: National,

FUNDING SOURCES: PubliC.

PUBLICATIONS: Scandinavian Review, Scan.

CONFERENCES: Aspen Desiin Conference (Oslo, Norway),Scandinavian Summer Institute Social Sciences 'raidinlworkshop (akkerne, Denmark).

rEYWOPOS. Scholarships: cultural rnrichment. :ult.tralAwareness; Philanthropic counlations

vargT LANGAGES: lavish; Finn1S17; 46rwe'llar,

Swedish; Scandinavian 'angJales

Bitj,6/ij

RS0133

Armenian Assembly522 21st Street, Ww, Suite 120Washington, DC 200061202) 833-1367

CONTACT:

Berberian, Dio'an A, (Director,

PGRPOSE. To promote united action within the krmenian

community on issues of importance and to represent theinterests of American Armenians.

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR CnMMITTIES! Three regional committees in California.:

GFAGRARNICAL SERVICE APIA National.

FUNDING SOURCES: Board of trustees; contributors.

CONFERENCES: Regional committees sponsor conferences and workshops;national organization will he sponsorinc symposia onethnicity and assimilation,

KEYWORDS: Community Action; Group Inity;, Ethnicity

TARGET tANGUAGES: Armenian

RS0134

Project on Asian Studies in Educatioh (PAS()

University of Michigan130 Lane Hal/Ann Arbor, NI 4810Q(3L) 764.3479

Walton, Susan Pratt (Director)

CONTACT:

Hunter, Thomas (Indochinese Coordinator)

SPONSORING AGENCIES: Office of Education (0414), Washington,D.C. IRM0660001; Michigan 9niv., hnn Arbor. Center for South andSoutheast Asian St...41e.; michigan State Council for the Arts,

Detroit, (48814519); Michigan St"? Council for the humanities.

P'r OF ORIGIN: 1972

o0SE: to develop materials and ProgramS for _O/lejeSschools, and community grow's on South and Southeast Asia,with a special focus on Indochinese refugees.

MEmBrkSHIP INFORMATION Open to all tJbscribers to PASFnewsletter; 1,400 subscriters.

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES: Indochinese Pefugee Project,Curriculum Materials Development Project: South and SoutheastAsian music Project.

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PUBLICATIONS: PASE Newsletter; Asia through film; South a through Film;

Southeast Asia: A Resource Guide; Southeast Asian Village; Unit onSouth Asian Studies; Tradition versus Modernity in Southeast Asia.

CONFERENCES: Southeast Asia: Reflections on the Past and Prospects

for the Future; Arts of Asia: South and Southeast Asia;annual conference.

KEYWORDS': Asian Studies; Resource Centers; MaterialDevelopment; Refugees; Program Development; Asian Culture;

Curriculum Development


RS0135

Nation4Affiliation for Literacy Adva'n.Ce (NALA)

Box 1311320 Janesville Avenue 1011Syracuse NY 13210,4)15) 42-..9121

CONTACT:.Caswell, Robert (Director, Educational PrOgrainsand International Publishing)

SPONSORING AGENCIES: Laubach LiteracyInternatfOnar, Syracuse,

NY.

PURPOSE: To coordinate volunteer programs of Laubach .

Literacy International in the U.S. and Canada, to preparevolunteers'and professionals to use the Laubach approachand materfals'in tutoring native speakers of English andin teaching English to speakers of other languages, and

to train writers to produce materiali.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: 22,000 timbers; dues: single members:$2,

group members $1.(per member),

PARENT ORGANIZATION: Laubach Literacy International,


PUBLICATIONS: Literacy Advance; NALA11lirectorx.4

CONFERENCES: Biennial National Conference (LeMoyne College'

Syracuse, New York, June 19-23, 1980);.seven regionalconferences (held duringodd years),

.

learning;literacy Education; Literacy; Second Language

Learning; Material Development; Second Language Instruction;'National Organizations; Volunteer Training; Volunteers;

'Native Speakers; Tutorial Programs; Tutoring.

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RS0136

National' Association for Asian and Pacific AtericanEducatinn (NAAPAE)

2168 Shattuck Avenue, Third FloorBerkeley, CA 94704(415) 848-3199

s.

a.CONTACT:Lu, Janet (Secretary/Treasurer),

(206) 587-6370 "

- DATE OF ORIGIN: 1977

PURPOSE: To promote and.advocate bilingual, multicultural,and other programs of concern to Asian pd Pacifit'pmericans(APA's); to establish a communications network of persons

committed to quality education for APA's; to encourageresedrch on APA educdtional topics; to increase partici-pation of APA1.9 in educational roles; and to increase -

public awareness of APA needs..

""s""I MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Dues: active members $10, students 15,

organizations $10.?

S'PECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES: Regional membership areas.

GEOGRAPHICAL,SERVICE AREA: National.'

PUBLICATION: Semiannual newslettets; periodic information bulletinsand reports; conference papers.

CONFERENCES: Annual conference; fegional confavg es and workshops' Organized periodically. .

/KEYWORDS: Asian Studies; Advocacy: Ethnicity; Group - Unity;Educational Quality; Educational. Needs; Networks; NationalOrganizations.; Bilingual Education;' Multicultural Education;

Educational Research; Ciatdral Aftreness; Public Education

RS0137

Gardefia Valley Japanese Cultural InstituteP.O. BOx 47030Gardena, CA 90247 .

(213) 770-2878; 324-6611.

CONTACT: ' '1,d .

Hiroto, William T. (Execycive Director)

PURPOSE: To provideleadership and services in culturalaffairs and to furnish facilities. .

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICEsAREA: Local.

4 FUNDING SOURCES: Odnations.

PUBLICATIONS: Newsletter (quarterly).

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KEYWORDS: Japanese American Culture; Cultural Centers;

Resource Centers; Cultural Awareness; Community Leaders;Culture Contact

TARGET LANGUAGES: Japanese

RS21111'S

Governor's Information Center for Asian Assistance160 North LaSalle Street, Room 2006Chicago, IL 60601

1311) 793-3150

CONTACT: 7. Silverman, Edwin D. (Director)

SPONSORING AGENCIES: Illinois State 'Dept. of Public Aid.

DATE o50iGnit 1976.

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PURPOSE: To provide statewide coorairtion of Indochineseresettlement.

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FUNDING LEGISLATION: Public Law 94-23.

PUBLICATIONS: Illinois Insights (bimonthly newsletter); Asian ForumI & II Proteedings; Lao Lowlanders and Hmong Highlanders;Rules of the Road: Vietnamese Vehion; Cambodian New Yearpamphlet; Handbook for Teachers of Vietnamese Students.

CONFERENCES: 'Several regional and statewide workshops andconferences to promote intercultural awareness.

KEYWORDS: Land Settlement; Refugees; Information Centers;Counseling; Social Services; Human Services;1Relocation;Acculturation; Cultural Awareness

TARGET LANGUAGES: .ao; Vietnamese; Cambodian

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Illinois Adult Indochinese Refipee Consortium500 South Dwyer Avenue

Arlington Heights, IL 600051312) 870-4100

CONTACT:

Rien, Tipiw T.0 (Director),(312) 870-41 9

SPONSORING AGENCIES: Illinois State Dept. of Public ,Aid.;

Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Washington, D.C..

(F9(21430) 41/


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PURPOSE: To meet the educationah'occdpational, andr

social needs of the adult Indochinese refugees throughoutIllinois.

PARENT ORGANIZATION; Northwest Educational Cooperative.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: State,

KEYWORDS: .Refugees; Adult EduCation; Vocational Education;Social Servicps; Asian Culture; Educational Neeas;Vocational Adjustment; Occupational Information;Acculturation "TARGET LANGUAGES: Asian Languages

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Asian American Studies Center.

University of California at Los Angeles3232 Campbell Nall

Los Angeles, CA 80224(2(3) 825-374

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Hirata, Lucie Cheng (Director)-

. .CONTACT:

Hirano, Ron (Center Coordinator)


PURPOSE: To conduct researeleon.Asians in Ame rica and

'. disseminate information through classes and publications,

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES: Curriculum; ResourceDevelopment and Publications; Student/Community -

Projects; Research.1

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GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA; Local,

PUBLICATIONS; Amerasia Journal; Codn terpoint; Perspectives onAsian America; Roots: An Asian American Atder; Asian Women;

Letters in Exile: An Introductory Reader on the History ofPilipinos in America; Ethnic Series; Issei: The First FiftyYears (film); Chauvinist and Other Stories.'

KE DS: Research; Asian Studies; Material Developmeni;Info ion ServiCes; Nigher Education

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Services, Inc. (APPLES)7081 Kamilo StreetHonolulu, HI 96825 ,

(808) 39.50288 or 4805 261 -3843

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Nguyen, bang Liem (President),

(808) 395 -4288


PURPOSE: To preserve and enrich the ethnic heritage of Asianl. ' and Pacific American peoples; to promote bilingual

multicultural education and the development of educationaland culture materials for these peoples; to promotecross-cultd1.al and standing Add appreciation; and toassikt these peop s in matters related to language,

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MEMEDSHIP INFORMATION:' Open le a selected member ip who

have a knowledge of language and education matters and alerecommended by Board Members; 12 members; dues: none. '

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA; State.

FUNDING SOURCES: Contracts and grants from Federal, State, and. private agencies. .

PUBLICATIONS: Vietnamese Culture Guide; ViefLmese Language

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Curriculum Guide) Korean Culture Guide; toreen Language. Curriculum Guide. i

' KEYWORDS: Cultural Enrichment; Ethnicity; dvocacy;Multicultural Education; Material Developme ; CrossCultural Studies

TARGET LANGUAGES: Asian Languages; Padific Island Languages

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AssociatIon ot (Asian) Ibians'in America, Inc.663 Fifth Avenue ,

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CONTACT: '. ,

'Lanjewar, Oattatraya G. (President),(212) 920-9511 .1,

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IDATE OF ORIGIN:, 1967

PURPOSE: To provide a forum of common:action to all'whose

Indian heritage and American commitment offer a pond of unity.

'MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to the Asian Indian community andits supporters; 20,000 members; dues: $15.

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES; Council on Medical Affairs; Council onEngineering Affairs; Council on Trade and Economic Affairs;Council on Travel and Tourism; Advisory'Council'on Indian '

Studies; Council on Asian Indian Women; Council on AsianIndian Social Scientists; Council on Asian Indian Youth;Committee on Career Advaecement; Committee on Project India;Committee on Critical Issues. ''

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'PUBLICATIONS: Quarterly journal.

CONFERENCES: Conference on India Stidies .14 the UM Cede; tatesConference*on the New Perspective on India-United StasesEconomic Cooperation. .4

KEYWORDS: Ethnicity Growl) Unity; Cultural (Background;"Asian.Studies; National Orgailizations

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Association of Chfnese Teachers, The ("TACT)..615 Grant Aventie,. Second Floor -San Francisco, CA 94108(415) 101-2472 or '2473

Chin, Helen (President)

'PURPOSE: To advocate better qualite.education for 4 aboutChinese Americans and to develop 'curriculum material on theChinese in America.

MEMBERSHIP OFORNATION: Open to al l educNa tors 100 ers;dues: Chinese AmerIcans $10, others $5. '

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES: Scholarship; Currie lumMaterials; Legal Defense. -

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: 1Tl.

PUBLICATIONS.: Understanding Chinese Americans (audio isual kit);Chinese Americans: Realities and Myths (audiovisual k t);Chineie Americans, Past and Present.

KEYWORDS: advocacy; Teacher Associations; Ethnicity;DeVkl.opment; Educational Improvement; Instru ional

Materials; c11taral Awareness; 'Legal Aid

TARGET 'LANGUAGES : Chinese

RS0144

Assyrian National ,Aid Society5509 North Clark StreetChicago, 11 60640(312) 784-4489 or4490

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(312) 275 -7862 '..

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PURPOSE: To coordinate the AssyriaO'bilingual program in thescheolift# the Chicago Boird of Edueition 0 well as thelkssyrlan.clubs of the community. .

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MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to volunteer workers.4

" GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE ARIA: National.. %

KEYWORDS: Educational Coordination: Clubs ;_ Bilingual,o Education; Advocacy

R$0145 .-Balch lInsti-tute for Ethni:O. Studies

18 South Seventh' Street 4Philadelphia, PA 19106 ,.,

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Stolarik, M. WariC(ExeCutive DIfctorl.. 0. . . : ,

CONTACT: .

, Naftulip, Lftmente, (Program DireCtor).-,

DATE OF ORIGIN: 1971. 4 .. . . 0/.1) POSE:, To ma4ntain a 14Drally and archives devoted to _imigration )nd ethnic gioups, open for scholarly research

' anddd to the general 'obits, and an ethnqgraphic'emseum with . .

a permlnent exhibit (American Kaleidoscope) abd temporary. shows relating to the history and culture 9f Amirica's . /

ethnic and minority groups; and to interpret immigration' andethnicity to twide audfencerthrough,g5ant,s4pported

. public .prostems.and teacher traihin VprogAms.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATIONIs Open to all; dues: individuallie$5,1rou0s $100., .

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OrCOMNITTEES:' Library /Archives; Museum/Curatorial;PrbgramsiEducation. .

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GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA; National.

, FUNDING ,SOURCES: Private nonprofit (Balch Trust Fundsl.

-131.1BLiattetErt- Ethniclmages in American.Eila and Telelosionireading lists (biblibgraphies) on various ethnic groups.

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KEYWORDS:. Library Collections; Ethnicity; Ethnic Studies.:Museums; Special Libraries; History; Immigration; PublicEducation; Teacher' Education; Archives; Culturpl Education . .

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Bear Tribe Medicine Soci tyP.O. Box 9167Spokane, WA 99209(509) 258-7755

'Sear, Sun (Medicine Chief)

CONTACT:

Bear, Wabun (Medicine Heiner)


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PURPOSE; To teach selfelreliance,harmony wii0 Mother Earth,

Earth awareness, and-spiritual growth through encounters, '

'seminars, and counseling. ,. .

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. ,MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to all with a iommitment to walk .

with balance on Mother'Earth, to tupport the medicine of y

the tribe, and to refrain from the use of alcohol asd drugs;seminars are open to all; fees; vary. ./

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES: Elders; NembiFt-


PUBLICATIONS: Many SmokesoNative American Earth Awareness"Magazine; 06efalo Hearts; Self-Reliance Book.

FUNDING SOURCES; Great 9pirit.

'CONFERENCES: Self-reliance seminars; life circle celebrations;Earth encounters.

KEYWORDS: American Indian Culture; Individual Development;Nature; Cultural Groups; Humanistic Education; Family.Programs

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Center'fer Applied Linguistics (CAL)3 Prospect Street, NW

hinoton, DC 20007(202) 298-9292 .

CONTACT:

Tucker,%. Richard (Director)

k DATE OF ORIGIN: 19§4 .

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PURPOSE: To expand public understanding of the role of languagein society by applying skills,-techpipues, insights, andinformation from the language science-to real educational.andsocial'probleus in the United States pd abroad.

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SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES: 'Communication and Publications;-Foreign Language Education; Language; Language and Publicand Public Policy; Native and English Language Education;ERIC Clearinghouse on Languages and Linguistics; NationalIndochinese Clearinghouse and Technical Assistance Center,.

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PUBLICATIONS: Linguistic Reporter (newsletter); Dialects and

Educational Equity; Bilingual Education: Current Perspectives;Bilingual Education Series; Advances in Language Testing:,

Language in Education.

CONFERENCES: Numerous small, ad hoc working conferences each year.

KEYWORDS: Information Services; Material DevelopmentT- l'eqnnical Assistance; Language Policy; English (Second.Language); Applied Linguistics; Language Research;

information Centers

TARGET LANGUAGES: Minprity Languages

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Cepter for Chicano Studies'

University of Wadh6gton-Padelford Hall, ON-09Seattle,.WA 98196(206) 543 -9080

asquez, James A. (Director)( ,4

CONTACT:

Gonzales,' Toblai4(114ministrWve Assistant)

SPONSORING AGENCIES: Washington (Z0000000)


PURPO6E: To teach fornal courses of\studyconcerninglhe cuIture,,h6tory, and experience of .

Chicanos; to conductkand publish research ;elated to theChicano culture'and experience; and to provide a campusenvironment which will best suit the educational.and

social needs of Chicano atiOents.

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GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA;. State.; '

PUBLICATIONS: Metambrfosis.Uournali; Prailems and Preferences'. in Attending College: A Survey of Spanish Surnam HighScipol Students )n the Slate of Washington; Poesia

chicane: Alurista, el mero chingon.

CONFERENCES: Annual 'Ethnic Studies Symposium.

KEYWORDS: Ristiry; Cultural BackgroundvResearch;Educational Environment; Higher Education; ChicanoStudies; Ethnicity ' e'

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TARGET LANGVAGES: Spisnish

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Center for Law and Education,,jno.Gutman Library6 Appian WAY

Cambridge, MA 02138(617)95-4666

Pressman, Ruart ("Director)

CONTACT:

Schumack, Sharon (Director of Rublicationsi

SPONSORING AGENCIES: Legal Services Corp., Washington, D.C.

(88818987)


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PURPOSE: Toserve as a national support center oneducation issues for the network of Federally sitsidizedlfgal services programs around the country by participatingin litigation, preparing publications, answering inquiries,conducting training, and engagipg in legislatfve and

adminiltrative advocacy to protect and advance the legalinterests of the poor through research and action on .

the legal implications of educational policies,

particularly those affecting equality of educationalopportunity. P

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: National. ,

,PUBLICATIONS:' Inequality in Education; Education Law

'Bulletin.

CONFERENCES: Training workshops for legal services program

-staff members and_clients.

FORMERNAME: Harvard Center for Law 'and Education..

KEYWORDS: Equal Education; Court Litigation; EducationalPolicy; Legal Aid; Information Centers; Training;Advocacy; Low Income Groups; Resource Centers

TARGET LANGUAGES: Minprity Languages:Nee

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LiVingstin, NJ 00039 : '

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-Chung,;Shu Yang (Administrators)

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(2011-338-3763 ...

DATE OF OR -.4974

PURPOSE: To maintain a cooperative school, organized.

and staffed by parents, to teach children theMandarin language.

JEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to all students; 100 students; tuition:S30 (per semester).

SPECIAL DiVISJONS 'OR COMMITTEES: Curriculum; Recreation. 4

GEOGRANCAISERVICE AREA: Local.

PUBLICATIONS: Chinese textbooks (series).,

KEYWORDS: Cooperative,Education; Cooperative Programs;

Second Language Learning; Chinese Stmdles;/Gonsunity Cooperation; Second Language Instruction;Second Language Programs; Bilingual Programs; Elementary,

. SeciondarYEducation

DA GET LANGUAGES: Chinese; Mandarin

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Filipino American Educators Association,. Inc. (FAEA)1904 RhodesttreetHerms1 Beach, CA 00254(213) 374-8340

CONTACT:_Brown, Helen S. (President)

, DATE OF ORIGIN: 1974

PURPOSE :_ To promote and maintain high standards

of teaching and to enrich education by contributing.

to the malticultural ex'periences of California's,- students.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to certified teachers and.other'people interested in the goals of the association;

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45 members; dues: $10., .

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR tOWTTEESI Program; Affi'mative Actionand Protective ServicesrRe'search.and Conferences;Advocacy; Nays and Meant.' .

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GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: Local. .i' I

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v FUNDING SOURCES: .MeMbership dues; donations.

15PUBLICATIONS: FAEA Newsletter.

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CONFERENCES: Pilipino American Conference (March, 1980;

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. r ''KEYWORDS: Asian StUdies; Teacher Associations; Multicultural.Education; Education(' Quality; Teaching Skills;

Teaching Occupattiont; Teache? Improvement .. '..

tARGET LANGUAGES:, lloc6; Spanish; Tagalog Vliayan

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Eolklorico Filipiho Dance Company, Inc.

P.O. Box 270

New York, NY 100141212) 69149422

Vinocho, ha Rene

CONTACT:

Riyes, Noel (Busio64 Manager),(201)' 348-0844

SPONSORLNG-AGENCIEGt-'New York State Council "4)6 the Arts, NewYork.188806381)

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DAT.E OF ORIGIN: 1973

PURPOSE: 'To maintain the Filipino cultutce in

America ttrough dancb and music.

?-MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to those interested in FhiTiPPilleculture; 45 members;: dies: $2.

SPECIAL DIVISIONS.OR OMITTEES: Researclq_CastiAg.

.\ GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: Local. .

KEYWOR : Dance; Asian Culture; Music; Cultural Activities;Cultur 1 Enrichment . .1".

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Chicago, 11460611 .

(312) 787-0977 lO *

-,S4hergens, Becky (Executive Director)

CONTACT:

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eTroy,' nice (Di rector -Of Information 'Services) A

DATE OF ORIGIN: P307

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PURPOSt: To promoted better qqality of education'and quality of life for alIchildre4 and Youth.

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MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to those with an interesi4in children'swell-being and education, a desire to work to improve theQuality of both, and a belief in the preservation ofpublic education; 6.1 million members; dues: $0.20 outpf individual dues ($1 to $2),paid at local PT6 unit

level. ;te .

SPECIAL DIVISORS OR COMMITTEES: 52 State PTA branches, inctudi09: IA.'Ilthington, p.c. and the EurOpean PTA serving military .

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dependents; 28,000 local'units.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: National..

FUNDING SOURCES; Membership dues; 0:07:PIMment grants And

contracts; private foundation and corporate contributibns.

PUBLICATIONS: Usted debe seY miembro de nuestra PTA (YouBelong in 00r PTA); Objectivos del COngreselacional

de Padres y Maestros (Objectives of the National. Congress of.Parents and eachtrs) (bilingual publicitions). 5.

CONFERENCES: Annual national convention. '

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Parent Sdbnol Relationship; Teacher Associations;4 'Schbol Community Cooperation; Educational Quality; w

4r 'student, Welfare;,National OrbanizatIons; OrganizationalObjectives; Quality Of Life; Educational Improvement *

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HiStory DepartmentSan Jose. State University'

;), SanAlse,-CA 95192(408) 277-24.72 or 2595

CONTACT:, ;-Moore, George E. (Director),(408) 2771519,--

SPONSORING 46ENCIES.: Stanford-Berkeley Joint Language and'APea

Center, Calif.


PURPOSE: To make available clAssroom materials for

faculty members teaching about East Asia in communitycolleges...2011e94s..and universities of the,SanFranciscollay area and to present workshops wherethese materials can bb examined.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATIOli; Opetrte faculty menders teaching about

East Asia; 150 members; none.

'..GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA Local.

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icAntms: Catalog ;of EARMARC Holdings.

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. . CONFERENCES: Two work-shops each academic year, 10. ut

KEYWORDSr Resource Centers; Material Develapment; AsianStudies;, lesource Materials; Asian<Culture; Higher

.Education; Cultural Awareness; Community Colleges;Instructional Materials.Onformation Services; TeacherWorkshops -...


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Center foi Migration Studies of.New York; lnc,209 Flagg Place .a . .

Sta n Island, 14? 10304

/',.\\\(21 351-8800.

Tomasi, Lydio F. (Executive OthctOr)

. CONTACT:.

'Bripolara, Andrew (Assistant Director),

'DATE,OF ORIGIN: 1964

PURP4SE To.encourage aedifidilitate the study of

sociological; demographicehiStorical, legislative, andpastoral aspects of human migration and ethnic grouprelations,

. GENRAPNICAL SERVICE AREA: Intanittonal,, ,

'KE.iliORDS: Ethnic Studies; Migration; ReiearchpecialLibraries; Community Activities; Ethnic Relations

RS0156

Chicano Cultural CenterBakersfield College1801 Panorama Drive

Q(8e39e-l0d 3Co93

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'CONTACT:

Rosales, David .1,1(Coordinator)

DOE OF ORIGIN: 1974

PURPOSE: To offer service's and prograns'to the

academic community and the community-at-large, toadvocate the articulation of alle matters pertinentto Chicanos at BakersfieleCollegeto research thisfield, and to offer classes leading to an asioaateof arts and Chicano studies certificate«


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PUBLICeVONS: Sighs ind Songs of Attlan; Chicano .

Biblidgraphy,; lleticitas de la rata.

KEYWORDS: Chicano Studies: Research; Ai'sociate Degrees: .

Information Services: Counseling; Higher Education;Cultural Awareness; Culture) Centers

TARGET LANGUAGES: Spanish A

RS0157

Chinese' Culture Center of San n.ancisct/50 Kearny Street 1

San Rranoisie, CA 94108(415) 986- 1672

Sun. Shirley,(Executive Director),

(415) 986:11,823

CONTACT:.

Shao, Marie S..(tducation Coordinator)

1DATEW ORIGIA: 1955

'PURPOSE! To promote the understanding and

appreciation of Chinese and Chinese American cultureand history In the Unitef States.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: 1.000,medsersf dues: Sfk tb $500.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE 'AREA: Local.

FUNDING SOURCES: Contributioris; membership due's; grants.

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PUBLICATIONS: Quarterly newsletter.

CONFERENCES: Lectures; film series.

KEYWORDS: Chinese Culture; History; Cultural Centers;Cultural Awareness


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Chinese Language Teachers Association

Department of Asian StudiesSeton Hall UniversityWO Orange, NJ 07079(201) 752-9000. exp. 543

Kao, Diana (Chairperson),(212) 840.2931

CONTACT!

Young, John (Secretary-Treasurer)

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DATE OF ORIGIN: 1966'.

PURPOSE: To promote and improve'We teaching'and learning of Chinese.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to professional teachers or thosewho are immediately concerned with teaching Chinese as

' a second language and students of Chinese who areformally enrolledrin a Unfverlity;,500 members; dues:regular ers $12, associate) $6.


FUNDING. SOURCES: Membership dues; subscription fees.

4PUBLICATIONS: Journal of the Chinese Language TeachiriAssociation'; Newsletter Of the Chinese Language

11 Teachers Associat on.,

CONFERENCES: Yearly conference. .

KEYWORDS: Teacher Associaii,ins; Second hansuage Learning;Language Teachers; Second Language Instructft .

TARGET LANGUAGES: Chinese 's

RS0159

Comite de Mexico y Aztlan, IRAN (COMEWS,P.O: Sox 120f2Oakland, CA 94604 .\

(41S) 261-5948 k$

'CONTACT: ,

Mendoza, Gilberto (Director) I

GATE OF ORIGIN: 1972L

PURPOSE: To provide organized information to all

who are interested in doing research on or broadening.

their knowledge of the Chicano or Mexicano.

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES: Tatter de artes grafica (Graphic

Art Workshop).

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: National.A,

PUBLICATIONS; COMEXAZNews Monitoring Service.

KEYWORDS: Information Services; Cultural Awareness;MaterielDevelopment; Research; News*Media; InformationCenters


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tompahfa ae Yeativ BilingUe -Department of Speech and DramaTexas A.& 1 UnivarsiVKingsville TX'78363(512) $96-3403

CONTACT:

Rosenberg,. Joseph


PURPOSE: To 'break down the cultural barriers

in theatre in South TexaS and to help create a newAmerican drama based on healthier wths and legendsthan now pervade it.

WtillERSNIP INFORMATION: Open to_all; 40 members.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA:, International.

PUBLICATIONS: Ccapahia de teatro bilingue;,Rehearsal

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KEYWORDS: Theater'Artsllilinguallsm; Drama; CulturalAwareness

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TARGET LANGUAGES: Spanis,..

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Congilit Nacional de Asuntos Colegials1 Dupont Circle, NW; Suite 400

Washington. DC 20036(202) 223.1174

CONTACT:

8arr4h, Pepe ( ecutive OirJctor)

PURPOSE: erve community colleges with

' information on all aspects. of education, with bnphasis4P, on postsecondary education and the feeders system.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to all.

SPECIAL RIVISIONS ORCORAITTEES: Planning, Evaluation, and Research;

..International Policy Development.

'GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE.AREA: National.

PUBLICATIONS: Newsletter, 4-CONFERENCES: Colloquia; seminars; workshops;, annualconference. ..

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KEYWORDS: Community' Colleges; Information Seivices; Library' '

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TARGET LANGUAGES: French; Spanish

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Council on Interracial Books for Children (CIBC)1841 BroadwayNew York, NV 10023(212) 757-5339

Chambers, Bradford (Director)

CONTACT:

Moore, Robert B. (Director, CIBC Resource Center)

DATE OF ORIGIN:

PURPOSE:, To promot biased (antiracist,antisexist) children's books and school materials.

SPECIAL OIVISIONS OR CCHNITTEES: Racism and Sexism Resource Centerfor Educators.


FUNDING SOURCES: Private foundations; indiviNualcontributions.

titPUBLICATIONS: "Interracial. Books Bu lletin; Humanand Anti-Human Values in Chi 164-en's Literature:New Guidelines for Parents, Educators and Librarians;Stereotypes, -Distortions", and ilmiskiens in Childrep'sLiterature: A Content Rating Instrument for DetectingRacism and Sexism; numerous other publications listedIn free catalog. .

KEYWORDS: un teem.; Chi I drens Bobks ;, Racism; Sex sDiscrimination; Textbook 'Bias; Sex. Stereotypes;talticultural Textbooks'

TARGET LANGUAGES, Spanish . .

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Tueburiteans Instittite of 43 lk ArtsDuquesne University1801' Boulevard of the Allies'Pittsburgh, PA 15219 l-ion 281-9192 -

CONTACT: .

Kolar. Harter 144 (Director) . iSPONSORING AGENCIES: Duquesne ligiv.,44ttsbur0; Pa.(SYN22830); Hatioatl Endowment for the Humanities (14FAH),,

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DATE.

OF ORIGIN:. 1937

)URPOSE: To preserve and dispetuate the c ultural

eritage of the East EurppaR piople.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to.graduate and undergraduate students

with better-than-average academic standings andcitizens from the comity; dues: vary.

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES: Academic Programs;Library/Museum/Archives; Community School of Music;Cultural Center Folk Performing Ensemble.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE .AREA: State. .

_CONFERENCES: Various symposia; cultural months dealing with thefolk arts of East 'European countries. .

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KEYWOOS: Folk Culture; Cultural Awareness; CulturalCenters; Ethnicity; Fine Arts; Theater Arts

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Croatian; Slovak; ykeainlan; Serbian; Slavic Languages

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,,/rEast Los Angeles College Foundation'.664 Monterey Pass Road. Suite 109-110Monterey Perk, CA 91754(213) 281-2914 NCONTACT:Mendoza, Amelia (Project Director)

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DATE CF CRIGIM: 1976. e

. 'PURPOSE; To teach reading to out -ofischool youths'

q and/ adults over 16 whb read below functional literacylevel', as well as. in-school youths who. have -no other

access to

lding instruction.re.SPECIAL OIVI IONS OR CCAIMITTEES:. Right to Reid Task Force; Barrio

Literacy. Council..,-

..'GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE .AREA: NationaT.

CONFERENCES: Regio al directors workshops; R2R

Task Force meeting ,silarrio.Lfteracy Council meetings.

KEYWORDS: Reading Program; Reading Instruction;

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Adult Students; LimitedInglish Speaking,Ability; LESA

,TARGET LANGUAGES: Minority Languages

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ERIC Clearingholifse on Rural Education and Small'Schools (ERIC/CRESS)New Mexico State UniversityBox 3AP

Las Cruces, NI 88003(505) 646-2623

Edington, Everett D. (Director) '

CONTACT:

Ouezada, Manuela L. (Information Specialist in MexicanAmerican and Migrant Education) '

SPONSORING AGENCIES: National Institute of Education (DHEW),.

Washington, D,C. (88806621)

CONTRACT NUMBER:' NIt 400.75 -0025


.PURPOSE: To store and disseminate'jnformation on Orraspects of education pertaining to rural areas, smallschools, migrants,.American Indians, Mexican Americans,

and outdoor education.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: Interiational.

'KEYWORDS: Clearinghouses; Inform ign Disse:mination; Rural

Areas; Migrants;,Cutdoor Educati Information Services;

. Small Schools

RS0166

Escuela Tlatelolco1567 Downing StreetDenver, CO 80218 .

(303) 832-1145

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CONTACT:

Rodriguez, Arturo M. (Assistant Director, EscuelaTlatelolco Prepatorio)

DATE OF (RIM: 1968

PURPOSE: To enhance the educational, social:cultural, and political life, of monolingual and bqingualChicano upan youth. %

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Pp Er ORGANIZATION: Crusade fdr Justice.

{SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES: Circulo Infantil de TeresinaRomero; Essuela-Tlateloldo Primary Level (IC-61; Escuela ' &.Tlatelolco Prepatorio I, & II (7 -12); Oucationa, social,political /legal defense, cultural, media, econothic, and,credit union divisions.

GEOGRA HICAL SERVICE AREA International.

PUBLICA IONS: HessagV to Aztlan; Crusade for' Justice/Crusad,aPara la justicia: No lolopalabras pero,aCciones; Nuevo -amanecer; EICuela y Ctrimgio Tlatelol,c0; Handbook dGuide.

,r<EYWORDS:: Special Schools; Primary Educatlen; Se ndaryEducation; Urban Youth; Bilingual School s


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far Heit Laboratory fec Educational Research and Development1855 Folsom StreetSan Francisco, CA 94103(415) 565-3000

Hemphill, John (Direttorlt.0451) 56i; 3115

, CONTACT: ..e Sarmento, Ann Hayes (manager, Product Information Centerl.

DATE IF ORIGIN: 1966 '' PURPOSE: To carry out educational 'research and

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_ .SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES: Schooling; Social Change; EqualEducation Opportunities; Adult Education Opportunities; .Adult Satisfactiownd Productivity; Quality oflife;liuvtan OevelopmentW i- s

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA; Regional. _PRLICATIONS: Numerous publications relating to multicultural'education and oilier topics :concerning minority languagegroups.

KrIllORDS: Educational Research; Educational _Development;Equal Educatioo; Educational Opportunities; HumanDevelopment; Social Change; Research And Oevelopment

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Federation Bilingual Training Resource oCenier

Texas Woman's University.P.O. Box 2377fi 4'Denton, TX /6204(EiVT) S616-223

....Jo. -CONTACT: .

Robledg, Amado (Director) .

s PURPOSE:. To provide technical assistance

bilingual programs. , .. .

,GiOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: 'Regional.

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A. University of Maine at Orono .

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SPONSORING AGENCIES: Maine Hniv.,-Prono. Student Govermiont.1 _

. 'National Materials Development tenter for French, Bedford, 411xirBoston Univ . , Mass. ( RGG06976); Fraticb 1111600000); Ouebec , . *

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- PU 5E1 To.advocate the F noo-American fac

at d University of Maine at Orono 00; stimulate.t development of academic and progYam offerings at

UMO levant to the hiltory and. 11 fg, experiences ofthis ethnic group in Maine and New England; to "provide M.1111400 and bicultural work experiences "

for UMO -8CC students; and to maintain a readilyavailable libriry of materials and information, s.

' along with a network of resources in Maine and New °

England to assist.studepts, faculty, admidistrators"and agencies with their special research and programing-

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INFORdATION: Open to all subscribers to FAROG orum;.

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1.0f,Student..Affairs. ,

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA:. 1.6t0nnal.

PUBICAZIONSt. FARKForum;tranto American ResourceInventorfrof New England (FARINE).

CONFERENCES: Franco-American seminars.

KEYWCROS: Bilingualism; Ethnicity; Biculturalism; WorkExperience Programs; Advocacy; Resource Cbnters1Cultural Awareness; Library Collections

,TARGET LANGUAGES: French

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Jap ese American Curriculum Project, Inc. (JACP)

414 st Third AvenueSin Na eo, CA 9440184154, 33-94

CONTACT;Yoshiwara, lorencR M.'iManaoer1

GATE OF ORIGI : 1969

PURPOSE:- To pr

curriculum materAmericans.

ote and sell Asian studies1 to sch s, libraries,and Asian

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*fiOGRAPNICAL SERVICE EA: National.

FUNDING SOURCES: Self-*upporting. ;

KEY(ICROS: Information'oisseination; Instructional terials;CurriculuiDevelopment; Material Development;,Studies s

.TARGET LANGUAGES: Asian Language: Japanese

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InteLtitural Relations and Ethnic Studies Institute

Graduate School of EducationRutgers Unfversity10 Seminary Place

New Brunswick 'NJ 08903(201) 932-7588

CONTACT:Condon, E.C.40irector)

SPONSORING AGENCIES. Office of

D.C. Teacher.Corps: (488012181;Education,' Trenton. (QAT59175)

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materials development in muXticultural land hilingpeeducation. *

liEOGRAPNICAL SERVICE AREA: State.

CONFERENCES: Cross-cultural Communication (biennial

conference). .. .

KEYWCROSL Multicultural EducSti 'Educational Research;Training; Material Development; thgic,Studies;Intercultural Programs; Cross Cut ral 'Studies;

Ethnic Relations; Bilingual Educat on

TARGETIANGUAGES: Spanish

RS0172.

- Intercultural Development ReseMrth Association (IDRA)

5835 Callaghan Reid, Suitt 350San Antonio, TX 78228 :"

(512) 684-8180

o.Ca.rdenas, Jose A. (Executive Oire.cir)

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D.C. (RMQ66000); FordNundation, Nevi Yort N.Y.AOPX27000);Carnegie Corp'. OfNeVjork, N.Y. (0PX1228 )

DATE OF ORIGIN: 174

PURPOSE: To provide information to the general '

public concerning equality of educational opportunity.

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES: -National Origin MinorityDesegregation Assistance Center; Race OeiegregationAssistance -- Center; Ford/Carnegie School FinanceProject; Property Tax P Bilingual Read StakResource Center; OMAN ERitlijingual/ftlticultural

1/. Pre-Sthool Curriculum Model Piojett; Bilingual

Training Resourte Center; Training Institute forParent Training Institute for Administrators..

GECGRAPNICAL SERVICE AREA:, lts tional. "* mtr

PUBLICATIONS; iORA Newsletktr; neTletter of the Mental

Health Research Project../

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CONFERENCES: 4Sponsor/cosponi-or of conferences dealing

with educational issues.

FORMER WO Telsans for Educational Excellenct.

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Parent Education .

TARGET LANGUAGES: Spanish; Vietnamese

RS0173 v IfInstitute on Pluralism and Group Identity165 East 56th t-tleetNO York, NY 10022 ..

(212) 571..4000 .A

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Roth, David G. (Director., Midwest Office),(312) 6634400 0/ -

SPONSORING AGENCIES: American Jewish Committee, New York. N.Y.(88801314)

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PURPOSE: To study American pluralism, to promotePositive ethnic group identity, to help reduce intergroup

\ tensions, and to build multiethnic coalitions for commonconcerns.

PARENT. CRGANIZATION; American Jewilh Committee..

SPECIAL DIVISIONS Ott' C014141TTEEit LouisCaplan Centeron GroupIdentity and Mental Health; Illinois Consultation onEthnicity and Education; Chicago Coalition on GroupIdentity and Mental Heal th.

6EOC;RA1411CAL sERvicq AREA: National. ,

Pli\kICATIaliS: Heritage (newsletter).

CONFERENCES: Numerous conferences- on pluralistic education,mental health. family policy, irmnigration, etc.

KETWCROS: Cultural Pluralism ; Group Unity; Ethnic. Studies;Ethnic Relations; Cultural Education; Cross CulturalStudies; Ethnicity; Ethnic Groups; Workshops.

R50174, .

-Institute ofilehavioral Sciences250 Ward Avenue, Suite 226Honolulu, HI 96814(808) "531k-6908

Fontaine, GartnExecutive Diretor)

CONTACT:

Ing, Merrilv:Ann K. (Projects Associate)

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PURPOSE: To carry .out cross-cp4tural research,

training, and eaucation.

GEOGRAPHICAL. SERVICE AREA:. International,:

FUNDING SOURCES:. ftilious Goverivint.agensieS.

PUBLICATIONS: /Same But Different; An Intercultural TrainingWorkshop Manual; llierongsians in Hawati: A Sertps of

!-IntervieWs:Mehearsat Demonstrattoil Module: A Technidivefop Dramatizing Intercultural Values; Perception pf.Symptom Behavior,across Ethnic Groups; Sodio-Cultural

'Offerenees in Social and Symptom Behavior.

" . CONFERENCES: In.tercultura Training Workshops:. .

Conference on Aging; Indochinese Ethnic Festiiali

Refugees af Indochina Culture EdUcation (RICE)Mini - Conference. .

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CufiWal-. Stydies; Multicultdral 'Education;

Research; Workshops; ifstitues:(Training'Orogeams); .

Culturel Pluralism 1 1o oI A ...,

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RSOI 75.

InItttute for ,the Oevilopment.of Indian Law, lAc:927615th Street, NW, Suite 200Washingon, DC 20005(2024 638-2287 . .

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Kic,kingtifrd, Kirke (Executive Director)

CoNTACT:i.

_Brundage, Bren (Director, Administration and Finance)O.V

,DATE OF ORIGIN: 1971

PURPOSE:, To assilet American Indian nations in

developing thiir status-as sovereign nations through'

educlitionresearch, publication, an4 litigation.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE National. ;

P1u8LIC4TIONS:, American Indian Journal.

4COWERENCES: Workshops on Indian Law for tribaimemb,rsiseminars on college campuses on Indian law.

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KeYWORDS: Legal Educatinn; Training; Court Litigation;Research; Material Qevelopment; Semtnars;Workshops

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Institute'for Culturalikuralisman Diego State bniversitySan Diego, CA 92182 . .

(714) 286-6606

CONTACT:Rodrfguez, Ana Marla (Coordigator),

(714) 266-6890 .

SPONSORING AGENCIES: San Diego State Univ., Calif. (88810680)

DACE 1974

PURPOSE: To promote cross -culturalawareness in

addressing the educational needs of culturally 'andlinguistically distinct students.

SPECIAL DIYISiDNS OR CCMM1TTEES: Bilingual Education -Service Center;

California, School Finance Reform Project; National OriginDesegregation (Lau) Center. -

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"GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: ationaf.

CONFERENCES: Workshops.

KEYWORDS: Cross Cultural studies;_ Resource Centers;

Cultural Pluralit; Cultural Awareness; Institutes(Training Programs); Summer Programs; Teacher Workshops

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_ Idaho Citizens 4r Minority Affairs, inc.

P.D. Box 835

Burley, ID 81812081 678-771 -

CM/W.01i.Eseq Gladys Mr6::sident)

PURPOSE. To promote better relttions and toProvide aid where' discrimination is evident, especially

in, the areas of educatinni ciVil rights, and human/

,relations., '

GEOGRAPHICAL simme AREAI State.

tOOMER $NE: . Idaho Citizens for Migrants.

KEYWORD: Minority'Grdups',Social Discrimination; Civil

krmedrights. Human Relations; cational Discrimination4.

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Human Development Training Institute11271ifth AvenueSan Diego, CA 92101.

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(714). 233-7023

CONTACT: .

Palomares, Uvaldo N. (Presidert).(714) 462-8230

PURPOSE: 'Po publish and fell multicultural/humanistic

educational materials, to provide consultant services, andto conduct-training workshops.

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GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE,AREA: International.

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WUM)IN8 SOURCES; Retail sales; occasional Government contracts.

KEYWORDS: Instructiohal Materials; ConsultantsrTraining;

human Development; Multicbltural Textbooks; GcsueDYnnnics;Material Development; Humanistic Education; IefritutesTraining Programs)

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Hispano-American Multi-Service Center, Inc.

617 East North StreetIndianapolis, IN,46204(317) 636-6551

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Martinez, Estela (CoinselOr, Education and Training)

SPONSORING AGENCIES: United Way.

DATE OF ORIGIN: 1971--&:.:

PURPOSE.- To provide multiple services and

activities of a charitable, educational, and culturalnature primarily for the Hispanic community of central

. Indiana.

4.PARENT ORGANIZATION: Indianapolis Settl nts, '

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VOSPECIAL DIVISIONS OR CCMMITTEES: Employ4ent Counseling and Placement;

Immigration Counseling; English as a,Second Language (ESL)Classes.; Educational Counselidg and Finantial Aid Search;Emergency Life Needs Procurement; information and Referral;Housing Search; Special Cultural Projects and Fund - raising

Events; "La Voz-Latina" .I.Spanish'televisiOn.show). . ........

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GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA Local..

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PUBLICATIONS: Voz Latina (neWsIetter).

FORMER NAME: Hispano-American Center. .

` KEYWORDt: Eduietional Counseling; Information Services;

Emplooment Services; English (Second, Language); CulturalActivities; Community,Services -

TARGET LANGUAGES: ,IpAgIsh'"

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Genesbo Mipiant CenterState University CollegeGeneseo; MY 144*(716) 246466814

CONTAOT:Mattera, Gloria (OirectOr)

DATE OF ORIGIN: 1968 /

PURPOSE: To p;ovide,sduca tonal and supportiveserVice programs for mfgrank faneworker families (infants

through adults) and teacher aining.

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES: Migrant Educational Opportunities

Program; Project CHILD; In-Camp Learning program; Weekend

Program; Children's Demonstration School; Child DevelopmentCenter; Health Program; Literacy'-Volunteers of America;Migrant Heritage Studies Kit. ,

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: Local.,

FUNDING SOURCES: State; Federal.

PUBLICATIONS:, Guidebook: In-Camp Education for Migrant

Faymw6rkerss

..FqMER NAME: New York State Migrant Center.

KEYWORDS: Migrants; Educational Programseleacher EducatioA;Health Programs; Child Oevelopmnt; Migrant Education;Migraht Health Services; Literajy Education.

J TARGET LANGUAGES: Spanish Algonquin

. RS0181

Gelleral Pulaski Heritage Foundation._Ic.....--..

155 Noble Street

Brooklyn, NY 11222 "Ium 389-4704

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PURPOSE: To keep the history of General AtiLisilkscontribution to the frepdom of America in America andPoland, to help organize local Pulaski committees forPulaski Day celebrationS, and to carry on GeneralPulaski's memory by'maintaininng his birthplate nearWarsaw, Poland.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to all Polish americans; 350 members.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: International.a .9

SOURCES: Membership dues; donatioNs

KEYWORDS: Cultural Awareness; Pulaski (Casimir.); PaivicanHistory;Conmemorative Sadieties

R50182

National Council of,Puer0Rican Vislinteers, Inc. (NCPRV)541 South Stith AvenueMount Vernon, HY 105501.914), 664-0685

CONTACT:Valds, Petra G. (Executive Difector4(914) 632 -8410


PURPOSE: To organize groups of Puerto Ricanand Spanish-spenflt people to help bridge the, Iangiagebarriers which prevent many Puerto Ricans from takingadvantage of 'facilities in existence itlr, their welfareand improvement and to furnish public and privateservice organizations with bilingual volunteers.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: 10,000 members; dues: S10 (per month).

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GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA :' National.

FUMING SOURCES: Membership Mies.

CONFERENCES: Annual meeting -(San Jpan, Puerto Rico).

KENO:REIS: Vol untary, Agencies; 8i1 ingual 54, Vol unteers;Social Services; Group Unity; Ethnicity; Language Handicaps;Ethnic Groups; Acculturation; National Organizations

TARGET LANGUAGES: Spanish,

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National Cdalition of Hispanic Mental Health and

Human Services Organizations '

1015 15th Street, Wi, Suite 402"

Washington, DC 20005(202) 638 -0505

CONTACT:c

Stnchez.Rudolfo Belli (Exefutive Director)

SPONSORING AGENCIES: Health Resources Administration

(DHEW/PHS), Bethesda, Md. (6BB09996); National Init. of Mental .

Health (OHEW), Rockville, Md. (66605626); Office of JuvenileJustice and Delinquent Prevention (Dept. of Justice), Washington.,

D.C. (66616326); Law Enforcement Assistance Administration (Dept.of Justice), Washington, D.C. (FGK21434)


PURPOSE: To provide a national network of memberagencies, organizations, and professionals working to improvehealth, mental health, and human services for Hispanic .

coamunities; to conduct research, educatidhal outreach,and advocacy prillects; and to provide information exchangeand technical assistance services;

MEMBERSHIP INFORMhION: Open to wqrkers in services delivery, research,health training, mental healeand human service fieldsworking with special populations such as women ,4outh,

children, the elderly, handicapped persons, and veterans;more than 200-local and regional member agencies; dues:individuals 515, agencies $504200.

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CONFERENCES: Nation& Hispanic Conference (First, Los.Angeles, CA, 1976): "Health and Human Services";National Hispanic Conference (Second, Houston, TX, 1978):"Families"; Nationatilispanic Cgnference (Third, Washington,

DC, September 17-21, 1980): "Hispanic Blueprint for the1980's".

Fame MANE: Cbalition of Spanish- Speaking MentalHealth Organizations-(COSSMM01_

KEYWORDS: Human Services; Social Services; Health Services;

Mental Health; Comnuhity Services; National Organizations;

roo s): Group Unity; Information Networks;Technical Assistance; ese Advocacy


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National Association of State Boards o( Education (NASBEI

526 Hall of the States444 Noeth Capitol Street, M. 4*

Washington, Oc 20001 . -7

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CONTACT: Apker, Wesley (Executive Birectorl'

PURPOSE: To promote lay control of andresponsibpity for education and to improve thequality'of education yin our society.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to State Board of Edudation hembers,\State attorneys, and the Executive Secretar/ ofEducation Association; 600 members; dues: vary andare paid by member States.

4 SPECIAL BUIS! OR COMMITTEES: Governmental Affairs; Information

_.:_sertices; -Spec it-Projects.

GEOGRAPHICAL 6 ICE AREA: National.

FUMING S er States.

PUBLICA ONSt foCusimelisleiteriLlatomO4 Review;-Politics-of Education; Challenges to State Board LeadershipStatewide Educational Evaluation; Six Crucial Issues.in Education; monographs;

CONFERENCES: 1 Annual convention; regional conferences;NASBE /CCSSO Vegisrative Conference.

pilICROS! Educational Administration; Educational Policy;

Boards of Education; Federal State Relationship; EducationalLegislation; Educational Quality; Educational Objectives;Educational Improvement; National Organizations

R50185

Pacific/Asian American Mental Health Research Center

1640 West Roosevelt RoadChicago, IL 60608(312) 226-0117

CONTACT:44

Liu, William T. (Director)

SPONCRINGIIONCIES: National Inst. of_Mental Health WHEW)*Rockville, Md. Center for Minority Group Mental Health Problems.

(M807799)

PURPOSE: To identify,. understand, and help solvethe prdblems encountered by Ameticans of Asian and Pacific

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SPECIAL,DIVISIONS COMMITTEES: Community Advisory Board; nineregional research coimmittees; Scholar-In-Residence (SIR)program.


PUBLICATIONS: As4an/Pacific American Mental H 1th Directory.

FORMER NAME: ,Asian American Mental health Res rch Center.

KEYWORDS: Research Projecte; Research And Development'center1; gerontology;,Resource Centers; Mental Health;lemigrantsCEconomic Status; Ethnic Stereotypes; CultureContact; Acculturation

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RS0186

"4!JeWish FederI South Frinklin StreetChicago, II. 606060121 346-6700

Rice, James P. (Executive Vice P sident)

CONTACT:

Shulimson, Bert (Special Assistan-°SPONSORING AGENCIES: United Way

DATE W ORIGIN: 1900

PURPOSE: To provide health, welfare, andserviceszto local, national, affd overseas

Me tropol star. Chicago, Ill.

educationalJewish cccieunities..

KMBERSHIVIWORI4ATION: 33,000 members; ties: $25. . ,. 44'

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES: Jewish ommunity Centers -of Chicago;gebrew Theological College; Stertus College of Judaica;

Chicago Board of Rabhiu Associated Taloa:Id Torahs; Boardof Jewish Education.. I.

GEOGRAPHICAL) SERVICE AREA: Local...m.

PUBLICATIONS: Welcome to 'Chicago: Guidebook for New Russian'migrants; Welcome ID Chicago: Indochinese Resettlementand Career Development Service Program.

FAIRER ,NAME: ASSocfa tat Jewish Charities. .

I:RDS: Community Services; Land Settlement; Welfarenal Programs; CommunityServices; at;

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JOhri E. Conner MuseumTexas A & I University.Box 2172, Station 1 t

Kingsville, TX 78363($1-2) 595-2819'

CONTACT:Picquet, Jimmie R. (Director)

SPONSOBING AGENCIES: Tex a ( XPT 00000 )

DATE (F 1925.-\-

PURPOSE: To maintain a regional history museum withan emphasis on the bicultural heritage of south Texas andto preseriillii-p-iTt=f-de--prevent and future generations

- through exhibits and a local history arc lite.

MEMBERSHIP INFeRMATION:. Open to Friends o the Conner Museum; 242meibe-r-s-;-- dues: students SI and up;.oteers SI nd up.

-GEO,GRAPKICAI. SERVICE AREA: State.

PUBLICATIONS:. PastoreSP.Os);_with discussion guide (colorfilm); Museum Education "frpm Sera-W.1s

KEYWORDS: Museums; Hi story; Bicultural ism; Exhibits;Archives* Cultural. Awareness*

TARGET bVIGUAGES: Spanish / eI

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Kentucky Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languagqs,(TESOL)--Western Kentucky UniversityBowling Green, KY 42101(502) 745 -4857 *

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Mullen, Karen (Executive Secretary-Treasurer),(502) 588-5901

DATE OF (RIM: 1979

PURPOSE: To asidress the concerns of anyone teachingEnglish as a second _language (ESL), or standard English asa second dialect., Wilementary, secondary, adult basic'education, vocational, -orniniversity programs, or otherteaching situations.

MEMBERSHIP INFORI411ION: Open to Mile with an interestistandard English ay, second dialect, or bilingual

education; 34 members; dues: regular members SS,students S2.50..

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PARENT ORGANISATION: International Teachers of English toSpeakers of Other Languages (TESOL).

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES: !Preparatian and Certificgibm ofESL Instructors; Long-Range Planning; ESL in ElementarySchools; ESL in Secondary Schools; ESL in Higher Education;ESL in Bilingual Education; Standard English as a SecondDialect; Applied Linguistics.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: State. 1 ..

PUBLICATIONS: Kentucky TESOL News, ter.

CONFERENCES: Fall4confcrenci. t .

KEYHGROS: English (Second-Language); Teacher Associations;Teacher Education; Non English Speaking; Second LanguageInstruction

TARGET LANGUAGES: Minority LanUagisgf..

R50189 ,.....League#of United Latin AmeriCark Ci tizens MAC)National Educational Service Centers, Inc.400 First Street, NW, Suite 716Wishington, DC 20001

_12021 347-1652 -

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CONTACT: --Koloditch, James (Research Associate)


PURPOSE: To provide -educational counsel ing,.research, advocacy, and financial aid.

OIVISION/COMMITTEES: LILAC National Scholarship Fund;Project Follow-uP-


. PUBLICATIONS: LNESC Newsletter.

K. E WOWS: Educational Counsel ing; Research; 'Advocacy;.

- Financial Aid; Group Unity

TARGET LANGUAGES:. Spanish,

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Mexican American Cultural. C ter421 Si 26th StriitChlahoma City, OK 73109 .(485)'631-9691

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CONTACT;Ouiroga de King, Rosa (Executive Director) .

I -DATE OF MIGIN: 1474 (

PURPOSE: To promote the overall ,updgradi n4 andimprovement of the socioeconomic and educatiooal conditionsof the Mexrcan American and Spanish-sPealing comnunitiesaround the State of Oklahoma, with emphasis on improvingthe likelihood ofpermanent employment And upward mobilitythrough cjun sel inf and nguage training,

SPECIN. DIVISIONS Ot COMMITTEES: Language {Development Program;Mexican American Youth Council; Oklahoma ImmigrationCounseling Project.

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FUNDING LEGISLATION: ComprehensiVe Employient and TrainingAct (CETA). .

CONFERENCES: Moue Hispanic Awareness Conferenie (Firsts1975); Annual Hispanic "Call to Action" Conference

. (Second, 1976).

.4(EYWpRDS: Comm' ty (level opment; Counseling; Second.hanguage Instruction; CeltuFai Awareness; Cultural Centers;-Employment Services; Educational Improvement. .

r TARGET LANGUAGES: Spanish. ' d &

Mexican Amefican Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF)28Geary Street, SiKth FloorSan Francisco, CA 941D8015) 981-5800

Martfnez, Vela S. (President and General Counsel)

CONTACT:

Roos, Peter IT. (Director, Education Littgbtituw)


PURPOSE: To litigate cliss action suitsaffecting Hispanic issues.. 4

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'Reform). . 2". . . 0

tGEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: National.-, .

w .PUBLICATIONS: Civil Rights Monitor. t . . .

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CONFERENCES: Impact of Proposition 13 on Minorities;

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.KEYWORDS's Court Litigation; Legal Aid; Civil Rights;

Student LoanuPrograms; National Organizations-.,

- ----TARGET LANGUAGES: Spanish

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Midwest Council of La Raza .

P.O. Box 606 .

Notre Dame; IN 46556(219) 283-3424

CONTACT:Parra, Ricardo (Executive Director) .

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°: DATE t ORIGIN: 1970

*.0. PURPOSE: To focus attention on they presence and plight

of La.Raza (the Spanish-speaking people); to.improve thequality of life and the furtherance of Justice; and tb.

... conduct a social action program on the following selectedsocial Justice issues: farm labor, immigration, La Razand the church, meJeres (Hispanic women), education,

employment, and human rights.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Opet.to Board of Directors and friends ofLa.Raza: Boarthmembers.arebeleCted, and friends mustreside in the Midwest ;14 Alrettors 60D friends.

. GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: Reglilhak

. FUND* SOURCES: Contribptioes. :II

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PUBLICATIONS: Desarraigados (Los); Chicanos in South Bend:

. Some Historical Narratives...

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KEYWORDS: Social Action; Social Justice; Immigration;.Charkh Role; La Raza; Employment; Civil Rights; Human Rights;Femfhlsm; Quality Of Life; Equal Ed ca Lion

TARGET LANGUAGES: Spanish r

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Modern Language CentreOntario Institute for Studies in Education252 Bloor StreetToronto, Ontario MSS IV6Canada(416) 923.6641, ext. 641.

Stern, H.H. (Director)

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CONTACT: $

Weinrib, Alfce (Research Officer)

RATE, CF ORIGIN: 1968

PURPOSE: To prOvide for graduate studies,research, development, and field services in second

language teaching and learning.

SPECIAL DIVISIONS 01 COMMITTEES: Graduate SiUdies; Research andDevelopment; Information and Field Services:, Advisory.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: International:

CONFERENCES: Ontario Modern Language Teachers' AssociationSpring Conference (cosponsor).

KEYWORDS: Secoed Language Learning;,Secon Language

1Instruction; Language Research: Graduate S ; dy; Material

Oevelopment; Higher Education; Research And eVeropmentCenters

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TARGET LANGUAGES: French; German; GreekItalianl Spanish

RS0194

Mongolia Society, Inc.

100. Drawer 606Bloomington, IN 41402(812) 337-4078

CONTACT:

Kbngin,_ John G. (Executive Director)

OATE"(F ORIGIN: 1461

PURPOSE: To function a) a nonpolitical

organization of scholars, students, specialists, andothers interested in all aspects of Mongolia (historical,

cultural, religious, etti)_and in cross-cultural inner,,Asial retationships.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: 300 members plus institutAns;dues: $15. . -

GEOGRAPHICAL SJUICE AREA: Regional.

FUNDING SOURCES: Membership; sales of publications.0

PUBLICATIONS: Mongolian Studies: Journal of the MongoliaSociety.

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KEYWORDS: 14ongolia; History; Culture; Religion; Cross

Cultural Studies

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National Cou\cil of La Raza

1725 Eye Strekt, Ng, Second FloorWashington, DC%20006(202) 293-4680\

Yzaguiorre, Raul 'res'ident)

CONTACT:

Saucedo, Tomis (Research Coordinator)

PURPOSE: To improve the social and economicwell -beinrof Hispanic Americans x.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Coen to affiliated community organizations,and to associate members; 136 member organizations; -dues: orgartizatioas 5100, associates $40.

,SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES: Public Information: Legislative' Analysis and Research; Technical Research Assistance;

Constituency Support Services; Catalytic Projects.

'GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: Nationai.'

FUNDING SOURCES: Government agencies; private ndaticms,J

PUBLICATIONS: Agenda: A Journal of Hispanic issues;'

Noticiero (El) (newsletter) .

CONFERENCES: Annual affiliate.convention;learinars,

workshops, and conferences. ,

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o%%4% s P 6k I ,

KEiVORDS: kOucational Improvements,Social Services; Humin .

, , Services; Advocacy; Techhical Assistance; ftmearch;.'Information Services; Lobbying; Economic Opportunities,';Economic Development; Ethnic Relations; EthnicStatuekLaRaza; Ethnicity; Group Unity; National Organizations;

.Community Education .

4, .TARGET LANGUAGES.: Spanish

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.°East Asia Center

University of ArizonaOld Law WildingTucson, AZ 8572%,(602) 626 -5463

CONTACT:

Light,_ Timothy (Diector), .

(602) 626 -5461.

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SPONSOWIGENCIES: Office of-Education (ONEw): Washington, r-

12,....pf (R41066000)

cOKIRACT NUMBER: 434 AN 90072. teGATE OF

.owORIGIN:. 1976 .

4i. ' . 9"....,.. *PURPOSE: To educate people on the cultures of

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East Asia through a core program at the university leveland an olitreach program deting with precollegiate and ..

r community education. 0.

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4" 'REA: Local. ' IIP '

PUBLICATIONS: Asia in Aelzoma (newsletter); Guide to I

Arizona Resources on China and Japan; film guide;academic brochure; Various precollegiate classroom ...

units on Asia. -."-

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COIFERENCES: Vorbsiops'On teaching aboutqina and Japan. 1

. ikau(ROSe Asian Studies; Resource Center; Outreach Programs;

' Asian Culture; t4r Education; College Programs; Cultural, 4,1

Education; Cu ral Awareness; Community Education . ip.1.4 . . .

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COamuniti Research Action Center950 South St. Andrews Place, 205

Los Adgeles, CA 90019(213)732-2193, t.

CONTACT :' .

lim,11yoyua (Àndy) (President)

GATE (F MIGIN110 1977 °

04.

PURPOSE; To promote:Kotean lanivage.learning;

to ciOry out research and deVelopment 'in education, toiMprove-interCommugity relations,,and'to provide social''

services.

''MEMBERSHIP tHFCANATION: 100 members; &As, none-

- GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA National..

*FUMING SOURCES: mUblie.

.I1EVWCROS: Social Services; Second Language LberAing;

'''''%tResouketenters; Educational Research; Community Servicel;'tovmunity Relations;- intergroup Relations; Research AndDevelopment Centers

TARGET LANGUAGES: Korean 44P

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COloradd Alliance of PacIfic Asian AmericansICANA11801 West 77th DriveArvada, CO 80005 -

(303) 422-5052 5

CONTACT:Chang, Nai-Kwang (President),

- (393) 344-1463

PURPOSE: ,To promote theo9eneral welfart of . .

Asian Americans residing in Colorado.

°MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: 2,100 members; dues: individuals $6,.

organizations $15.I, .

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: State-

FUNDING .SOURCES: Membership dues.

PUBLACAUQNS: 'Newsletters.

CONFERENCES:. Cultural events including exhibits and shows:civil rights issues; job workshops.

KEYWORDS: Social Services; Human Services; Ethnicity; 0

limigrants: Refugeei

R50199

Chinese Information and Service Center

615 South Jackson. Seattle; WA 98104 , - l ,./

(206), 624-4062; 182-0 56

-Wang,Alita (xecutive Oirector),(206) 6244062 .

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CONTACT:. . °

Leo, Melody (Public Relations Office), . .,

A700682-0256 . ..

SP9NSONING AGENCIES:- Seattle, Well.; United Way.Wommunity

,SerVices Administration, Washington, Q.C. (888165101; Departmentof Eabor, iifashington, D.C. (FM21436). 4 01 (

' ' .GATE OF ORIGIN: 1973 44, .ORIGIN:

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. . PURPOSES To assist the Chinese c unity in-theo . . .

,- areas of welfare, health, and educe ion, with a special

focus on the limited- or pon-Englis -speaking elderly,' -. wpeent 'emigrants, and.newcomars of 1I age groups. w4- .

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MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to clients or regfsteredlnembers1.4;500 members; dues: none. .

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GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: Locals'

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FUMING SOURCES: Community blocr and demonstration/development

. grants; CETA funds; donations.'

:FUNDING LEGISLAT/ON: 'Comprehensive Employment and TrainingAct (CETA).

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PUBLICATIONS:. Chinese Information and Service Center

(monthly newsletter).

KEYWORDS: social Services; Welfare Services; CommunityHealAh Services; Vocational. Education; Immigrants; English

(Setond Language); Information Centers: CommunityDevelopment; Older Adults; Non English Speaking;Limited English Proficiency; LEP

TARGET LANGUAGES: ChineseS

RS0200

.Chinese American Culture and Welfare Foundation

15 Buckingham Way . i '

Freehold, JO 07728(20!) 431-2732 ..,

Wang, Frank K. (President/9.(2011 560-0841

CONTACT:Chien. Ta.4 (Secretary) ett,-*


PURPOSE:. To promote Chinese Aierican culture C.:.'and welfare. .

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: 250 meebers; dues,: Sand up.

SPECIAL OIVISIONt OR COMMITTEES: Child Care Fund; Scholarship Fund:

Refugee Fund;j_egal Defense Fund; Literature and Arts..Fund.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE. AREA: National:

FUMLIONG SOURCES: Public.

KEVi(RDS: Chinese Culture; Social Services; HumanServices.; Refugees; Child Care; Humanities; Legal Aid;

Ethnicity Scholarships; Cultural Centers

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mutticultur*ai ResourcesBox 2945'Stanford, CA 94305 Ilk-(415) 493-6729 .

O'Neill ; -Peggy N. OireOtOr

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lag411AGENCIES:,California State in iv. , Hayward.

DATE IT ORIGIN: 1969

PURPOSE: To promote tie use of multicultural..and bilingual materials, to provide materials relevant tominority people of all ages, to aid in developing.understanding and appreciation of many cultures, tomaintain a multicultural exhibit library and todistribute bibliographies on related subjects.


PUBLICATIONS: Multicultural' Material s; MulticulturalResoukes, for - Children (bibliographies).

COWERENCES: Multicultural workshops.

KEYWOROS: Instructional Materials; Cultural Awareness;Library Collections; Minority Groups; MulticulturalTextbooks

TARGET LAIIGUAGES: Marian Indian Languages; Asian Languages;Pacific Island LanAgages; Spanish

R50202 ,

Muslim Student Association of United States and CanadaBox 3BP.lainfield IN 4616B( B39-4157.

Rashdan,-Malknoud'iSecretery General)

CONTACT:,

Ahmed, Anis (Oirector of Education)

OKIc OF ORIGIN: -1963

PURPOSE: To serve Muslims from all lanils. and to .promote, Islamic' work is North America. .

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to Vublic; 6,000 members; dues: $15.

SPECIAL OIVISIOSS OR CiltfITTEES: Over 200 local chapters.

GEOGRAPHICAL S4ICE AREA: International.It, ilk

I- .- .FUNDING SOURCES:" Nonprofit.J

, PUBLICATIONS: Islamic-Horizons (iOntfily Journal );Al-Ittihad (4yarterlY journal).

. KEYWORDS; Student Organizations; Muslims; IslamicCulture; Rel iifousCulturi t Groups . .

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Nitional Askociation of interdisciplinary Ethnic Studies ((1A IES), .

Minority Studies Department "University of Wisconsin at La CrosseLa Cro %se, WI 54601(6001 785-8225

Yoshioka, Robert (President),(608) 668-5296

CONTACT;

Carter, George E. (Secretary-Treasurer)

DAti OF ORIGIN: 1975 4

PURPOSE: to promote activities and scholarship-in thee field. of ethnic studies, particularly Afro American,Asian American, Hispanic, and Native American studies.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to any individual 'br:inititution;250 members; dues: vary.

GEOGRAPHICAL SEOVICE AREA: InternatiOnal.

FIRMING SOURCES: Membership dues; journal subscriptions.

. PUBLICATIONS: Explorationi in Ethnic 'Studies (journal);National Association of Interdisciplinary Ethnic -Studies-Newslralbef;

.

CONFERENCES: Annual Conference on Ethnic and Minoritystudies. . '

. .FORMER NAME: hationaLAisociation of Interdisciplinary'Studies for Native-Amer icfn,,Black, Ehicano,.Pueilo

. Rican, and Asian Amerilais.:.- .

KEYWORDS: Ethnic Studies;, Academic Achievement;, AmericanIndian Studies; Asian Studies; Black Studies; Hispanic

tiStudies Natihnal Organizatidns .

RS0204 .National Child Labor Committee150 Broadway, Room 1111NeftYork, NY 10036(2d) 840-1801.

Newman, Jeffrey (Executtve Direc5ri

. CONTACT:

Jordan, killian (Editor17DATE OF ORIGIN: 1904

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. - . .. .PURPOSE:. To promote the rights and 'dignity of -chilArerf and youth as theykstelate to work and working, to,.

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develop fob opportunities for young people, and to improvethe lives of children of migrant farmworkers.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: 5,500 members; dues: $14 or mare.

SPECIAL DIVISIONS at COMMITTEES: National Comaittee ontEmployment of

Youth; National Committee on theEducation of MigrantChildren. 4


FUMING SOURCES: Contracts; membership-dues.

PUBLICATIONS: New Generation; Rite of Passage: The 4rtifsof Youth's Transition from School to Work; Promisei toKeep; Wednesday's Children. .

KEYWCRDS: Child Labor; Youth Employment; MigrantChilizen; Employment Opportunities; Voluntary Agencies

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National Elemettary Edcation Associatti;P.0, Box'91215Los Angeles, CA 80009(213) 670 -3894.

Guith, Norman (Superintendent of Schools),(714) 988-8541

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CONTACT;Koenigs, Karen (Assistant Director)

ORATE CF CRIGIN: 1978

PURPOSE: /b provide quality inservice training

for elementary.school teachers and administrators on ,a4ariety of topics, including bilingual education,

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Dues; $20 first year, $10 renewal.4


her Associations; Inservice Teacher Education;of Teachers; Bilingual Education; Elementary Education

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KEYNCROS: TElementary Sch

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RS0206'

Rational_Indian Education Association (NIEA) ,

Ivy Tower BuI]ding e

1115 Second AvenueMinneapolis, MN 55403

(612).333 -5,41 .

CONTACT:Amiotte Lowell R, (President),

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,(605) 42.6.11

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DATE OF ORIGIN; .1970

PURPOSE: To act as .an advocate *erviceorganizationwhfch Works toward upgrading educationalopportunities for American Indians.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to anyone interested in America%Indian education; 1,700 members; dues: general andassociate' members 115, students SS.


FUNDING SOURCES; Membership dues; income from annualconvention.

CONFERENCES: Annual National Indian Educatiog Convention.

KEYWORDS: Advocacy; Educational Opportunities; AmericanIndian Education; Educational Improvement

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National Puerto Rican For Um, Inc. .°Ohio State Office1940 East Siith StreetCleveland, OM 44114(216) 861-0528

CONTACT;Ilerio, Pedro J. (Program Manager)

SPONSORING AGENCIES: Department of Labor, Wishington, D.C.*(FGK21436)

DATE OF COIGN.: 1978 . -

PURPOSE: To teach English as a second language(ESL )' communication and provide Basic Occupational LanguageTraining (BOLT) to individuals with marketable skills forthe purpose of employment and to help eliminateunderemployment.

SPECIAL DIVISIONS CR COMMITTEES: Job 'Placement Program.

GEOGRAPNICAL.SERVICE AREA: Regional.

KENCRDS: LanguageoSkills; Irvational Counseling; .Training;

Job Placement; English (Second Language); Basic OccupationalLanguage. Training; BOLT


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Branch Library SystemNew York Pubic Library8 East 4Dth Street- ,

New York, NY 10016

(212) 790-6434

Holmgren, Edolin S. (Director, Branch Libraries)

(212) 790-6435 .

CONTACT':

Lo' z, Lillian (Coordinator of Special Services),..(212) 790-6420

DATE CV ORIGIN: 895

PhR29312 la provide free inforditton andprd4rams of an educational, cultural, and recreationalnature to the 83 language groups which reside in thecity, with special projects and collections for Spanish-,

ChiAbse-, andItalian - speaking patrons.

. MENBASNIP INFORMATION: Open to anyone who lives, works, or goes

to school in New York State (free library card).7


FUNDING SOURCES: City; State.; Ipera14.

3 ACEYWOROSt . Multicultural Education; Information Services;

Library Collections; Recreationtl Programs; Libraries;Minority Groups

TARGET LANGUAGES: Minority Languages; Spanish; Chinese; Italian

RS0209

New York State Consortium of Colleges

for Bilingual EdhcationBrooklyn College2201 James Hall

Bedford - Avenue and Avenue H

Brooklyn, Nr 11210(212) 780-5953

CONTACT:Dinos, Carmen (President),

(212) 780-5953; 8591290

PURPOSEc To promote cooperation and

support 4or bilingual education among insti Mos-of higher education; Federal, city, and Sta eduationafagencies; and.other interested agencies an individuals. .

MEMBERSHIP INFERMATIDN; Open to faculty any graduate studentsinvolved in bilingual education programs;

and OntYersities

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members: dues: students.$5, faculty member $10.institutions 525.

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES: Spanish Redding a9d Language

Arts; Research.



,CONFERENCES: Yearly membership conference.

KEYWCROS: Nigher Education; Advocacy; Consortia; EducationalCooperation;, Bilingual Education; institutional Cooperation


RS0210

Organization of North JamTjtan Indian 5tudints

Northern Michigan Universi140 University CenterMarquette. MI 49855

(906) 227-2241

Nertol, Cathy (President)

CONTACT:."'

Bailey. Robert (American Indian Programs' dvisor).-(906) 227-2143

SPONSORING AGENCIES: Northern Nibhigan Univ., Marquette.? (MVK65175)


PURPOSE: To prOmote pride and identity in thenative culture and traditions, to promote scholarshipamong native students attending this or other institutionsof learning, and to establish communication's among nearbynative communities.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to those of native ancestry andenrolled as students at NMU; 25 members; dues: none.

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SPECIAL DIvISIANS OR COMMITTEES: Indian Awareness Committee;

Libi4ry Committee.

GEIRAPH ICAL SERVICE AREA: Local.

PUBLICATIONS: Nishnawbe News.

CONFERENCES: Indian Awareness Meek.

KEYWORDS: Student Organizations; American IndiOn Culture;Ethnic IdentitypAcademib Achievement; Cultural Awareness;

GcOop Unity"

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hcific Island Oilidgual Association'P.O. box 2031Aga4a, Guam 96910734-2921 (overseas operator)

CONTACT:Underwood, Robert A. (Spokesman)

GATE IF ORIGIN: 1979

PURPOSE: To communicate facifir_Island bilingual

education concerns to others add to attempt to InaintaigPacific Island unity in bilingual issues.

MEMBERSHIP INARMATION: Open to anyone Interested in thePacific Islands; 52 members; dues: $5.

GEOGRAPHICAL. SERVICE AREA Regional:,--

CONFERENCES: Pan Pacific Bilingual Educatio-n

Conference.

KEYWORDS: Advocacy;roup Unityllilingual'EduiationtCultural Awareness

TARGET LANqUAGES: Pacific Island Languages

RS0212

Panamerican/Panafrican Association

P.O. Box 143Baldwinsville, NY 13027/%A(3)6) 635-3926

Pritchard,_Robert S. (ihairMan) ]

CONTACT: -,_ .

Palgar, Antonio J. (-Executive Director)

-`001*-CF, ORIGIN: 1467r

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progressive approache-- -human.interchange, and to promotePURPOSE: ,le4ree-Acat:!!:k -tank'," to develop

better international unders nding,_. ,

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PUBLICATIONS: ROTES (Newsletter)...

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CONFERENCE Permanent conferences on multiethnic,maticultu al studjes; 1tudent intern conferences. .

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AVINCROS: Multiculturajisev Ethnic Studies; Humanism;C61tural Enrichment:.Cultural Awareness; Voluntary Agencies ;'

International Relations

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'TARGET LANGUAGES: bench; Spanish

RS0213

Polish In's ute of Arts and Sciences of ,America

New rk,,NY 1002159 Eat 66tH Street

(2 21,988-4338 ,

Gross, Feliks4(Vice President and kiecuthe bireCtor)

coNTACTI

Puslowski, Frantis (Deputy Director/.

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DATE CF ORIGIN: 1942.

PURPOSE: To serve as.a center and cleaiinghousefor Polish American and other American scholars, writers,and artists fin the frogotionwf Polish culture.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open.tb those with Ph. D. or c <<parableprofessional achievement who are elected to the Institute;700 members; dues: $25.

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR CCiedITTE S: History ction; Medical Section;Section of Literature and the Art'.

GEOGPAPHICAL SERVICE AREA;

FUNDING SOURCES! Privatefoundation grants.

tonal .

tribgtiOns, membershtp dues,

PUBLICATIONS: Polish Review.=

cANFERENCES: Annual scholari conferences,

KEYWORDS: 'Cultural eentirs; Clearinghouses; Arts;Sciences; History; Cultural Awareness. .

TARGET.LliNGUAGES: Polish

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Chinitown Resources Development rifer,v1r)ca:,615 Grant Avenuetyleurth Floor .

. San Francisco, CA 94106I (4151 391-7583- e

COIll'ACT f .Chen *Hare (Esecutiveseirector),(415) 392-4627

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a Second language, manpower training, and other refited

resources to improve the.living standards of economicallyneedy families.

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FORMER NAME: Chinatown/North Beach:English Language

Center.

KEYWCROS: Resource Centers;. English (Second Language);

Labor Force Development; Living Standards; EconomicallyDisadvantaged


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Chinese Americin:Civic Council .

2249 South Wentworth,-Second FloorChicago, IL 60616 __so(312) 225 -0234

CbNTACT:Jean, Helen Hong (Executive Secretary)


PURPOSE: To provide a means by which local.

Chinese Americans may participate in and contribute toAmerican cultures to demonstrate civic responsibilities

through constructive citizenship; to promote lhtergrouprelations; to improve housing, business, and educationalstandards; to develop parental responfbility; and to ..

motivate responsi,le behavior among youth.-

. MEMBERSHIP INFORRA ION: Open to all; 500 members; dues: $5.Al .

'SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES: Welfare; Youth; Immigration; publicInformation; Chinese in America; Indochinese RefUgees.


FUMBING SOURCES: Membership duei. donations()

PUBLICATIONST--hinese American vogress (annual magazine).

COWERENCES1 Chinese Welfare Council; Local Girl ScoutTroop; Chinese American Youth Organization; AnnualChristmas around the World Chinese Program; Folk Fair -(city of Chicago project).

KEYWOADS: Community Organizations; Citizen Participations;

Community Programs; Community Involvtment; EducationalImprovement; Citizenship Responsibility;'Intergroup

Relations; Parent ResiOnsibility; Behavior Standards;Neighborhood Improvement

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Walhington Association for Asian and PacificAmerican Education (WAIOAE)P.D. Box 3487

.(20 ) 587-3490; 753-2560Seafle, WA 98114

CllifCT: A, BarrettoPresident Pro Tempore)

PU0pC0Scl To promote Asian and Pacific American 0"education at all educational levels.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Approximately 110 members; duo: students $5,regular and contributing members.S10. AP"

-PARENT ORGANIZATION: National Association for Asian and PacificAmerican Education.

SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES: Legislative/Xdvocacy; Researchand-C*1,1414441nm; Professional Development; CommunityAwareness.

Wq5RAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: State.

MING SOURCES: Membership dues; fundraising activities.

P ICATIONS: Quarterly Update (newsletter); WAAPt..Education Report (periodic).

CONFERENCES: Annual general membership conference;

Conference on Asian Pacific Ameritan Education.

KEYWORDS: ...Cultural education; Multitultural'Ed ati

Cultural.AHareness; lesourci Centers; Advocacy

"FARGWLANGUAGES: Asian Languages; Pacific Island Languages!

RS0217*

Portland Adult Education

4110%11er, Avenue

Portland, ME 04103(207) 797 -0348

Heseltine, faille (Dirgctor)

CONTACT:

Goodwin, Julia.A. (Coordinator),(207) 797-2490

DATE CF'ERIGIII: 1975 4

PURPOSE:, To Meet -the edUtitional, employment,

social,,and legal needs of the Vietnamese population of

Iaine.

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GEOGRAPHItie. SERVICE AREA: State.

KEVWCROS: Language Instruction; focational Education;Social Servttes; Legal Aid

RS0218

Portuguese Union of the State of California/ (UPEC) P

1120 East 14th Street il' ....." \....,San Leandro, CA 94577 WI, tl(415) 483-7676

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CONTACT:

'Almeida, Carlos (Secretary-Treasurer)

PURPOSE: To serve as a social, fraternal,cultural, and educational organization.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION; (ben to individuals up to 65 yearsullmembership) and senior citizens (social membership);12,000 members; dues: vary accrding to age:

SPECIAL DIVISIONS CR COMMITEES:. Libiary 4 Portuguese' Material siCultural Center.


FUNDING SOURCES: Membership dues. 4

PUBLICATIONS:( UPEC Life Magazine.

KEYWORDS: Cultural EnrichmenA Educational Resources;Social Organizations; Cultifiil Centers; Etilhicity; Group Unity

TARGET LANGUAGES: Portuguese. e

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Puerto Rican Congress of:New Jetsey2q. West State Street '7Trenton, U 08608(609) 989.8888

Roanin, Alfonso A. (Executive Director)

CONTACT:

Castro, Orlando (Directo$of Education Coniponent)


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PORROSE: To' develop p s and rovide ,technical', ,assistance to meetiNie neia-of th0,111spanict**constunity inNew Jersey. .1r

e I . ..SPECIAL DIVISIONS CR COMMITTEES: Education; 'Human Resource/ Centel;Public Inforiiation; Office of IfInority Business. Enterprise; . tResearch Unit. fi . :

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FiNalING4SOURCES: Federal grants; hate grants..4

CONFERENCES: Statewide- annual Puerto Rikati convention.w.

KEYWORDS: Program Development; Technice -Assistance;Human Resources

.TARGET LANGUAGES: Spanish

RS0220 . "....

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113011713-5S06- . 1

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' gross, Kenneth (Oirecipr) .4- ,./. ,CONTACT: . . . 41' .

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. Forsey, Richard R. 40peritions Coordinator) ,.. .SPONStRING AGVICIESt. Office.of EdukcatIon (011ED),: Wthington,,D:C. (RNO6600_1 '.i'.. . .-, -4 z ..

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PURPOSEr To develdp. curticul dm for a' cromputerizetdata bank and dfsserainati the dita bank for use :inirades 7through -1C . . . , .

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'GEOGRAPHICAL; SERVICE AREA: 'state. '..t. .4 :.. ,,,,',.4 t

.7KEYWORDS: Curriculum Developien,t;.Data Bases; Information

`Dissemination; Educational Researtfi; Elementary 'Se on da ryEducation.,- '''.- ..., A

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iEPA/eaprom, Inc.01 North Alameda"ton, CA 90707

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CONTACT: .44 - C',tea, Reynaldo; Bryan, (Codirector)

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PURP415E: TO* serVe as A .research, evaluation, - *-

ass'eisment).aand demonstration (REM' organization oriented , .

t tgward Hispanics, other minorities, and women.0 .P

-"GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: National .0 0

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7'COIFERENCES: Conference on Clvicano Studies (Universityof California, 1360keley, 1971); Conference on Mexican

.lindocumented Workers in Los Angeles (California State s-Vdiver.iity,'Dominguex Hills, 1977).

FORMER 404E: Servicio Pedaghico de Atzlkn (SERA)..'1* KEYWORDS: Research; Evaluation; Assessment; Degonstratioul

Centers; Coolultants; Females; Minority Groups .

TARGET LANGUAGES: Spanish *

RS15222

Swedish .Pioneer Historical Society`s. . 5125 North Spaulding Avenue. Chicago, IL, 60625

.4312) 993 -5722st

. kund, Eric R. (President),~-122) 864.3792. .

CONTACT:ilettersten, Jill (Executive Secretary) ,-- .

sDATE (IF GUAM; 1948

'PURPOSE:, To preserve and perpetuate* theaccomplishments orwedes in North.Pierica.

'l4EMBERSHils.IiirCRNATION: Open to all; 1,600 members; dues:rtgular members 110, _students SS. A

:..SPECIAL OIVISIONS (ft OMMMEES: Charter Flight.; Archives

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: International. r.

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FUNDINt SOURCES: Membership dubs. ,PUBLICATIONS.; Swedish Pioneer4listoricalQuarterly.

.. \COilFERENIES: Annual meeting. . .

. . - . iKEYWORDS: Cultural-Awareness; Cultur-al Enrichment;Historical Societies;Ithnicity; GroupUnityl Archives

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\ RS02234c*i Aviv American Studies Central, Vc.= '

Visual Communications'313 South San Pedro Street.

0 . Los Angeles, CA 90013(213) 680 -4462 1,*

CONTACT:

Dubo, Duane; Tatsukawa, *Steve. .

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SPONSORING AGENC IES: Office of Education CONDO, "Atshington,

D.C. 181066000

. DATE OF ORIGIN: 1978,

PURPOSE: ti product AsiaR American medialemicuriliculum materials.

'GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: National.

. FUMING SOURCES: Various government and private sources.

FUNDINGTEGISLATION:41pergency School 'Aid Act 1972. )

PUBLICATIONS: Various educational films, filmstrips,-andactivities kits on the history and experiende of Asiansin America; Nation Bbtlders (television-broadcast).

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KEYWORDS: tesource Naterials;Aaterial Development;Learning Resources Cenlers; Audiovisual Aids; Visual Aids;'

- Film Production; English (Second I.dngua0e): Cultural Enrichment

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Asian - Education Project

' University of CaliforniaI- 3232 Campbell Nall

Los Angeles, CA 90D24 N.

(I3) 025-S178

.

, CONTACT: 4Ntshfda, Elise (Director) .

DATE OF ORIGIN; 1970 .

PURPOSE: To help Asian' immigrant children to g-

speak better English and to tutor them in other subjects.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to those With a will to help.; 'peers; 90 members.

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FUNDING SOURCES:. Student contyibutions. `

-kEYHORDs:, Tutoring; Tutorial ProgramS4 Immigrants;

- Minority Grou0Children: English (Second Language);Elementary Secondary Education ,

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RSD225 "0

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Asian-teen Services Association, P.O.; Box 18862

Denier, CO 80218(3434 320.6840

CONTACT: -

Lie; Rudy (President)

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DATE CC ORIGIN: 1975

PURPOSE: To provide edbcattoo il and supportservices to the Asian Ameriean ccarunity.

MEIIBERSHIP INFORMATION: 15 members; dues: students $5,regular members Sle, sustaining members $25.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE MCA: Local..


FORMER WOE; Park East Asian Concern (PEAC).

.KEYWORDS: Ethnicity; Group Unity; RumenSerYlces;Community Services; Social Services; Community Education

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RSD226,

Asian, Inc.161D Bush StreetSan Francisco,.CA 94109

.(115) 928-5910

CONTACT: 1

Cabezas, do Y.(0frector)

SPONSORING A KIES: Administration for Children, Youth, andFamilies (DHEW), Washington, D.C. (88015000) .

PUR SE: To provide man services researchand tec n as$istance and, to produce related publications.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE ARM: Local.

KEYWORDS: Asian Studies; Research; Human Services;TeChnical Assistance; Material Development; Ethnicity

RSD227

/ .Voices of Filipino (Tinig Hg Pilipino)1310 West DrajuslSeattle, W t8119

(206) 205-2475

*.Ckbrian, Cornell R. (Project Coordinator);(206) 721.0622

-COWTACT:. ,*Ceniza, Art (Public Relatia,s Di r)

SPONSCHING.AGINCIES: McKenzie River Gathering,, Portland, Orep.

DATE CC ORIGIN: 1973

PURPOSE: To provide cultural, educational, social, .Politic?, and entertainment programing for the Pilipino

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MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to those with an active interest in

organizational goals and objectives; '8 members.

SPECIAL DIVISIONS In cfOMMITTEES: Education; !ivgram/Media Content.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA Local!

PUBLICATIONS:. Cable'TV film festival presentation (Seattle.'

W A, November 1979); !sang araw (One Day).

CONFERENCES: National Oay Celebration (June 12).

KEYWORDS: Radio; 44Ucational Radio; Programing (Broadcast):Media; Community. Education; Cultural Awareness; Educational

Technology

TARGET LANGUAGES: Pilipino

RS0228

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National Federatipn of Asian American United Methodists, Inc.330 Ellis Street, Room 60B, \San Francisco, CA 94102. . 4. J.

. (415) 776-7747 .

CONTACT:

Chang, Jonah (Executive Director)

SPONSCR1NG AGENCIES: United Methodist Church. washin930n. D.C.

Generil Commission on Religion and Race.

DATE C00616111: 1971

PURPOSE: To promote religious education of

Asian Americans.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to those with an interest in the

betterment of Asiap_Americans; 150 members; dues: familiesS3D, individuals120, students orthose on fixed income $10.


PUBLICATIONS: Asian American yews.

CONFERENCES: National Convocation of Asian American UnitedMethodist Churches.

KEVIODS: Method* Church; Religious Education;. ReligiousOrganizations; Religious Cultural broups

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Chinatown /North Beac Community College Center949 Washington Str tSan Trend sco, CA 4108 ,(415) 982-1929 tNom, Sam (Interim Director) tCONTACT; '6Tom, Gary (Assistant Directir.)

..SPONSORING AGENCIES; San Francis,co COmmunity Coll. District,Cal if, (11111113158)

.

DATE OF ORIGIN; 167

)PURPOSE: To provide.,adult educktio(r, includingEnglish as a second -language, vocational, and citizenship 't

education. - ..

a, MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION; Open to San Francisco residents 4to,are 18Years old or over; 3,000 students; tuition; free.,. .. a

1GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: Local. -

VENOMS: Community Colleges; Adult Education; English,(Second,language); Vocational, educ a ti o n ; CitizenthipEducation

Indochinese Resettlement and Cultural Center (Oft)Social Planning Council of Santa tiara County1885 The Alameda '..b" iSin Jose, CA 95126(408) 984-8608 0r-8613

FenleyRobert F: (Executive Oirectir)

CONTACT'.

IBogart, Deb (Publi4 Information Coorctinatorl

. SPONSCRINGAGENCIES1 Social Sicurity Administratfon .(DREW),Wa shingbin, D.C. Indochinese Refugee Assistance Program; American

- Council for Nationalities Service.

PURPOSE:- To offer a broad range of_servicesto Indochinese refugees to facilitate resettlement inSanta Clara-County.

, SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES; Initial Resettlement; VocationalCaynsiiing and Job Placement; English as a Second $

Language (Ely); Cultural Center; Social Services; Pgblic

Information. _

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: Local. . ,

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, FUND(Ple SOURCES: Private donations.

CONFERENCES: Service Providers Workshop for AgenciesServIng Indochinese (October, 1979).

krill:REIS: 'Cultural Centers;' Career Counseliig; English(Second Language) Job Placement; Social Services; LandSettlement; Refugees; Relocation

TARGET LANGUAGES: "Cambodian;iCantonese; Lao; Mandarin;Vietnamese

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AS0231

Union of Pan Asian Communitiis (UPAC) of Sun Diego County, Inc.2459 MarketzStreetSan'Dipgo, CA 9210e(714) 232.6454

11P. Beverly Chan (Executive ?hector)

CONTACT:Fung, Virginia Hom (Administrative Assistant)

SPONSOIING AGENCIES. Department of Health, Education, andWelfare, Washington, D.C. (FGX21 430); California (ClQ00000); SanDiego County, Calif. (BBBI6725)

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)ATE CRISIN: .1973

PURPOSE: To provide unified representation inadvocating the rights of Pan Asians and to provide mutualsupport among member communities in areas of Carinanconcern. .

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to major ethnic clubs ororganizations (iainijnum 25 mffebers) ;, dues: Wog-

SPECIAL DIVISIONS CR COMMITTEES, Special Services and Coarupity,Organization/Planning; Pan Asian Senior Services;Comprehensiye Employment and Training Act (CCU):Indochinese Service Center; pan Asian PreventiveProgram; clndochinese Health and EducationProlect;"Project Salidlowl; Pacific, Asian Parent EducationProject; Pacific Asian Coalitibnt

.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: Lbcal.

PUBLICATIONS: Pan Asian Bulletin, (newsletter); PACFinder:A Pacific Asian Comanity Direcor; )inderstanding ttlePan Alan ClientfPan Asiad Search; UPAC-POT-tUCK: APIn AV ad Cookaook4

ICENWCROS:- Cultural Enr ichment; Cultural Awareness;

Advocacy; group Unity; Ethnicity; Community Services;Coununity.Supphft; Community Education..

TARGET LANGUAGES: Asian Languages; Pacific Island Languages- IP

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R50232

Adult Basic Education347 Baltic Street

, Brooklyn, NY 112D1(212) 522.4069

Vernon; Francine (Program Director)

CONTACT;

Berson, Ted (Assistant Coordinator),(212) 966-744D

SPONSCRING AGENCIES: Office of Education (DHEW), Washington,D.C. (RM066000)

PURPOSE: To providd English as a second language .

(ESL) and basic educational assistance to unemployed welfare

recipients, impoverished New York 'residents, and allimmigrant groups in New York City.

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MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to adults over 17; 12,000 clients.

"L PARENT ORGANIZATION: New York City Board of Education Center'for Career and Occupational Education.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: Locil.

PUBLICATIONS: Local directories.

KEYWORDS: Adult Education; Adult Basic Education; English(Second Language); Adult Programs; Vocational Education; o'Immigrants; Economically Disadvantaged; Second LanguageInstruction

TARGET LANGUAGES: Mihority Languages

16233

'Afro-Asian Center

B71Kin ton, .NY 12401

(914 6-7.828

CONTACT:

Carroll, Robert (Director)

,PURPOSE: To cultivate international friendship,And cultural,understanding.

MEMBERSMIP IhViMMATION: Open to social studies timchers ofAfrican or Asian cultures; approximately 700members;dues: St°.

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GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: international.AEP '

FU411% SOURCES: Membership dues.4

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PUBLICATIONS: AfricanAsian Studies, News tter.

KEYWORDS: Asian Studies; AfriCan Cultu e; Resource4

Centers; Black Studies; Social Studies; Asian Culture;.Cultural Awareness; International Organjz,ations;International Relations '

1150234'

American _Association for Chinese Studies,Sun Yat '

, St.dohn's'University7amitica, NY 11439(2121 9694000, ext. 582

CONTACT:

Ho", Abraham (Executive Secretary)

DATE CF 196V

PURPOSE: To study the Chinese language and 7---:culture. .

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Approximately 250 members; dues: $5.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE ARENatiodele.

FUNDING SOURCES: Membership dues;- private contributions.

PUBLICATIONS: Selected Works of Chinese Lite *'ature,Vol. Is H. III, IV: Audio-Visual Materials forChinese Studies; Evaluation of Chinese Studiest inAmerican Universities and CIlleges.

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CONFERENCES; AnnuaT Conference of the AmericanAseOciation for ChinesetStudies.

.FORMER NAME: American Associatiokof Teachers ofChine$e Language and Culture..

KEYWOROS: Chinese Culture; Resource Materials; Asian-Studies; Ethnicity .TARGET'LANGUAGES: -C hinese

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RS,0235

Asian American Alliance9112 Lakewood Drive, SW, Room 208Tacoma , WA 98499(206) 582 -6521

CONTACT: . .

Dunbar ,"$lizabeth"Begert (Executive -Di sector)

. 4) SPONSOING AGENCIES: United Way.; ACTION, Whshington, D.C.(BBR06513).; Community Services Adminittration (DREW), Washingto.m.

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O.C. (88806102); Oepartment.of Housing and Urban Oeveloptont,Washington, O.C. (88800129); Oeparbnent of Labor, Washington,0.C.,(FGK21436)


PURPOSE: To eliminate barriers faced by Asfin

add Pacific Americans through direct i,Sistance, advocacy,public education, and community organization.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to anyone interested in Asian andPacific Amerjcans; isq meibers; Ales: $5.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: Local. .

.-FUNOVIG LEGISLATION ;1 Comprehensive Employment and Trainfpg Act(CETA).

PUBLICATIONS: Organizing in the Asian American .

,.. Community: A Case Study; Strangers in a Strange Land:Asian Warbrides; papers presented at Western PsychologicalAssociation Conference (1978); monthly newsletter.

CONFERENCES: Statewide Asian Youth Conference (1980).

KEYWOROS: Asian Culture; Cross CUltural Studies; CommunityAction; Advocacy; Community Education; Cultural Education; .

Cultural Awareness; Ethnic Oiscrtninetion; Ethnicity

TARGET LANGUAGES: Japanese; Korean; Tagalog; Vietnamese; AsianLanguages ..

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Asian American Coarunityilental'Health Training.

Center1300 West Olympic Boulevard, 303Los Angeles, CA 90015(211) 385-1474 .. .

CONTACT:

Morales, Royal F. (Director)

. SPONSORING AGENCIES; National Inst. of Mental Health (OHEW),Rodkville,,Md. (88805628)

CONTRACT NUMBER: 5 131 Mil 13084-08

OATE CF ORIGIN: 1972

PURPOSE: To provide social work training with

en Asian and Pacffc American perspective,to work with -

undergraduate and graduate students in the human servicefields, and to provide skill and experiential training in

service delivery.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA Local-%

PUBLICATIONS: Social Work Triining foO-As4an and Pacificstudents; Social Casework Journal.

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Students; Human Services; Professfona4

RS023714-

esian Ameridan.Dance Theater26 Bowery, Third Floor

New York, HY 10013/. (212) 233-2164 :

CONTACT:Yung, Eleaner S. (Director)

.0SPONSWilp% AGENCIES: Any York State Council on the.Arts, New

- York. (BBB06388); National Endowment for the Arts, Washington,D.C. (1181104866) .

DATE OF. ORIGIN: 19 74

PURPOSE: To bridge the differing cultural . .

sensitivities between Asian American communities na thegeneral public-through the creation of new forms ofcontemporary dance. -

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SPECIAL DIVISIONS OR COMMITTEES,: Asian American Dance $ o;,Ifsian

American Dance Company.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA:-I Nat.441.

Unita*: Dance; Fine Arts; Thtittr Arts; CulturalEnrichment; Cultural ActiiitiesT Cultural Differences


R$0238

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, Ck 90006Angeles(1 742-7731

4. CONTACT:Huy-Kanthoul,':Vora (President)


PURPOSE: To defend the interests of theCambodian community, preserve cultural heyitage, and provide

self-help assistance.. . '

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MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to*anyoni 18 4ars 0 older.and ,..families; 200 member families; ,dues: $1 (per month. .

4 .GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AREA: lockl.

nALICATIONS: Voice of United Cambodian Community

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(newsletter); Cambodisragedy (P amphlit).

KEYWORDS: Cultdral Centers4 Advdtacy; Community Services;

Community Organizations; Cultural Awareness; Ethnicity; Group 'Unity; Self Help Programs

TARGET LANGUAGES: Cambodian. .

RS0239

Asian er an Education ProgramUniversity o ColoradoDenver, CO 02

(303) 629-25

CONTACT:

Dow, Freda ick Han (Dtrector)

PURE : To offer personal, academic, andadmissions counseling; to provide support and referralservices for Asian Americans; to advocate AsSan'Americanconcerns and programs; and to promote,community liAison.

MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to'the educationally'or economicallydisadvantaged; INE1 student members. -

SPECIAL DliISIONS OR COMMITTEES: Asian Amefican Students Alliance.

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,PUBLICATIONS: Newsletter.

KEYWORDS; Admissions Counteling; Individual Courts/414;

Counseling Services; CommUnity Inforliation%Servites;Advocacy; Community,Relations; Group Unity; Ethnicity;

Edutationa Counseling '

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R50240

Asian Americans for Community Involvement, Inc. of Santa Clara County

'3065 MiddlefiAld Road, Suite.3t,

Palo Alto, CA 04305

(415) 4944327 0

Kobathi, Isao (Chairperson) . 0 _,

CONTACT: 1. ..

Louie, Janelle (Program Manager); 1Cowahata, Joyce,

(Administrative Manager)

SPONSORING'AGENCIES: Department of Labor, Washington, D.C. 4

(BBB00230); California (CI000000) '


PURPOSE: In'advance social change in a multfithnicsociety ,by providing advocacy, educational, and human- .

Services. .

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'MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION: Open to interested Asian gnd fie

Americans;.dges: students $5, general members $1512 9,

couple; $25, sponsors $100.

.GEOGRAPHICAL SERVIet AREA: Local.

. f "Fumto SOURCES: Megbership dues; Federal and State grantsand Contracts; dommlitIns.

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FUMING LEGISLATION: ensive Employment and TrainAct ICETA); Short Day .e.

KEYWAYS: Human Servies; Commgnity Involvement; Advocacy:

Community Organizations; Ethnicity; Group Unity; Social. Change; Multicultural Education

TARGE1 LANGUAGES: Cantonese; Chinese; Iloco; Japanese; Tagalog;namesel.Asian Languages; Pacific Island Languages

RS 41.

Asian American Legal Defense and Ed0Cation Fund

43 Canal Street. .

New York. NY 10002(212). 966-5932

CONTACT:

Chu, Kenneth W. (Program Coordinator)

DATE (F CAIGIN: 1974

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PURPOSE: TO provide access for Asian Americansin all endeavors, incTuding equal employment, education,govrnmentaljenefits, immigration, and due process of law.

GEOGRAPHICAL SERVICE AhEA: National.

FUMING SOURCES: Private foundations.

CONFERENCES:. Asian American Law Day.A

,KETA(RDS: Due Process; Equal Oppontunities (Job's); SocialService; Legal Aid;,Equal Educatiog; Refugees; Immigration;Advocacy .

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Asian American Resource Center 4

Oberlin CollegePeters Hall, Room 51;1Oberlin, OH 44074

(210 3754467

CONTACT:Din, Grant (Codnselor/Coo dinator)

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SPONSORING AGENCIES: Oberlin'Ccal., Ohio..Studient Emote

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:I.OAT( OF ORNIN:

PURPOSE: To provide materials on the AsianAmerican experience for students at Oberlin and toprovide support services for students, especiallythrough the Asian American Alliance and the Office of

the, Asian American Counselor/Coordinator.

PARENT ORGANIZATION: Asian AmeriCan Alliance.


CONFERENC110 Asian Marken Alliance- sponsored confir ces.

KEY,WOROS: Asian Studies; Resourceltenters; AsianCulture; Resource Materials; Counseling Services;StOdent Placement

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American IndianLanguages, RSOD214, -

-RS0042, RS0062, RS00677,RSO2DI ° .

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Apache, RS0042

Arabic, RS0028 .

Armenian, RS0055,R80057, RS0110, RS0133

Asian Languages,R50003, RS0013,' RS0027,RS0,067, RS0083., RS0086,RS0090, RS0094, RS0095,RS0096, RS0103, RS0134,RS0139, RS0141, RS0154,Rsoiyo, RS0185, RS0201,RS0214, RS0231, RS0235,R30240 )

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Athip4sca,no RS0004

1-g'eulgarian, RS0163

CambOdians.RS9027,.RS0090,.RS0091, RS0098,RS0109, R30119, RS0120,RS0136, RS0230, RS0238 Hopi, RS0042

CantoneiNtS0051, Ieliddis, RS0132

INco, RS0103,' RS0i51,

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RS0208,,RS0214, RS0234;RS0237, RS0240 -Crtittian, RS0163

.0abish, RS0132 -.6 'A

Eng1Ash, RS0081.

Finnish, RS0132 .

French, RS0056, R10057,RS0110, RSOI61, .RS0169,

-RS0193, RS11:12

German, liS01i0, RS0193

Greek, RS0005, RS0050,RS0055, -RS0057, RS0062,RS0193 .

-114 tian Creel e RS0062,RSOOJ3' ,

'Retards, Ri0057, RS01'31-4

Hindi, RS0086

Romig, RS0090;.RSOlf9,RS0120

RS0084, RSO 30, RS0240-

Cape verdean,RS0057,4S0073

C'ebuano, PS0010

Cherokee, RS0018. .

Chinese, RS0027, RS0048,,`RSOOS-7, RS0062, RS0090;RS0092, RS0096, RS0098,as01024 ROW, RS0119,'RS0120,4 RS014$, RS0150,R9,167, RS0158, RS0199.

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R50096,R50137,

850098,RS0/70,

1150122,R50215,

RS0240

Korean, R50027, 850095,RS0096, R50098, R50103,R50112, RS0197, RS0235

t(io, RS0027, 850090,''R po91, P50109, R50119.RS0120, R50138,'R50230 -

$410),Polynesian. Languages, 850010

Maildarin, R50051,R50084, RS0086, R50150;RS0230 .

Minority Languageso, '

.850021, A50022, ASE1524,R$8629, RS0046, R50052,

. R50053, RS0658, R50059,110R50060, RS0063, 064,,

R50065, R50074, R50009,R50106, R50107, RS0108,R50165, R50147, 850149,

. R50164, RS0176, R50188.RS0209, R50209, R50232

Plaval0,.RS0042, RS0061

Norwegian, RS0132

Pacific Island,Languages, RS0003,RS0096, 003, R50141,-RS01115, 201, R5021t,850216, R50231, R50240

Pali, S0086

Papalo, R50042

. Pilipino,115016,- 46004A, RS0098, 850227

. # .Pima, R50042

Polish, R50110, RS0163.R$0213, R50220 "

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Portuguesistit$0050,, tR50017, 1150218'

. Pu6hlo AS00614 P

` Rimianian, R50163

Russian, RS0057,

RSI1062, R50163 -

Samoan, R0021, R50096,'- 50103

SAnskrit, 8S00$6

Scandinavian Languages,

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RS0132

Serhlan, 8501

Slavic Languages,,IRS11163.

Sldvak,' RS0163 t

Spanish, 850005,850008, RS0012,RS0017, R50019,- 1111g012::RS003E, R50037, RS0042,'RS0043, R50044, R50045,RS0047, R50048, RS0049,850050, 850051., 850055,

'41,0056, 11500$7, 850061,R50062, 850066, R50068,RS0069, RS0073, RS0093,850105, 850108, 850110,8501I4, 850115, R50123,R50126, R50148, R50151,R50156, 850159, RS0160;RS0161, R50162, RS01.66,.R50I71, R50172, RS0177,'11$0178;R50179, 1150180,ASOI112, RS0193, RS0187,RS0199, R$0190, RS0191,RS0192, R50193, RS0195,RS0201-, R50207, os020e,RS0212, R50219. Rs0220,850221

SWO.dish, R50132

Tagalog, R50095,850096, RS0103, 85015I.RS0235, RS0240

aTai Oam,$0090

Ihai, R5002.7 ----

TibetiirscS0081

Ukrainian, R50140,1S0163

,Urdu, R$0127

1,

c

Vietnamese, RS0027,Rom, RS0048, RS0051,RS0064: RS0090, RS0091,

--RS0095,-RS01196, RS0098,RS0109, Rsorm not 2o,RS0121, RS0138, RS0172RS0230, S0235, RS0249

.

V an, S0010,RS/034 RS0181

Yiddish, RS0131

YoSik, RS0004

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Alaska, RS0004

Arizona, RS01111POS0042eR$0196

California, RS0003, RS0010,RS0029, RS0030, RS0041,RS0048, RS0051, 4S0075,RS0043, RS4045, RS0086;RSOO91, RS0092, RS0095,RS0096, RS0098, RS0111,'RS0112, RSO1r5T RS0116,RS0119, RS0130,.RS01*,RSQ137, R40140,1tS0143',RS0151,.RS0154, RS0156.,RS0157, RS0159, RS0164,RS0167, RS0170, RS0176,11S0178, RS0191, 4S0197$RS0201, RS0205, RS0214,RS4218, RS0221, RS0223,RS0224, RS0226, RS0228,RS0229, RS0230, RS0231,it$0236, RS0230, RS0240

Canada (OntariO),RS4193

, Colorado, 4S0002,RS0009, RS0049, RS0166,'RS0198, R$0225, RS0239

Connecticut, RS0050.,.1tS4114.

,

District of Columbia,-00044.,--113nn25., 11.10033,R50034,. R500'38, RS0045;

RS0069,,RS0070, RS0071,RS0080, RSOOR7,'RS0090,RS0699, RS0106, RS0122,R54126,450128, RS01,3,

-" RS0147, RS0161, RS0115,. t50IA3, RS0184, RS0140,RS0145 . '

0 Florida, RS0046a

Guam,.1150211:

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. .

Hat4I14 Ets0010, RS0103,RS0141, RS0174

Idaho, RS0177

Illinois, RS0011, RS0021RSOOZ2, Rs0035, eso039,R50043, RSOOS2, RS0081,RS0127, RS0138, RS0134,R54144..1150153, 460185,

RS0215, RS0222

Indiana, RS0179, RS0192,mplga, RS0202

Iowa, RS0054

Kansas, R90053, RS0114

Kentucky, RS01.48

Louisiana, RS0056

Maine, RS0169, RS0217

\Maryland, R$0014

Aassachusetts, RS0006,-RS0008, RS002p, RS0057,RS0471; RS0120, RS0131,1150149

Michigan, RS0019;RS0058, RS0097, RS0124,R50125, RS0134, 11602100

Minnesota, RS0032,Rsorp. was ,.

MissomPi R$0121,. 0

New Jersey, RS0026,RI0ll40, RS0060 RS0117,RS0150, RS0158,IRS017S'RS0200, g50219

New Mexico,'RS0061,RS0165

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a New York, RS0005, Pennsylvania, RS0024,RS0011, RSQP15, OS0023, RS0065, RS0145, RS0163,RS0031, 1150037, 4S0044,RS0047; Rum, Rs062. , Texas, RS0032, RS0066,RS0072, RS0079, RS 084.; RS0093, R0104, RS0105,RS0084, RS0100, RS0118, RS4107, RS0108, RS0123,950132, RS0135, 11S0142, s RS0160, 9501611, RS0172;RSA152, RS0155, RS0162, RSO1R,

.

RS0173, RS0180, RS0181,'R50182, RS020, RS0208, Utah, itS00074.1I0129RS0209, RS0212, RS0213,R$0220: RS0232, RS0233,

9S0234, RS0237, RS0241 Viroiinta, RS0074

Ohio; 950001, RS0016,RS0063, RS0076, RS0077,RS0101, RS0207%,

.

.Oklahoma: itS0018,ps006a, OS0109, RS0190

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.

Washington, RS0087,RS0067, RS0082, RS0088,RS0044, AS0144,RS0145,PS0t49, RS0216, RS0222,RSO235

WisconsiA,;,RS0028,RS0054, RS0008%; RS0203

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INDEX TO TARGET CULTURAL GROUPS

Al natives', RS0004,R50129, R50206, RS02I0

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Aloonquirt (Tribe),.850180

American Indians,R50018, R50028, RS0042,RS0062,'RS0067, RS0104. v.AS0129, RS0130, R50146..R50165, RSO175, RS0201,R50203, 150206, 850210

Apache (Tribe), R5(1042

Arab Americans, R50024

Arabs, R10202

Armenian Ahericans,850055, R50057, R50133

Asian Americans, R50001.R50003, *001,3,RS0024,R50027,-160040, Rsotki,awn; 8500824so083,R50085, R50086, RS0648,R50094, RS0095, R50096,850098, 850101 RS0102,RS0111, 85012t, R50134,RS0136, 1150140, R50141,' $,850154, R50170, 450185,RS0196, R101980f RS0201,`$850?03, RS0216, 850223,850224, RS0225", R50226;R50228, R50231, 1150233,R50235, R50256, R50237,R50239, 810440, RSOZtlR50242 .

Asiaas T450024-1R50196, 850224;

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AssyPian Americans,R50144.

Athapascan {Tribe),

' R50004

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Olacks,:RS0172, R50201,850203, RS0233

Bulgariaps, R50163

CaAvqs, RS0056..

Cambildian Ameritans,RS0027, RS0098, R5023A-

CambOdians, R50090,RS0091, R50109, RS0419,RS0120, R50138, R50230

Cape Verdean AmeWans,850057; it50073

Chillkee (Tribe), RS4014

(hicanos, R5002, RS0093,R501`48,150156,-1150.159, "

*50166 .

Chinese Americapt,I8.90027, RS0038, R50048,R50081, .RS0057, R50062,R50092, R50096, RS0098,,850102, 850111, R50113,R50125, RS0143, R501f0,.850157, R50199, 250240,R5044, R50215, R50228,S0P29$ R50234, R54007,R50210, RS0241

Chinese People,, RS0114,R50157, R50196, RS0199,,RS0234 -

Croatiani, RS0163

Cub ;1$0031

Des, RS0132

* Eskimos, RS0004

Amer cans,)S002/: R50048, 850085',

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RS0095,,R$0096, 01098,rootna,-Rsoill, RS01514,RS0152460227, RS0228,?RS0235, RS0240, RS0241

Finns, RS010 "

Franop Ame;icans,RS0056, RS0057, RS(461,*

0`

RSOL04;i1

Greek Americans, RS0005,RS0050, R50055, R S0057,RS0062 _

Haitian Americans,.,RS0062, RS0073

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s.

Hawaiians=, RS0210,

4spanic Amiicams,RS0005, RS0008, RS0009, _

RS0012, RS0014, RS0015,,RS0017, 'moo, MomRS0042, RS0043, RS0044,

- ,RS0045, RS00471ASQ008,. -RS0040, RS0050 060051

RS0054; R10055, RS0056r, .

RS0057, RS0061, RS0062,

.R$0073- RSO 0, RS0114,RS0006, .RS0069,

-IO 261 RS0160,61, rtsSgui, RS0172,

RS 179, plo182, Rs0143,RS0187; 'RS0189, RS0190.,

'.

RS0191, RS0192,- RS0195tRS0,201, RS02011 RS0226, $

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Milliso,, RS0090;01S010,..,

Hopi (Tribe*, 0S0042

' ) Icelanders, RS0132

Indian Americans,RS0117., RS0127, RS0142

Indians, RS0142, RSb202

Indochines'i , -RS0027,451='

.

RS0054;- RS0090, RS0091, ;RS0109, R SONO:

.RS0134, RS0138, RS0139, 4...RS0100, RS0230., RS0241

Tranians;4

RS0202-

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Israeli Americans, L.",RSOOP 1

Italian Ameri cans ,RS0050, RS0056, RS0657,

r-RS13062 ._ ,.- .

JamalChn Americans:, 1

R407 1 . . %..1 .

Japanese Americans,.RS0027, 411S0095, RS0096, ..

RS0098 , itS11111; RS0116, ,RS0122,,'RS0125, RS0137,RS0170,-.RS0228, RSOSS,RS0240, RS0241

. .

.J'apan;se-Peopli122 R5019( 4

*104'.

RS661, 00P86 7.

I:6 an Ameridams, .4kS0027, RS0095, RS0006,RS0098, Rsowl, Rsoul,RS0112,, RS0224, RS0236',

11S6239, *,0S0241I 4,

Koreans; RS011

404baotian 06ican's,R50027

Liotlins, psolgo,RS009r, R$0j.ff, RS0111,'RS0120, Rsollp, RS0230

Latin Ameritani, 00123

Lebanese Amerifins,RS0054

-

11exieen Aniericams,

Cr

Rs0012, RS0093; RS0105, ,;,..,

RS011.5; RS0148, RS0186711.RS0159, $S0165; RS0166, gri,pftRS0177, RS0180, RS0190, 1?, lin.f.

. RS0191 '' -740 ,,. . 4 ..'

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.Mongolians, RS0194 f. I

ayajo ('Nation), 0 42,R' 140061 .

. N0140 gia- WS :./191,431. 4it4 /IPacifidOltiOd Xmericaris,'

WOO, 1loo4o, RSQb096,

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Pacific Island jbAcans contd.). Scandinavian Americans,RS0132

Scandinavians, RS0132

Serbians, 850163

Slavic Americans, R50163.

-stays, R50163

Slovaks, RS0163.

South Asians, R50039,

Southeast Asians, RS0091

RS0141, RS0185, 850201,.R50216, RS0226, R50231,RS0,235, RS0236, RS0240

Pakistani American,RS0127

Papago (Tribe), RS0042

'Pima (Trilbe), RS0043

Poles (Ethnic Group),"RS0163

Polish Americans,itsotal, RS0213, RS0220

''Portuguese Americans,'lk R50050, RS0057', R50211

Pueblo (People4 R0061

,Puerto Ricans,'ItS0037,RU004, RS0069, R50180,

:RS0182-, 1.50207, R50219 .-

Romanians: RS0163,4 1.

Russiin Americans,850057, RS0062

Russians,' R50163

SAMoan Americans, RS0027. RS0096, RS0103, R50111

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Swedes, RS0132 ,

Swedish Ameilcans, RS0222

Taiwinese,Americans, R50228.

Thai Americans, 858027

Turks, R50202

UkrainiAns,41S0143

Vietnamese Aalericans,RS0027, RS0028, 8S0048,RS0051, RS0095, 850096,RA098, RS0121 RS0217RS0235, RS0239,

,

RS4Z40

Vietnamese People,R50000, RS0091, R50109,R50119, RS0120, R50121,8S01311,..8S0172,v50230

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Academic Achievement,RS0004, RS0045, RS0106,

#40S6i0T-RS0210

Acculturation,R50024, RS0090, RS0096#RS0118, RS0120, RS0121,RS0127, RS0138, RSD134,RS0182, RS0185

.

INDEX TO SUBJECTS*

Affirmative Action,R$0012

African Culture,RS0233

Admissforis Counseling,#

R$0232

Adolescent Development, -"kr

R$0112

Adult easiC1,

Education,R50054, RS0212.

Adult EducatiON#RS0017, RS0027, RS0077,

lRSD139t RS0229 RS0232

Adult Programs, 'RS0014, RS0017, RS023*

Adult Students, RS0II4

Adul ts, RS0123

Advgcacy, RS0003,RS0009RS0076, RS0042,RS0046, RS0048, ItS0049#RS0050, RS0052, RS0053,ASD056, RS0057, Rs0op8.RS0059, RS0060, RS0041,RS0062, RS0043, RS0064,R50065, RS0066, RS0067,RS0068, RS0070c RS0074RS0087, RS0108, RS0136,RS0141, RS0143, RS0144,

.RS0149, RS0169, RS0183,RSOt84,,\RS0195, RS0206,.RS0209, RS0211, RS0216,

American History,.RS01.81

MIW1Can Indan Culture,RS0.104, RS0130, WS046,RS0710 -

American Indian .

Education, RS0018,RS0206

AmeticanIndianirtirature* RS0104

Amerftir:Indian StudiesRS01043S0130, RS020

- Anthropology, RS0104 '

Applied Linguistics,. RS0147

,' Archives, RS0010,RS0145, R0187, RS0222

Art ACtivities; RS045,RS0114-

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Arts, RS0213

Wan Culture, RS0084,RS0101, RS0120, RS0121,RS0134, RSQ139, RS0152,RS015,4, RS0196, RS0233,RS0235.

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Asian Studlei,44S0001,

4

'RS0082,AS0083, its00e4, :1 .

RS0231, RS0235, R90238, RS0086, RS0101, RS0102, .-

'41' RS0239, 16.0240,.RS0241 RS0113, RS0117, RS0125,_

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AsiarrStudies (contd.),

RS0134, RS0136, RS0140,RS0142, RS0151, RS0154, .

RS0170, RS0196, RS0203,RS0226, 2S0233, RS0234

Assessment, RS0221

$ Assotiate Oegrbes,RS0047, RS0073, RS0156

Auaiovisual Aids,

RSOZ23

BOLT, RSOZO7

BAchelors Degrees,. Infirm

laic OccupationalLanguage training.RS0207

Basic Skills, RS0034.

Behavior Standards,RS0215

Riculturalism, RS0169,1RS01.47

Bilingual aucatiog,RS0004, RS0005, RS(1006,RS0009., RS0021, RS0022,RS0042, RS0046, RS0047,R*4411, RS0049, esooso.,Rs0051, RS0052, RS0053,RSOO55t RSOOS6, RS0067:'25017587-RS00597-250060,mR50061, RS0062, RS0063,wly; RS0065, RS0066,RS0067, RS006R,.R50070,RS0074; RS0110,'RS0136,PS0144, Mill, R50205'.AS0200, RS0211_,:_

4____.Bilingual Instruct oval

Maternal, 17501.77-

etlingui1 Students,RS00181,

Bilingual TeaChers,RS0035

400

Bilingualism, Rs0160,RS0169

Bilinguals, RS0142

Biographr, RS00100

Black Studies, RS0203,'RS0233

'Boards Of Education, .

RS01114

Career Counseling,RS0017, RS0088, RS0120,RS0230

Careez...evertipment,RSOORA, RS0091, RS0098; -.6.

.

Career Education, 06, °

RS0077

Career .Guidance,RS0043

,

Career Planning, .

RS00R8, RS01866

Chicano LAgrature,

Chicano Students,RS0032

Chicano Studies;-. RS01411; RS015,6"

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Care, RS0200

-Child Oevelopment,BilingualUterature, . ROOM RS0180PS0123 .

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. Child DeelopmentBilingtal Programs, Centers, RS0092RS0043, RS0044, RS0051:

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RS0073, RS0150,41S0168 Child Labor, RS0204

Pjlingual Schools,RS0106, RS0166

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Children; RS0023,RS0123

Childrens Rooks,RS0162

Childrens Literature,RS0123

Chinese Culture,RS0038, RS0102, RS0113,RS0157, RS0200, RS0234

Chinese Studies,RS0150

Church Role, RS01.92

Citizen Participation,RS0071, RS0215

Citizenship, RS0024,RSOOR4

Citizenship Education,RS0229

t

-CitizenshipoRespOnsibility, RS0215

.Civil Libert ies,RS0116

Rights, RS0116,RS0177, RS0191, RS0192

Clearinghoules, RS0001,MORO, RS0033, RS0075,RS0076, R50017-,_11.511078 .

.k1o029, RS0080, RS0081,R$0040RS0165, RS0213

Clubs, RS0144

Cognitive eveloplent,

tS0105'

CollegeProgr s,

RS0d73, Rg0092 RS0083,

RS00114, RS0196

College Students,

Colleges, RS0047

COmmemorati4Societies, nom

Jgemmunication Skills,RS01116, RS0081

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Community Action,1150093, RS0133, RS0235

COmmunity Activities:RS0155

Community Centers,'RS0103, RS0112

Commubity Colleges,RS0027, RS0051, RS005.11,RS005c, RS0073, RS0154,1150161,'RS02,29

Community Cooperation,RS0150

Community Development,'Rs00o3, RS0190, R$0199

CommunitytEducattbnRoma, Rsolo, RS0050,RS0093, RS0195, RS0196, '

RS0225, RS0227, RS0231,RS0235

Commufnity ReallthServices, RS0149

Community InformatiOnt Services, RS0239 .

Community Involvement,R0030, RS0043 RS0044,RS0116, RS0117', RS0215,

RS0740

-Community Leaders,RS0137

CommunityOrganizations, RS0093,RS0116, RS0215, RS0238,RS6240

ComMunity Programs,R500011, RS0043, RS0216

Community Relations,RS0197_, RS0239'

Community SchOOls,RS0033

Community Services,R50039, RS0041, RS11085,*$110095, R500911, RS0103,RS079, RS0183, RS018p,R50197, RS0225, 1150231.RS0238

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Community Support,10--e1S0231

Comparative Education,RS0124

. . ACompetency BasedThacker EducRS00311

Consortia. RS0002,RS0204

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Consultants. RS0172,RS0178. RS0221

Continuation Education,RS0027 '

Cooperative EducatiOn.4S0150

Cooperative Programs,RS0072, RS0150

Counseling, RS6086.RS0104, RS0119. RS0138,RS0156, RS0190

Counseling Services,RS0024. RS0036. RS0101.RS0234

Court Litigatidn.,Rt0128, RS0144, RS0175.RS0191

Creative Art. RS0015

Crisis Intervention. '

RS0036

Critical Reading.ItS0011

. Cross Cultural/ Studies,RS0005, RS0023, RS0082,RS0083, RS0141, RS0171,RS0I73, RS0174, RS0176,RS0141, RS0235

.

Cross Cultural Training,RSOU07, RS0016. RS0090

Cultural Activities,Rs00I5, RS0046, P50111.

,

RS0117, R30121e40152.RS0174, RS0237

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Cultural Awareness.00001, 00007,4100041RS0014, RS0023, RS0035,RS0040, RS0052, RS0063,RS0085, RS0102; RS0107,R50111. t10112, RS0116.RS ?.5, *S0127, RS0131.*60132, RS0136, RS0137,RS0138. RS6143, RSQIS4,RS0156, RS0157. RS0159.RS0160. RS0163, RS0169.

'RSO 76. RS0181. RS0187.RS0190, 850196, RS0201,RS0210. RS0211. RS0212.RS0213. RS0216. RS0222.RS0227. RS02$1. RS0233,RS0735. RS02.38

Cultural Background,RS0142, RS0148

Cultural Centers1RS0003, 160113..RS01IZ.RS0137.,RS0156, RS0157,RS0163, RS0190,.RS0200,RS021,3. RS0218, RS0230,RS0238

Cultural Oifferences,FtS0052, RS0237

Cultural Education.RS0102, RS0120, RS0122,RS0145, RS0173, RS0196.RS0216, RS0235

Cultural Enrichment,RS0008, RS0015, RS0102,RS0111, RS0114, RS0117.RS0121, RS0122. RS0125.RS0132. RS0141, ROW,.RS0212, RS0218, RS0222,'RS0223, 1150211, RS0237

Cultural Exchange, .-RS0031. RS0113, RS0117,RS0122

Cultural 41-oups,,RS0146

Cultural Opportunities,RS0113

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Cultural Plu'ralism.

R50173, P50174, itsoi7RS0005, RS0016, RS0110;

Cultural Iaits, RS0127,

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. Culture, RS0194

Culture Conflict,RS0090

CulAve Contact,RS0127, OS0137, RS0188

Curriculum OpvelopmenRS0019, RS0072, RS0134,RSO

CurrRS01

70, RS0220

culum E7luation,

Oanck RSO1I4, RS0152,RS02 T

Oata Bases, AS0075,RS0076, RS0077, RS0078,'RS0079, RS0080, RS0001,RS0220

Oelinquency Prevention,'RS0043, RS0112

Oelivery)Systems,RS0216

ilemonstrattp4 Centers,RSQ221

D esfgregation Metho s,RS0020, RS0029

'

Oeveloping Nation's,OS00230, RS0110

D isabilities, RS0014

.Disadvantaged, RS0014

'pram, RS0015, RS0160

Drug Abuse, RS0112

firpg Education, RSn112

Oue Process, RS0241

Early ChildhoodEducation, 850019/

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Ecom4iic Oev'elopment,RS0144

Economic Opportunities,RS0195 -

Economic Status,01S0105

Economical yDisadvantaged, RS0214,RS0232

Education, RS0024

Education ServiceCenters, RSOOOL

Education. Theories,RS0100

.

Education WOrkRelationship, RS0072

EducationalAdministratton, RS0070,RS0104

Educational Cooperation,RS0022, RS0209

Ed on al

ordi tion, RS0144

Educational Couseling,'RS0043, 1150044, 850080,RS0179, RS0109, RS0239

Èducational Oevelopment,RS0105, 850167

t,

- EducationalOlscrimination, RS01117 4,

,s'Edusational Environment,,RSO1A8

Educational.Ftnance,RS0025

Educational Improvement,RS0002; RS0012, RS0026,RS0059, !ISOM, RS0087,RS0099, Rpm's, RS0143,R50153,R10184, RS0190,OS0195, 130206, RS0215

Educational tnnovatib4,Rson18

Educational Legislation,RS006% RS0104

EducatiorN1 Media,RS0Q07

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OS01

Educational Met ,

RS000I,1S0116, RS013,

Educational ObjectivesRS0184

ation4.1 Methods.,

cOUCatiOnal. Opportunities, RS0014,RS0094, MOUS, RS0167,vRS021:16

ucational Planning,r RS0028, RS0029, RSOISI

decati al Policy,S0045, R 067,RS0149,

' RS0161., RSO

Educational Pr grams,RS0180

40Educati rial Ouality,RS0087 RS0136, RS0191,RS0153, RS0184

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Educational Radio,RS0227. .; 1:4

.4i,htscapiV000, risoOn,-01Ss01,09, 00069; RS0115,.RS01111441MVOI49, RS0167,

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Employient, RSOI42

EmploymentOppoaueities,,RS020k.

i,Prooramt.RS0041.

iMployment Services,NRS04170PS0041. R90098,RS0109, RS0179: RS0190

Epglith (Secondtanguage),AIS0017,RS0022, RS0024, RS0027,RS0041, RS0054, RS0095, -RS0098, RS0106, RS0148,RS0109, RS0111, RS0119,RS4121, RS0147RS0179,

4 RS0188, RS019 'RS0207,.

RS0214. RS022 ,AS0224,RS0224:4 Rp2S2

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Educational 'Resources,RS0043,. RS0075, RS0076;RS0077, R$0078, RS0079,Rsoopo, 0001, ilson8

Edudational TAchnoliy,RS0227

Elementary Educa.tio07RS0019, RS0205

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4 R50225, RS02?#,, R50231,P50234, RS0235', RS0238,RS0b1.94, P50240

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Folk Culture,RS0114, (11163

FUnCtiOnal teraci,.RS0,164.

FutiTtl Ratsing, R50009,RS0025

Gerintol ogy, P50185

Graduate Study, R50086RS0110, R'S0193

Grants; 115V2,,fs..t

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Hispanic Studies,RS0203

*,Historical Sodeties,850131,,00%0222

History, R50037, R5010400145, RS0148, R50157,RS0187, 00194, 850213

Housing, RS0041 ,

'Human Development,-RS0167, R50178

Human Relayon;, R5017.7

Human Resources, PSbOOd00219-

Human Rights, 0#192

HuMhn Services, RS0603,850013, 00036,-00040,

'RS0091, 00103, AS0118,.00138,00183, 850195,RS0195t. RS0200, R50225,RS0226, RS0236, AS0240

Humanism, 00212

00147, RS01149, 84169,RS01.94 -

InformationOfisemlnation, RS0007, k k8$0011, 850014; R50015,06020,- R50022, 00069,RS0075, RS0076, RS4097,00078, P50079, 00080,RS00111050085, 850123, .

00124, !scuff% 850170,00220 .

PnformatiOn Networks,RS0013, 8S0032, HS0183

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1pformatiod4Procassing;,

00075i RS0076, R50078,RS0071, 850080, R50081 f

'information Science,00079 .

Information $ervices,R50003, R50020, R50023,

" R50024, R50025, RS00S7,850043, RS0044, R50069,R50071, 00075, 00076,RS007, R50078, RS0079;'Pomo, 856681, R.S0106,R50108, R50115, R50140,

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850147, 850154; 00156,RS0151, AS0161, R50165,850171, R50195, 850208

Humanistic EducationR50146, R50178.

Olmanfties, 00200

Illileracy,A0164.

'Immigramts,'RS0024,R50036, R50089, 00095, .

00103,'00112,-*00118,gS0121,00185, R50IA6,RS0198, 00199, 00224;mRS0232

Immigration, RSO00192, RSO2:41

Individu;1 aunseli00239/Individual Oevelopment,850014, 150041, 00142,850146

Industry, RSI1072

Information Centers,R50001, RS0015, 850023;

' R$0030, 001,24, R50138,4

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InserOce Education,RS0006,RS0016, 0002i,RS0030, "0°

Insei'vice Tiacher1.4

Education, 00205. .

Wtitotes (Trainint.Programs), RS6016,00174, RS0176, RS0178

InstttutfonalAutonomy, 00018

Institution'al -

- Cooperation, RS0209

Instructionalhaprovement, RS0022 °

astruc'tio41. Matereals,00001,,00002, 00023,

° RS0123,\4501.13, 00154%R50170,40017114,850201

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loten,lve LanguageCourses, R50027, RS009SCot

A.'Intercultural. Programs,xsolgeRS01130AS01.22,RS0171..

intergreip Relations,RS036, R$0197, RS0215

Interned 4a1 Egucation,RS0023, RS0110

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International FftcationalExchange., RS01211 RS0122,RS0124 .0r, .

International.Organizations, R$0233

International Programs,

'RS0186 2°

International RelaAns,RS0212, RS0233

internationil Studies,RS0124

Interpreter', RS0024,R SOn36

''Interviews: RSOOIO

Islamic Culture, RS0202,' .

Jipamese American''Culture; RS0116, RS0122,RS0137-

Japanese 'Art, RS0122 'A,

Japanese Cul tore,

RS012t '

Japanese Studies, RS0122

J(1.151acement, RS0017,R400. 850041, P50072,

S0095; RS0098,040, R,S0207,

.*S0088,

. RRS s

Job Training, RS0008,Rs0041, RS0077, RS0091.

. RS0098. _-

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.ESA, 8$0164

,V La Reza, RS0192,'RSOI9S

Labor Force Development,RS0095, RS0214

Labor Meedss 850041

Labor RelaVons,,RS0072., R50128

Land Settlement, 4RS0036, R50089, R50090,R50091, RSOIQ9, $S0119,RS0120, RS0121, RSOI3A,

-RSDIR6i $50230

Litguge Arts, 8$0032

Language Mand(caps,RS0064, RS0182*:

Language Instruction,50247 %

Languagi Maintenance,Rs0036, -RS01274

a).Language policy=ol.cy%RS0147

Language Research,''4150022, R50166, RS0147,R$019

Language' Skills,R$0207

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.R50029.

Lau RSOCl2A,

Lawyers, RS0026.

Ceadership Training,Rt.0043,. RS0044

Learning ProblerlRS0097

'Learning-Resources_Centers, RS0221'

Legal -Aid, RS0143,J RS0149, RS01.91; R50200,

R50241

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Librariapt, RS0012

L3bdries,'ItS0208

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Lib;ary As'sociat'ions,Rsool?

Liprary Collections,- RSD023, RSOOR6, RS0104,RS0146, RS0161, ItS016V,RS0201, RS02,08

Litatry'Education,NRsonn .

Library Maternal. Salection,RSOI23

1.11zgary'MaterialsiRSOY11

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Library Science,. RS0079, RS0123

N.' LibAry ServiCes,RS0012,112S003, RSO 31

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Material Development;RS0047, RS0011, RS0014,'R$002, RS0075, RS0076,-.RS0077,1 R0078, RS0079,-A 4080 115008111 11S0097,.RS0104, S0124, RS01 34,RS0135, 0140, RS0141,AS0143, R 147, 'RS0154,'Rs0159, RS0170, RS0171,'ROM, RS0178, RS0193,.RS0223, RS0226,.

Mathematics EALIA01 tIon,RS007S

Media, RS0227 -* 0

Media Selection., RS0123

Mental Health, RS0183,RS0186 '

Mental Health Clinics,rts002.:_Rs0096

Mental peal th-Programs, RS0092,RS0006, 140216

Methodf si-Thar0,'R S0228

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L iving, Standards,R40214

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' RS0064,.1160073,

RS0086,

RS0103,a' R60130,

1150151,

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tural Education,Rs0004, Rsoods,RS0009,1Sd014,R60040, *60042,R60047, R60040,R60050, 860051,R60053, RS0056, '

R60058, RS0059,RS0061, R60062,.RS0064, RS0065,RS0068, WS0070 .

RS0074, RSOQ82,R60087, RS0040,RS0107, RS0110,RS0136', RS0141,RS0171,' RS0172, .

60208,'RS0216,

Multicultural Textbioki,y0142, R60178, RS0201

4ulticulturalism, 150212

-**Pfluseumi% 1160116(150187- .

Music,.RSO110, RS0152

MUOMS, Rs0202

National OrOnizations,RS0044, R60069, 160087,RS0089, R60116, RS0124.RS0135, RS0136, RS010,RS0153, 1601820RS0183,

t 4S0184, 11S0191, 1169,195,

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RS0022, R60159S, R60188,RS0149

fionformaltEducation;RS0124

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Nonprofit Organizations,R60014,"RS0026

Nontraditional Education,RS0033-

Nontraditional Students,RS0018, RS0033

Occu pa tional Information,

RS06720 R60139a

Older Adults, RS0010,RS06140 RS0103,R10142,

Oral Englfih, R60111

: OrlRistorv; R60010

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Out Of $chool Youth,'RS0164' , .

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' 8S0166,

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RS0012-,'RSOQ39, RSOQIRS1113, RS0183,S016

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RS0019, 150050, 150172

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'Parent WOOonsibility,.11;0215

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Philanthropic Founda4ioni,' RS0122, RS0132

". political Isiues, R500.71

Postsecondary Education,r?S0002, RS01188, RS0094,

, RS4161

Pteschool Education,0 RS0019 '

Preventive Medici0e,4. RS0092

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Primary Education,RS0111, R50166 !'

Primary Sources;'

RS0010, RS6023

Private Colleges;RS0018, 250086

Professional44sociations,.RS0011,RS0042, RS0046, RS0048ARS0049, RS0050', RS005?,RS0053,,RS0.056, RS0057;RS0058, RS0060, RS0061,R sow , RS0063, RS0064,RS0066; RS0066, R$0067,RS0068, RS0070, RS0072,RS0074

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Professional Development,R S0013 RS0016W S0022

Professional Traiving,2500164 2S01296.1iS0236

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RS0003, k S0134, 11S 19 '..

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.''program Evaluation, ,. RS0028, RS0029 k -1

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. Programing {Broadcast).

Public Education,Rs0003, RS0125, RS0136,RSA145 ,

PIM ic Relations. .N-0042,250046, RS0048, M049,RS0050, RS0052, RS0053,RS0056, RS0057, RS0058,RS0059, PS0060, RS0061,250062, 210063, RS0064,RS0065, RS0066, 350061RS0070, RS0074 -

Pub) icattonsol RS0031

Puerto Rican Culture,RS0037

. fulaski Casimir).RS0181 ,'

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Radii Oiscrtminatiort, '',1441;

R50020

Racial lntegratiOnRS0020, 'RS0172

Racism, iS01§2 .

laiicu. RS01227

4t,Reading Difficulties,R50097

Reading Instruction, .

RS0081, RS0164 ,

Reading jprograms,RS0164 .-

Recreational Pslogrds.. 41S0208

Referent. flateria14,R S0002

Referral, R-S0017,

RS0227RS0024,, RS0088 , A;

iRefugees, 140024, .s

Psychiatric ervtces,250089, RSp090, 1150091,...

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'RS0109-, kS0118, 1150119,

RS0120; PS0121, RS0134,.R501311, R0139; RS0198,RS0200, RS0230, RS0241 :

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te3igious AgejtieS.,.. RS0126

Religious"CulturalO drOups1 RS0126', RS0202,

' RSO ?2R

Religious Educatio g, .6

RS0126, RS0228'

Religious Organizations,RS 0126,

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RS0036; RS0089, RS0090,RS0091, RS0109, RS0119,RS0120:,RS0121, R50138,AS0231).

Research, RS0003, RS0007,RSOOP, 830104, RS0130/RS0140, RS0148,RS0155,RS0156` 65015.9 6501'74RS0175, R50181: 850189,BS0195,ftS0221, VS0226

Research and DevelplmnefttCenters, RS0167,RS0185,

, RS0493, RS0197

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-1150090, RS010t4 R,50102,AS0113, RS01.LL/RS0125,'RS0134,eRSO1a7,.RS0149.

-'11-.50154,.40168, RS0169,RS0176;'RS0115, RS0196,psol07, RS02i4 RS0216,

. 0150223.

RIBM,O.te Miterials,RS0067; RIOIOK 'RS0159

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1150223, R$6234

Rural- Areas, Mime,RS0145

Scholarship fiends,RS000 "4.S

'School Desegregation,RS0020, RS0024yRS0029;'RS0043, R1044, 11501R5 .

School Law, inp026 .4

School, Personnel, fr

RS01 2B.

44chtiol Systems,, RS00260 . ..\

Science educatt4dIr.

.4RS0076.

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Sciences; RS0213

: Second Language J"Instruction, RS0011.RS0022, 1150024, RS8627,RS0051,.R$0064, Rg0086,R50095, RS0098, R50106,

/. -i.Rsoft17, Rsoice, PsolfT,RS0135, RS0150,11S0158,

'RS0188, RS0199, RS0232,

Second Language Learning,R50111', RS0135, R50150,.RS015A, RS0193, RS0197

Second Language PrOgrams,RS0111; RS0121,.RS0150

Secondary Education,RS0001,'RS0166

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Small Schmils; RS01651

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Social Discrimination,RS0177

Social History,

Social Ju;tfbe./S0192

Social Organizations,RS02141

Social Problems,..RS0i171

Social Scielices;.8S0002 ' t

Social Services,RS0013, RS0089, RS0091,

. RS0046, RSD098, RS01031,RSO11A, RSOI19, RS012(1,NRS01,21, RS0138, now,R50182, RSO1I3, R50195,RS0197, RS0198, 140149,:RS0200, RS0217, RS0225,RS0230, R0236,1150241

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Social Studies, RS0002,'RS0014,.RS0733

,,- Social Work, RS0129,'RS0236.

SodololyeRS0092

SeeCiat Educatf2R". RS0006

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Itecial Libraries,RS0031, RS0145,:RS0155

# %Special Schools,ItS0166

':Staff Oevelopment,.ItS0021

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0Stpdent Needs, RS0094

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"-Student Organizations,R.5604, R50202, RS0210

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.Summer Programs,R50016, RS0176

Teacher 'Associations,

RS0013, R50022, RS0032,RS0035, R50054, RS0087,RS0106, RS0107,350108,RS0115, R$0128, RS0143,R5015L, RS0153, RS0158,RSOIRR, RS0205

Teacher Centers, RS000I

Teacher Education,RS0004, RSOOltr, RS0019,RS001, RS0087, 850120,

, R50126, RS0145, RS0180,RS0188

Teacher Effectiveness,RS0034, RS0105

Teacher Improvement,RS0151.

Teacher Workshops,RS0010, RS0021, R501154,RS0176 .

Teachers, RS0128

'Teaching tOccupationr,ASOISI,

Teaching Guilet,RS0002

Teaching Skills,,R411151 .

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TechlicajAisistance,RSODOI, R.60006, RS0028RS0029, 850043, 11S0044R50090, RS0147, RS0168RS0013, RS0195, RS0219RS0226

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Textbook Bias, RS0162

Textbook (valuation,RS0123

Textbook Selection,RS0001.

Theater Arty, RS0015,RS0093; 8S0160, RS0163,RS0237

Therapy, RS0097

Training, R50014,*RS0048, RS0149, RS0168,RS0171, RZ0175, RS0178,RS0207

II' Training. Centers.

RSO005, RS0006, RS0021

lattorial PAPgrams,RS0136, RSQ.224

Tutoring, 150135,RS0224

Two Yearagolleges,RS0071

Unions, RS0128

Urban Youth; RS016 6

Visual Aids, RS0223

Vocational Educition,RS0008, IS0027, 'RS0051,RS0055, RS0072, RS0077,RS0091, ItS.0095, .1150098,p1RS0119, RS0120, RS0139,0860194, RS0217, RS0224,RS0232 '

Voluntary Agancies,RS0182, RS0204, RS0212

Vol unteer Training,RS0135

volunteer*, RS01 36',11S012,,RS0182

Welfare Services,RS0106, RS0199,

Work ExperienceProgranis,*RS0072.,RS0169 . v

Workshops, RS0005,R50006, .RS0043, 11,51117 3,RS0171. Rsolls

World 4ffairs,RS0110

Vocational Adjustment,R60139 *

Vocational Counseli4g,RS0207

Vocational development,OS0096

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World. literature,RS0011 .Youth, RS0103, RS0112

Youth EmploymeRj.RS(1?04

Teat.b__Opportuni ties,RS0044

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- rult, Career, and VocationEducationhio State University1960 Kenny Road

Columbus 0H 43210(614) 486-3655-----(See RS0077)

474unseling and PersonnelServicesUniversity of MichiganSchool of Education BuildingRoom 2108East University and Soutb,University Streets

Ann Arbor, MI 48109'(313) 764 -9492.

Educational ManagementUniversity of Oregon .

Eugene, OR 97403 '(503) 686-5943(See RS0078)

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s Univeraity of !ModsCollege of'Eclucation

Urbana, IL 61801(217) 333-1386

handicapped and Gifted Children

Council for Exceptional Children1920 Aisociation DriveReston, VA122091

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.08e Dupont Circle, NWSuite 630Washington, DC 200364202) 296-2S97(See RS0080) '

Information ResourcesSyracuse/UniversitySchool of EducationSyratuie, 13;10(316) 23-3640(See R$0079)

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Los AngelesPowell LibraryltRoom psA05 tii)gard AvenueLos Angeles, CA 90024(213) 825-3931(See RS0075)

Languages and lAiggi:tia. 0-1Center for Applied nguistics3520 Prospect Stree , NW

Washington, QC 20007(202) 298-9292

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1111-Kenyon RoadUrbana, IL 61801 -

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New Mexico to UniversityBox 3 ARLas Cruces, NM 88003(.505)106&2623(See R801 )

Sciencii athematits, andEnVironmental Education

Ohio State Univery1200 Chambers RoadTh d F120

u , ON 43212.(614) 422-6717(See Rt0076) .

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Urban EducationTeachers CollegeColumbi4UniversityBox 40 a

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National Origin Desegregation Assistance Centers (NODACs), formerlyknown, as Lau Centers, are funded by Title IV of the Civil Rights Act.HODACs provide technical assistance in planning, adopting, and imple-menting educational programs -for sch001 districts with enrollments oflimited- and non-English language national origin pupils as well asunderachieving linguisticminor ty students. 0

AREA A.Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts,New Hampshire, new York, Rhode'Island, Vermont, Puerto (tido,Virgin Islands

Desegregation Assistance Centerfor National Origin

Teachers CollegeColumbia OnigersityInstitute for Urban andMinority Education .

525 W. 120th Street,a0lhedway.New York, NY 10027(212) 678-3155Chines C. Harrington, Director

AREA 8AlabamcDeliware, DistriCt of-CoIumbia, Florida, Georgia,Kentucky, Maryland, Mississippi,North.Cirolina, Pennsylvania,South Carolina, Tennessee.VirgiAla, WistaVrginit

University of ianri MODAC

SChool of EducationP.O. Box 244066Coral Gables, BC3124(305) 284:3213Rosa Feinberg, DirectorGordon Foster; Diredlor .

..4UniverOly of Mianii NODAC2727 29th Street, 41W -

Washington, DC 20008(202) 2653088 ,-' .

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Illinois, lndfana, lows,- Kansas,Michigan, MInnesetts, Missouri,

Nebraska, Ohio, Wisdonsin

Midwest National Origin GACSchool of EducationEnders Hall 838P.O. BOX 413 s'

University of Wisconsin atMilwaukee

Milwaukee, WI 53201(414) 963-5663Ricardo R. Fernandez, Director-

AREA DArkansas, Louisiana, Texas

Intercultural DevelopmentResearch Association

583$ Callaghan-Rbad-Suite 350 -'

San Antonio, TX 78228(512) 684-8180Gloria.Zamora, Director

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511 16th Street \!Denver, CO 80202

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(505) 277-5706Ernest Gurule, Director

AREA GThat. part of California south ofand including San Luis Obispo,Kern, 'and San Ber6rdino Counties

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National Origin DesegregationCenter

San Diego 'tate University- 6363 Alvarado Court

Suite 228San Diego, CA 9212(714) 265 -6656 $Alberto Ochoa, Director

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255 E. 14th StreetOaklald, LA 946p6-(41t14451 -0511 40B. Roberto Crtit, Exec. DirectorMary Macbonald, Diqpctor

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Northwest Regional,EducationalLaboratory

Center for Bilingual Education7ID SW 2nd Avenue 'SPortland, OR 97204(503) 248-6805AlDerto,Aragon, Director

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Evaluation, Dissemination, and Assessment Centers-MAC?) are fundedby Title VII of the Elementiry and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) toassess, evaluate,, and disseminate bilingual education materials tobe used in bilingual education programs. Bilingual Education ServiceCenters (BESCs), also funded by ESEA Title VII, provide training in '

bilingual, education to people working in bilingual education programsand to parents of children,in the programs.

Evaluation, Dissemination, andAssessment Centers

'valuation, Dissemination, andAssessment Center

California State University atLos Angeles

5161 State University DriveLos Angeles, CA 90032(213) 224-3676Charles Leyba%

Evaluation, Dissemination, andAsSessment Center

40 Vashington AvenueCambridge, MA 02140(617) 492-0505 '

Ildebertp L. Pereira

Evaluation, Dissemination, andAssessment Center

Education Service Center,Region XIII

7703. North LamarAustin, TX 78752

' (512) 458-9131Nilda Garcia

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Bilingual Education ServiceCenter

Arizona State UniversityDixie Gammage Building, Room'258Tempe, AZ 85281

(6O2) 965-5688Milo Kalectaca

Bilingual Education Service

' CenterCalifornia State University atFullerton

800 th State College BoulevardLibW, Room 230Fullerton, C4 92644.(714) 773-3994 -

Anthony M-Vega

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Bili ual Education ServiceCe br

Babel, Inc.255 East 14th StreetOatiland, CA 94606

(415) 451-011.Sbm Cohen

Cross Cultural Resource CenterCalifornia State UniversityDepartment of Ant0Tpology TKK6000 J StreetSacramento, CA 9581

(916) 454-6236Steven Arvizu

Bilingual EducationCenter

Institute for Cultural PluraSan Diego State University

..6363 Alvarado Court, Suite 200'San Diego, CA 92120(714) 265-5193

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Bilinguals Unified for Educa-tional Opportunkies (BUENO)

Education Building, CampusBox 249

University of ColoradoBoulder, CO 80309(303) 492-5416Steve Del Castillo

Hunter College - C.W. Post Bilin-gual Education Service Center

440 East 26th Street,43th Floor,

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New York, NY 10010

.(212) 481-5074,

Georgetown University BilingualEduCation Service Center

D.C. Transit Building, Suite 3763520 Prospect Street, NW

'Washington, DC 20057(202) 625-3540Ramer' Santiago

South Atlantic Bilingual Educa-tion Service (SABES) tenter

Florida International UniversityNorth Mami, Ft 33181(305) 940-5640Arturo Rico ,

.8ilinual Education ServiceCenter

500 South Dwyer Avenue.Arlington Heights, IL 60005(312) 870-4100Anne M. Kiefer

Nattnal Bilingua) EducationService Center

University of SouthwesternLouisiana -

P. O. Box 43410Lafayette, LA 70504(318) 264-6991Robert Fontenot

American Indian Bilingual'Education Center

University of New Mexico.College of Education .

Albuquerque, NM 87131{, (505) 277-3551Joseph Gircla

Aristides Crut

. Caribbean Bilingual EducationSerVice Center

Avenida Barbosabb09Esquina MayaguezEdificio Sunny Isles, 1st FloorHato Rey, PR 00917(809)763-3180/3031/276SPaquita Ayala -

New England Bilingual EducationService Center

345 Blackstone' Boulevard'

Potter BuildingProvidence, RI 02906 '

(401) 274-9548'Adeline Becker

Bilingual Resourcb Center.Education Service Center,Region'XII1

7703 North Lamar BoulevardAustin, TX 78752(.5:21 458-9131

*Jeslis Garda, Jr.

Rio Grande Bokler BilingualEducati9n Service Center

1900 West SchunidrEdinburg, IX 78539.(512) 383-'rods Thonms

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'Intercultural DevelopmentResearch Association

.5835 Callaghan Road, Suite 350San Antonio, TX 78228 %

(512) 684 -B180Abelardb Vilarreal

Biling61 Education Service BilingUal Education Service

Center Centec for Alaska and theNational Institut* for Multi- . Rankest (BESCAN)

cultural Education , .e. University District,Building3010 Monte Vista, NE, Suite 203 1)07 NE 45th Street, Suite 515Albuquerque,'NM 87106 Seattle, WA 981D5(505) 262.1721 . (206) 543-9424

Tanis Villarreal, Jr. Doris Lock

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