[AMA-e-News] Asian Media Access, E-Newsletter, 4/23

Johnny Chio johnnychio@amamedia.org
Mon, 23 Apr 2007 13:30:47 -0500


Greetings from Asian Media Access:

For information on community events, please also visit Asian Media Access¹
(AMA) Website at www.amamedia.org and click the link ³Community Events
Calendar² (http://www2.amamedia.org/calendar/month.php).

Asian Media Access (AMA) Events or Sponsored Event:

1. Asian Media Access ­ Tea Tasting Fundraiser

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Local Community Events:

2. Humor Noir at Walker
3. Workshop on Korean and Other Asian Pacific Victims of Human & Sexual
Trafficking
4. Free Seminar - Wealth Management for Dummies
5. Annual May Asian Pacific Heritage Month Kick Off Event
6. Twin Cities Chinese Dance Center Production ­ Legends of the East

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1. Asian Media Access ­ Tea Tasting Fundraiser

Come join AMA in the upcoming Tea Tasting FUNdraiser! Bring your mom or
bring the whole family.  A fun, cross-cultural learning experience.

Date & Time: Saturday, May 12, 11 am ­ 2 pm (Mother¹s Day Weekend)
Location: Midtown Global Market, Stall #107, 920 E Lake Street, Minneapolis
(corner of Lake St. & Chicago Ave.)
Cost: Free and Open to Public
Things to do: free form tea tasting & traditional tea ceremonies.  This is a
free community event!

For more information, call us at 612-376-7715 or visit AMA¹s website at
http://www.amamedia.org/CapitalCampaign/event.html.
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2. Humor Noir at Walker

Humor Noir
Target Free Thursday Nights

Date & Time:  Thursday, April 26, 7:00 pm
Location: Cinema
Price: Free tickets available at the Bazinet Garden Lobby desk from 6 pm

Humor is a complicated human response, prompting us to laugh at things both
absurd and tragic. Kara Walker constantly tests these boundaries by
employing her sense of humor within violent imagery. To address these
issues, Simon Critchley, professor of philosophy at the New School for
Social Research and the Getty Research Institute, speaks about the
definition and possibilities of the comic as well as humor's ethical limits
and function in culture and visual art. This lecture will be webcast live
and archived on the Walker Channel (channel.walkerart.org).
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3. Workshop on Korean and Other Asian Pacific Victims of Human & Sexual
Trafficking

Workshop on Korean and Other Asian Pacific Victims of Human & Sexual
Trafficking

Date & Time: April 27, 2007, 9 am - noon
Location: Korean Service Center, 630 Cedar Avenue, Basement Suite,
Minneapolis, MN 55454
Free and open to the public.  Workshop concludes with a light lunch provided
by KSC

- Learn how to identify and safely assist victims of trafficking
- Increase your knowledge about trafficking, safe interventions,
- Legal clinics and practical strategies

Who should attend: This workshop is for Korean and other Asian Pacific
service providers, Korean, Asian and Mainstream health care professionals,
church and religious leaders, students and any one who would like more
detailed information about trafficking, the strategies for assisting victim,
resources including visas for trafficked victims, and information about the
agencies working on the trafficking problems in Minnesota.

There are an estimated 200,000 trafficking victims in the US, many of whom
could be around us in both urban and rural Minnesota.  The numbers include
persons who came as mail order brides, or arranged marriages, others who
work in situations of servitude as domestic servants, restaurant workers,
garment industry workers, and others who are trafficked into prostitution in
gangs.

For more information, contact Yoonju Park, Executive Director of the Korean
Service Center at 612-342-1344, or David Zander, Council Asian Pacific MN at
651-296-0538.

This workshop is made possible by a federal grant from a Department of
Health and Human Services to Korean Service Center, administered through
Civil Society.
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4. Free Seminar - Wealth Management for Dummies

Chinese American Academic & Professional Association in Minnesota (CAAPAM)
cordially invite you to a free seminar "Wealth Management for Dummies".

Date & Time: April 28, 2007, 9:40 am ­ 11:20 am
Location: Twin Cities Chinese Language School, Ronald M. Hubbs Center, 1030
University Ave. W., St. Paul, MN 55104 (one block east of Lexington Av. &
Univ. Av., on the south side of Univ. Av.)

This seminar is cosponsored by the Twin Cities Chinese Language School.
Topics to be discussed in the seminar:
- How can I support my kids for Ivy league schools or for Univ for
Minnesota?
- How can I have a winning portfolio?
- Do I have enough when I retire in 10, 20, or 30 years?
- You worked hard for money, now how to have your money work harder for you?
- Creating a legacy today for tomorrow, how to pass your wealth to heirs?
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5. Annual May Asian Pacific Heritage Month Kick Off Event

An invitation from The Council on Asian Pacific Minnesotans

ŒOne generation plants the trees: Another gets the shade.¹  Chinese Proverb

Please join them for this year¹s celebration and theme ŒSecuring the
Blessings of Liberty for our children, our future.¹

Annual May Asian Pacific Heritage Month Kick Off Event

Date & Time: Tuesday, May 1, Noon ­ 2:00 p.m.
Location: State Capitol Rotunda

A full and exciting program of cultural events, speakers and updates on
important issues such as childcare, school readiness, education, employment,
higher education, college, health, mental health, addiction, elder care.

This is both an important Asian Day at the Capitol for legislative advocacy
with an opportunity to sign letters, and speak with legislators

Plus Cultural events and surprises

The event will include an opportunity to view Asian Art on display in the
Capitol Rotunda and North Corridor. Invited artists include Seexeng Lee,
Quang Lu, Ngu Q. Duong and students

Free and open to the public.

Some of the art and exhibits will remain on display in the State Capitol
North Corridor from April 30 through May 11.
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6. Twin Cities Chinese Dance Center Production ­ Legends of the East

TCCDC is going to hold its first production "Legends of the East".

Date & Time: Sunday May 20, 2007, 4:00 pm
Location: Performing Art Center, Centenial Senior High School, Circle Pines,
MN 55104

Map:
http://www.mapquest.com/maps/map.adp?formtype=address&addtohistory=&address=
4707%20North%20Rd&city=Circle%20Pines&state=MN&zipcode=55014%2d1545&country=
US&geodiff=1

Ticket Sale:
Ticket price is Adult $16, kids $12, and family of four pack $48. The seat
selection is first come first served.
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