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Various online resources related to the Asian Pacific Islander American community and non-profit organizations are listed below. The member organizations of A3PCON provide a variety of community services and address issues of concern in the APIA communities. Please feel free to contact them. The
Diverse Face of Asian and Pacific Islanders in California FREE PUBLICATIONS and INFORMATION: Two free publications sponsored by the Annie E. Casey Foundation are available: * A Step-by-Step Guide to Creating Effective Policy Reports * Tips on Advocacy for Publicly Funded Nonprofits To preview and order up to 2 free copies of each publication, you can call (410) 223-2890 or visit www.aecf.org/publications. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has a website addressing the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) in various languages. Please go to www.cdc.gov/ncidod/sars/ and then click on one of the available languages in the upper right hand corner. Information includes frequently asked questions, what everyone should know about SARS, information for the workplace, and latest SARS updates. APA Community Researcher Database This is a database of
Asian Pacific American community researchers developed for the APA
Community Research Rountable (APACRR). It lists academic researchers
in the areas like ethnic studies, race relations, gender studies,
minority health care, Asian American literature and history, and
others. Asian Pacific Islander Healthline This website is designed
to assist health and social service providers in finding health
care providers in Los Angeles County and health education documents
for Asian and Pacific Islander (API) clients. A demonstration project
by Asian Pacific Health Care Venture and Little Tokyo Service Center. Asian Pacific American Community Directory During the 2001-2002 academic year, the USC Asian Pacific American Student Services embarked on survey project of APA organizations in the Southern California region. This survey asked organizations detailed information on the types of services provided and which populations they served. Of the nearly 500 local organizations surveyed, APASS garnered 240 responses for an outstanding return rate of 48 percent. The results of this survey can be accessed by searching by service area. This data is available only on organizations in Southern California (with zip codes from 89999-93000, or about San Diego to Thousand Oaks) who responded to the survey. 2000 Census and Asian Pacific Islander Americans The Census 2000 Special Report series provides an in-depth analysis of Census 2000 population and housing topics to the public. [ Asian American Population ] [ Pacific Islander American Population ] UCLA Asian American Studies Center Links A nice listing of various Asian American websites and community resources. Please let us know of other website links and resources!
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