Cleaning Staff Job Opening
JANITOR WANTED – Broadway / Foster Area Chicago Duties include trash removal and cleaning. Person should be physically fit, able to lift 50 pounds, understand the different uses of various Read More …
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2025 Lunar New Year Celebration Registration
Join us for our annual LUNAR NEW YEAR CELEBRATION – 2025 is The Year of the Snake. Eight course banquet will be served at Furama Restaurant, 4936 N Broadway, Chicago, Read More …
Winter Solstice Celebration 2024
Winter solstice celebrations have a rich history that spans thousands of years and various cultures around the world. The winter solstice is an astronomical event marking the shortest day and Read More …
Jewel-Osco Assists SEAC with COVID Shots
South-East Asia Center (SEAC) hosted a vaccine clinic at the end of September that served about 95 community and team members. The number of people coming in for vaccines was Read More …
Coalition for Limited English Speaking Elderly Celebrates 35 Years
In 1989 Peter Porr and San O were co-founders, along with several other leaders of ethnic organizations, who created The Coalition of Limited English Speaking Elderly (CLESE). The founders realized Read More …
Golden Diners at South-East Asia Center
The Golden Diners Program offers older adults (60 years of age and older) and their spouses of any age, an opportunity to have a healthy, nutritious meal each day while Read More …
Summer Activities Ages 5 to 12
Bridge International School – Chicago SUMMER FUN For Full Information about Summer Fun 2024 or to ENROLL NOW Call (773) 989-7433 Understanding the World Around Us Providing a Global Vision Read More …
Mother’s Day Luncheon Celebration 2024
Community seniors gathered to enjoy a delicious traditional style Chinese meal with chicken, shrimp, bok choy and mushrooms at the South-East Asia Center Golden Diners luncheon on Broadway and Winona. Read More …
Lunar New Year 2024 Highlights
Highlight video from SEAC Lunar New Year Celebration.
Article I – Celebrating Diversity or Celebrating Commonalities
Most of us have grown up hearing, teaching, and learning to celebrate diversity. This now fashionable conventional wisdom grew out of the rebellious 60’s and early 70’s. We rebels, myself Read More …
Article II Zero-sum or Positive-sum: Group vs. Self-pride
We humans have divided ourselves into groups throughout history and around the world. Good start – we could better raise families, hunt, protect from animals, divide responsibilities, specialize, do big Read More …
Article III Beyond Tourist Approach to Deeper Understanding
Ethnic fests may be fun, appetizing, and entertaining. But sharing ethnic foods, music, dance, and costumes breaks few cross-cultural barriers. It creates few jobs, improves few schools, and evaporates few Read More …
Article V Small-Picture Dangers, Big-Picture Benefits
When we take a big picture rather than focusing on one race, ethnicity, continent, or period of history, we find that deeper down we have common histories. Expanding our everyday Read More …
Ainslie Viaduct Demolition
Drivers navigating their way west to east from Broadway toward the lake and visa versa on most of the through streets between Lawrence and Hollywood have noticed they no longer Read More …
Thank You From PreK Parent
Dear Ms Anelyn, Ms. Dana, Ms. Janet, Ms Xiaomin, Ms. Lilia, Ms. Denise, M. Uke, Ms Ariana and all the staff at the SEAC PreK classroom, Thank you for preparing Read More …
Summer Fun and Learning at Millennium Park
Children ages 6 to 12 from our Bridge International School summer program enjoyed a full day trip to Chicago’s downtown Millennium Park escorted by SEAC staff, parents and volunteers. This Read More …
ESL Calendar April 2023
Calendar of scheduled activities for ESL Students. Download PDF version here.
Fun Family Reading Event
Encouraging KINDNESS through READING at a Fun Family Reading Event Parents brought their children ages 2 through 12 years old to read and enjoy Cross-Cultural GAMES & ACTIVITIES. The event Read More …
Civic Engagement – Your Place in the Community
To be a good citizen know about the area you live and who represents you. Also have ideas about what you want from your local government. Here are some things Read More …
Chicago 48th Ward Aldermanic Forum
Ten candidates competing to replace Harry Osterman as Chicago Alderman for the 48th Ward, which includes parts of the Andersonville, Edgewater and Uptown neighborhoods, gathered to provide their point-of-view regarding Read More …