Help With Census 2020
UPDATE 3/31/2020 : According to the Census Bureau, the deadline to reply to the census has been extended to August 14, 2020. The public is strongly encouraged to respond online. Read More …
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Highlights of Lunar New Year Banquet 2020
Year of the Mouse Highlights of Ten-Course Banquet & Entertainment was at Furama Restaurant, 4936 N Broadway, Chicago, IL 60640 Saturday – February 1, 2020 at 11:30 AM The ten-course Read More …
SEAC Stands with Mayor Lightfoot in Opposition of ICE Raids
South-East Asia Center Program Director San O stands with Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot at a rally in Uptown objecting to President Trump’s call for ICE raids aimed to identify and Read More …
Know Your Alderman
It is a good idea to know the aldermen who represent your community. In Chicago, each individual building address is located within one of 50 “wards” and each “ward” is Read More …
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Thanks for subscribing to the South-East Asia Center Newsletter. We promise not to bombard you with emails. During the June 2021 we will be sending out a series of articles Read More …
Lunar New Year Celebration 2019
Local Dignitaries & Ethnic Entertainment Featured at SEAC Lunar New Year Luncheon A number of dignitaries and cross-cultural entertainers were on-hand Saturday, February 9, 2019 to help the South-East Asia Read More …
Various Jobs Available
Career Opportunities All Ages and Skill Levels For information call San or Run-Hao at (773) 989-7433. Kitchen Help | Building Repair Maintenance | Teachers | Office Help | Interns Part-Time / Full-Time | Read More …
Preschool Graduation Highlights 2018
The older kids help the 2018 preschool grads celebrate their accomplishment.
GENESIS FOR MULTICULTURAL EDUCATIONAL APPROACH | Newsletter 4
The South-East Asia Center is very concerned that traditional multicultural education often unwittingly supports the separatists agenda. The Center strongly believes that we should be developing curriculum that counters this agenda by teaching our children to understand others’ perspectives and through historically accurate histories and better cultural understanding learn to appreciate the power that comes from recognizing common goals and harnessing cooperative action. The Center is developing such a curriculum and teaching it in two Chicago Public schools. Read More …
THE LAND OF MANY COLORS | Newsletter 5
A class of pre-schoolers in Klamath Falls, Oregon wrote with their teacher one of the best anti-violence reading books for K-3 that we have ever found. The Land of Many Colors evolved during the Persian Gulf war because the preschoolers had many questions about war due to family members and friends involvement. Read More …
