Re:Union

Searching for a kababata from your hometown, a college buddy or a Pinoy colleague? Your search is finally over. The Asian Journal brings you Re:Union, Filipino American Associations in America -- your link to a network of kababayan associations here in the United States. As your Filipino-American community newspaper, the Asian Journal recognizes your need to nourish and maintain ties with the people and the culture you were born with. This is our way of connecting our kababayans to the past, of creating new opportunities for the present and of inspiring you to pay it forward by becoming active members of your association and the FilAm community at large in the future.

People's CORE

Wednesday, 25 March 2009 15:34 CORE

C ommunity

O rganization for

R eform and

E mpowerment

The Philippine Nurses Association of San Antonio (PNASA)

Tuesday, 17 March 2009 16:37 PNASA

The Philippine Nurses Association of San Antonio, Texas was organized in March, 1989 in response to the expressed needs of the Philippine nurses in the community to serve as a mechanism to deal with professional issues and concerns. It seeks to provide a structure which will uphold the image and foster the welfare of the Philippine nurses in Texas.

It is an educational, professional, voluntary, non-sectarian and non-profit organization.

Federation of Filipino American Associations, Inc. (FFAAI)

Wednesday, 04 March 2009 12:04 AJPress

(1 vote, average: 5.00 out of 5)

THE Federation of Filipino American Associations, Inc. (FFAAI) is a Nonprofit 501 (c)(3) community-based organization. Strategically located at 2125 Santa Fe Avenue, Long Beach, California, we are implement and extend social services that are culturally and linguistically appropriate among residents of the Los Angeles County.

Miagao Association of California - Los Angeles

Wednesday, 25 February 2009 00:00 AJPress

(2 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)

MAC-LA is an organization started in the early 1990’s and is composed mainly of members currently living in the Los Angeles area whose roots are from Miagao, Iloilo, Philippines. Of course, all are encouraged to join the organization and participate in the various events and charity activities sponsored by the Association. The goal of the Association is to continue many of the traditions practiced by Miagaowanons in the Philippines and to actively help others who are in need, especially those in our hometown of Miagao.

Samahang Pilipino at UCLA

Friday, 16 January 2009 01:15 AJ Press

History of Samahang Pilipino
SAMAHANG Pilipino is a multi-faceted student organization which addresses the specific needs of the Pilipino community of UCLA and the greater Los Angeles area. Since 1972, Samahang has been committed to addressing five key aspects of Pilipino life: cultural, social, political, academic, and community. Samahang remains a family away from home and a bridge to our cultural roots.
From Christine Corrales, Samahang Pilipino President 2006-2007:
"Samahang Pilipino has much to celebrate with this year as its 35th anniversary! Samahang Pilipino has grown significantly from its initial establishment in 1972. Since then, Samahang Pilipino has developed from a small social space for Pilipino students at UCLA into a powerful mobilizing force addressing the needs of the Pilipino community both on and off campus. By emphasizing the social, political, academic, cultural and community issues relevant to the Pilipino community, Samahang Pilipino seeks to holistically develop and empower general members to become leaders in advocating for positive change in the community.

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