Go Go Angry Asian Man Phil Yu who is speaking on the opening plenary of the Advancing Justice Conference 2013 on Thursday Nov 14 in Los Angeles, Californnia. So sorry to be missing all the fun this year, but look forward to catching up with everyone soon... American Citizens for Justice / Asian American Center for Justice sends best regards!
2013 Advancing Justice Conference » Civil Rights for the Next Generation: The Role of Arts, Entertainment, and Social Media
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Wednesday, November 13, 2013
Thursday, October 27, 2011
ACJ at Advancing Justice Conference in San Francisco
ACJ Advisory Board member Frances Kai-Hwa Wang will be speaking at Advancing Justice Conference in San Francisco, Thursday, October 27, 2011:
Is There An App For That? Leveraging Social Media for Social Justice
Date: Thursday, October 27th
Time: 11:00am-12:30pm
Place: Spring C
Workshop Track: Capacity Building
Social media is now ahead of email in terms of online activity and accounts for over 10% of user time spent on the Internet. Recognizing that this shift is a powerful vehicle by which to communicate social justice messaging, many nonprofits are using social media to raise funds for their programs, inspire advocacy, and raise awareness. This workshop will address how to leverage social media more effectively, overcome challenges, and draw supporters to their cause.
Speakers: Keith Kamisugi, Director of Communications Equal Justice Society; Bilen Mesfin, Communications Consultant/Principal Change Consulting; Mariam Hosseini, Director of Communications Asian Law Caucus; Frances kai-hwa Wang, Online Communications Chair American Citizens for Justice Advisory Board
http://advancingjustice.org/conference/2011/is-there-an-app-for-that-leveraging-social-media-for-social-justice/
Is There An App For That? Leveraging Social Media for Social Justice
Date: Thursday, October 27th
Time: 11:00am-12:30pm
Place: Spring C
Workshop Track: Capacity Building
Social media is now ahead of email in terms of online activity and accounts for over 10% of user time spent on the Internet. Recognizing that this shift is a powerful vehicle by which to communicate social justice messaging, many nonprofits are using social media to raise funds for their programs, inspire advocacy, and raise awareness. This workshop will address how to leverage social media more effectively, overcome challenges, and draw supporters to their cause.
Speakers: Keith Kamisugi, Director of Communications Equal Justice Society; Bilen Mesfin, Communications Consultant/Principal Change Consulting; Mariam Hosseini, Director of Communications Asian Law Caucus; Frances kai-hwa Wang, Online Communications Chair American Citizens for Justice Advisory Board
http://advancingjustice.org/conference/2011/is-there-an-app-for-that-leveraging-social-media-for-social-justice/
Saturday, August 6, 2011
ICE’s Shredding of “S-Comm” Agreements: A Stunning Display of Bad Faith
via Asian Law Caucus who writes: "Amid a growing chorus of national criticism of the flawed “Secure” Communities or S-Comm program, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) earlier today unilaterally canceled memorandums of agreement with 39 states over the program (including California) and announced that those states would still be forced to participate in the program without any sort of local oversight or accountability:
ICE’s Shredding of “S-Comm” Agreements: A Stunning Display of Bad Faith
More from NAKASEC who writes: "Today's SComm announcement continues to ignore the concerns of the community ":
Ignoring the Masses, Changing the Rules As They Go - NAKASEC
ICE’s Shredding of “S-Comm” Agreements: A Stunning Display of Bad Faith
More from NAKASEC who writes: "Today's SComm announcement continues to ignore the concerns of the community ":
Ignoring the Masses, Changing the Rules As They Go - NAKASEC
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