- 2009/09/15
…governments should ensure fair and adequate accessibility of basic human needs such as healthcare and education to all American citizens. ">Tu Thomas Hoang - 2009/09/15
You always hear about legislators, how they vote, where they vote, and you think it’s bigger than yourself, but being there in person, I think it will help us realize that we can actually do something and make change happen. ">Bryan Wright - 2009/09/15
…we need solutions that support everyone in our communities, like comprehensive immigration reform and health care for all. ">Joline Wolford - 2009/09/14
Jin and Joanne, friends who live in Los Angeles, CA, conducted the following interview about their upcoming trip to Washington D.C. ">Jin and Joanne - 2009/09/14
My name is Keum Sook Oh and have lived in Philadelphia, PA for 30 years. I am 57 years old and work at a discount store. ">Keum Sook Oh - 2009/09/14
I want to make sure that our elected officials hear our stories and understand that we need immigration reform now so that students like me can study, go to college, graduate and be someone in life. ">Ana - 2009/09/14
I believe citizenship means performing your civic duties such as voting, protesting, being educated on issues, and speaking to elected officials. ">Jimmy Kim - 2009/09/14
Press Release: Korean Americans Travel to Washington, DC on Sept. 17 to Celebrate Citizenship Day with a Day of Civic Engagement - 2009/09/13
I want to share the values and issues that our communities care about! ">Martha Vickery - 2009/09/04
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