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“Community Development,” 1:1 (2003)

The inaugural issue examines the topic of community development by policy advocates and applied social scientists from across the nation.

Authors:
Kil Huh and Lisa Hasegawa, Dean S. Toji and Karen Umemoto, Melany de la Cruz and Loh-Sze Leung, Douglas Miller and Douglas Houston, Grace Yoo.

Read the Founding Message From the Editors: To Serve, Help Build, and Analyze by Paul Ong and Don Nakanishi

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“Civil Rights,” 2:1 (2004)

Guest Editors: Angelo Ancheta, Jacinta Ma, Don Nakanishi

Most of the articles in this issue were originally produced for a strategic roundtable held in October 2002, co-sponsored by the Civil Rights Project at Harvard University and the UCLA Asian American Studies Center.

Authors:
Karen K. Narasaki and June K. Han, Peter Nien-chu Kiang, Claire Jean Kim, Rowena Robles, Paul M. Ong.

Read the Message From the Editors: The Asian American Nexus to Civil Rights by Angelo Ancheta, Jacinta Ma, and Don Nakanishi (Adobe PDF Document)

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“Voting,” 2:2 (2004)

Politicians, political activists, and professors contributed commentaries, policy research reports, and detailed accounts of exit polls and voting rights compliance strategies that can be used in AAPI communities.

Authors:
S.B. Woo, James Dien Bui, Shirley Suet-ling Tang and Peter Nien-chu Kiang, Tarry Hum, Janelle S. Wong, Daniel Kikuo Ichinose, Glenn D. Magpantay.

Read the Message From the Editors: Voting: The Biggest Challenge and What Can Be Done by Don T. Nakanishi and Paul Ong (Adobe PDF Document)

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"Health," 3:1 (2005)

Little is know about these health problems, which include high levels of cancer, cardiovascular disease and diabetes, and what is known is not widely disseminated, according to Marjorie Kagawa-Singer, a UCLA associate professor of public health and Asian American Studies, and Paul Ong, a UCLA professor of Asian American studies and the director of the Ralph and Goldy Lewis Center for Regional Policy Studies. This issues examines health problems of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders.

Authors:
Marjorie Kagawa-Singer, Paul M. Ong, Julia Liou, Sherry Hirota, Hongtu Chen, Elizabeth J. Kramer, Teddy Chen, Jianping Chen, Henry Chung, Cecilia Chen, Doug Brugge, Alice Leung, Andrea Finkelman, Weibo Lu, Will Rand, Lisa Sun-Hee Park, David Naguib Pellow, Chi-kan Richard Hung

Read the Message from the Editors: The Road Ahead - Barriers and Paths of Improving AAPI Health (Adobe PDF Document)

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"Employment/Work Issues," 3:2 (2005)

The UCLA Asian American Studies Center, Los Angeles, announces the publication of the new issue of AAPI Nexus: Asian Americans & Pacific Islanders, Policy, Practice and Community (3:2, 2005).  Scholars, researchers, practitioners, and government officials within this volume examine racial discrimination in employment against Asian Americans, workers' rights, and economic parity in the global labor market.

Guest Editor, Deborah Woo, and Senior Editor, Paul Ong, aim for this issue (the first of two) on AAPI work and employment to "produce the knowledge that will help generate new policies and practices to better serve the cause of greater workforce equity and social justice."

Authors:
Stuart J. Ishimaru, Karin Mak and Grace Meng, Don Mar, Paula Chakravartty, Julian Chun-Chung Chow, Kathy Lemon Osterling and Qingwen Xu, Siri Thanasombat and John Trasviña.

Read the Message From the Editors: "AAPI Labor Market Status and Challenges" by Deborah Woo and Paul Ong (Adobe PDF Document)

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"Glass Ceiling/Health Issues," 4:1 (2006)

The new AAPI Nexus: Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders Policy, Practice and Community by the UCLA Asian American Studies Center examines whether there is a "glass ceiling" affecting Asian American professionals. Health issues also are addressed.

Authors: Vu H. Pham, Lauren Emiko Hokoyama, Arthur Sakamoto, Hyeyoung Woo, Keng-Loong Yap, Jeremy S. Wu, Carson K. Eoyang, David T. Takeuchi, Seunghye Hong, Ninez A. Ponce, Melissa Gatchell, Laurent S. Tao, Jini Han, and Ami N. Shah

Read the Editors’ Note: Two Foci: "Glass Ceiling?" and "Health Data" by Paul Ong, Marjorie Kagawa-Singer, and Deborah Woo (Adobe PDF Document)

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"Youth," 4:2 (2006)

The new AAPI Nexus: Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders Policy, Practice and Community by the UCLA Asian American Studies Center presents a Special Focus on Youth Facing Risks.

Read the Editors’ Note: Asian American and Pacific Islander Youth: Risks, Challenges and Opportunities by Karen Umemoto and Paul Ong (Adobe PDF Document)

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"Art & Cultural Institutions," 5:1 (2007)

The new AAPI Nexus: Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders Policy, Practice and Community by the UCLA Asian American Studies Center presents a Special Focus on Art and Culture.

Read the Editors’ Note: Art & Cultural Institutions and AAPI Communities by Franklin Odo and Paul Ong (Adobe PDF Document)

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PAUL ONG - Senior Editor, Urban Planning & Social Welfare, UCLA
DON NAKANISHI, Associate Editor, Asian American Studies and Education, UCLA

• Pauline Agbayani-Siewert, Social Welfare, CSULA
• Roshan Bastani, Health Services and Public Health, UCLA
• Mitchell Chang, Higher Education and Organizational Change, UCLA
• Clara Chu, Library and Information Studies, UCLA
• Margaret Fung, Asian Pacific American Legal Defense and Education Fund
• Tessie Guillermo, Community Technology Foundation of California
• Lisa Hasegawa, National Coalition for Asian Pacific American Community Development
• J.D. Hokoyama, Leadership Education for Asian Pacifics
• Tarry Hum, Urban Studies, Queens College, City University of New York
• Marjorie Kagawa-Singer, Community Health Sciences and Public Health, UCLA
• Jerry Kang, Law, UCLA
• Snehendu Kar, Community Health Sciences & Public Health, UCLA
• Peter Kiang, Education and Asian American Studies, University of MA, Boston
• Daphne Kwok, Asian Pacific American Institute for Congressional Studies
• Jin Sook Lee, Asian Pacific American Labor Alliance, AFL-CIO
• Taeku Lee, Public Policy, Harvard University
• James Lubben; Social Work, Boston College
• Ailee Moon, Social Welfare, UCLA
• Robert Nakamura, Film and TV, Asian American Studies, UCLA
• Karen Narasaki, National Asian Pacific American Legal Consortium
• Thu-huong Nguyen-Vo, East Asian Languages and Cultures, UCLA
• William Ouchi, Management, UCLA
• Edward Park, Asian Pacific American Studies, Loyola Marymount University
• Ninez Ponce; Public Health, UCLA; Leland Saito
• Sociology and American Studies in Ethnicity, University of Southern California
• David Takeuchi, Social Work, University of Washington
• Karen Umemoto, Urban & Regional Planning, University of Hawai'i, Manoa
• Ling-chi Wang, Ethnic Studies, UC Berkeley
• Deborah Woo, Community Studies, UC Santa Cruz, KaYing Yang, Southeast Asian Resource Action Center
• Min Zhou, Sociology, UCLA