| OCAPICA's
First Annual Golf Tournament Fundraiser
Monday,
July 19, 2010
Mile
Square Golf Course
10401 Warner Avenue
Fountain
Valley, CA 92708
We
developed this fundraising event to help maintain
and strengthen our programs to ensure a healthy
Asian and Pacific Islander community in Orange
County. Join us as for
a day of networking, exercise, and celebration.
Show
your support – here's how :
1.
Register to golf (bring along a friend or better
yet, make a foursome)
2.
Become a sponsor (there are many different levels)
3.
Come for dinner (you don't have to golf)
4.
Share this opportunity with your colleagues,
friends and family
To
learn more, please click the following:
·
Golf
tournament brochure
·
Sponsorship
letter
·
Sponsorship
pledge form
·
OCAPICA
brochure
To
register or become a sponsor, please contact
Denyce
Yamamoto dyamamoto@ocapica.org
or (714) 636-9095.
July
2009
PATH
for Women Scholarship Fund for Pacific Islander
Students
REACH US – Promoting Access to Health for Pacific
Islander and Southeast Asian Women (PATH for
Women), a breast and cervical cancer program
working to address disparities among Asian and
Pacific Islander communities, is offering the
PATH for Women Scholarship Fund to Pacific Islander
high school seniors and undergraduate college
students who demonstrate significant merit in
academics, workplace, and community with an
interest in the health field. Five students
will be selected to receive a $1,000 scholarship
to offset their expenses at a two- or four-year
accredited institution.
Eligibility
High school seniors and students who are currently
or will be attending a two or four year institution
that offers accredited, post-secondary instruction
may apply. Applicants must be of Pacific Islander
descent and must reside in Orange County,
Los Angeles County or San Diego County or attend
a college or university in one of these counties.
Low income students and those who are of
the first generation in their family to attend
college are encouraged to apply.
Postmark DEADLINE: Monday, July 20, 2009
Click
here for application
For more information, contact:
Alisi Tulua-Tata
Program Coordinator, PATH for Women
714-636-9095 ext. 212
atata@ocapica.org
REACH US PATH for Women is a program of
the Orange County Asian and Pacific Islander
Community Alliance (OCAPICA), funded by the
CDC.
July
2007
Orange
County Asian and Pacific Islander Community
Alliance (OCAPICA), CSUF Multicultural Leadership
Center, CSUF Asian Pacific Islander Student
Association (APISA), and The Gathering for Social
Justice invite you to participate in
DEFINE
Defining
a community through a gathering of youth
Featuring
noted Civil Rights Activist, actor and singer
Harry Belafonte
A free
gathering of Asian and Pacific Islander youth
discussing and advocating social justice issues
affecting their community.
Complimentary
meals and entertainment provided. Please RSVP
and for more information to Jennifer Kuo jkuo@ocapica.org
(714) 636-9095x204. Walk-ins permitted.
RSVP highly encouraged to ensure adequate amount
of food is provided.
Saturday,
July 28, 2007
Registration
begins 10:00AM
Gathering
11:00AM-5:00PM.
Dinner
& Entertainment at 5:30PM
California
State University , Fullerton (CSUF)
Titan
Student Union-Pavilion C
800 N.
State College Blvd.
Fullerton
, CA 92831
Please
park at State College Parking Structure. Free
Parking on weekends.
http://asi.fullerton.edu/directionsandmaps.asp
for directions
July-August
2007
OCAPICA
Free SAT Program
As
part of the OCAPICA Soar Afterschool Program,
we are offering a FREE SAT Program for high
school students from July to August for 6 weeks.
Enrollment is limited. Priority will be given
to seniors and juniors. Applications must be
received by Monday, July 2nd.
Application-
http://www.ocapica.org/documents/YouthProgramAppSAT.pdf
Program
Highlights:
*
Over 40+ hours of Free SAT instruction!!!
*
All materials and Diagnostic Tests provided
free of charge!!!
*
Comprehensive instruction in Math, Verbal and
Writing!!!
*
Vocabulary Builder Workshops to increase verbal
scores!!!
*
Six-Week Program
For
more information, please contact:
Jennifer
Kuo (714) 636-9095 x204 English
Jina
Hwang (714)
636-9095 x213 Korean
Kimmy
Nguyen (714) 530-2323 Vietnamese
PAST
PROGRAMS
July
11-August 25, 2006
C.A.L.
24 Summer 2006
An
innovative and creative leadership program that
supports the individuality and energy of today's
youth culture, C.A.L. 24 ( C ultural
A rtistic L eadership;
24 hours in a day) will feature interactive
workshops on community issues, discussions on
cultural history, and site visits while developing
the participants' advocacy and organizing skills.
Workshops topics will address wide ranging topics
as such as multicultural history of America
, preparing for college, public speaking and
communication skills, and active self-reflection.
Art is utilized throughout the program to reinforce
these leadership traits and as a medium for
communicating themes important to the youth.
Participants will learn how to express themselves
through photography, mural painting, creative
writing, and film.
C.A.L.
24 Benefits
-
Meet new people.
-
Get involved with the community through various
community projects
-
Experience that enhances college applications.
-
Gain skills in public speaking, media, marketing
and recruitment, event planning and much more.
-
Fun, unique and interactive workshops and events.
Dates:
July
11, 2006 – August 25, 2006
Meeting
Times :
Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays 3PM-6PM.
Some
Saturdays for field trips and workshops.
Participants
:
Maximum
30, Minimum 15; High-school aged.
Location:
OCAPICA
Conference Room
12900
Garden Grove Blvd. Ste. 240A
Garden
Grove ,
CA 92843
How
to Apply:
1.
Click
here to download the application here or
call (714) 636–9095 x 207 for a copy.
2.
All Applications are due no later that June 30,
2006.
“C.A.L.
24 showed me the true characteristics of being
a leader. Characteristics which involve listening,
empowering, and serving rather than dominating
and commanding.”
-
Rock Tsang, C.A.L.
24 Alumni
For
more information, please contact:
Vicky
Ojerio vojerio@ocapica.org
(714)
636-9095 x207
July
11-August 16, 2006
OCAPICA
Youth Technology Program
OCAPICA
is offering a 6-week technology program introducing
participants to Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint
and Adobe InDesign, PhotoShop, Illustrator,
and GoLive. Learn how to edit photos, create
publications, make web sites, and make flyers.
July
11th to August 16th
Program
is every Monday and Wednesday
2:00
PM to 4:00 PM
Spaces
are limited! Applications are due July
5.
OCAPICA
Conference Room
12900
Garden Grove Blvd. Suite 214A
Garden
Grove ,
CA 92843
At
Haster and Garden Grove Blvd. Intersection
Application-http://www.ocapica.org/documents/TechApplication.pdf
Flier-http://www.ocapica.org/documents/tech2006flyer.pdf
714-636-9095
714-636-8828
fax
jackermann@ocapica.org
Summer
2005 (July 11-August 26)
Project
C.A.L. 24
OCAPICA
is seeking high school youth to join Project
C.A.L. 24. Project C.A.L. 24 is an innovative
seven-week program held from July 11th
to August 26th that will feature interactive
workshops on culture, arts, and leadership development.
At the completion of the program, participants
will have developed skills that will enable
them to make positive change in their communities
while preparing themselves for successful futures.
Applications are due July 5th.
Click
here for Project CAL 24 application.
For
more information, please contact
Jason
Lacsamana jjlacs@ocapica.org
(714)
636-9095 x203
Summer
2005 (July 12-August 19)
SAT
Program
As
part of the OCAPICA afterschool program, we
are offering a FREE six-week SAT Program for
high school students that will run from July
12th to August 18th. All materials
and diagnostics tests will be provided free
of charge. Courses will run Tuesdays
and Thursdays from 2PM
to 5PM
.
Enrollment is limited. Applications must be
received by July 5th . More
info can be found on flier, please click
here for SAT flier.
Click
here for SAT application.
For
more information, please contact
Jason
Ackermann jackermann@ocapica.org
(714)
636-9095 x213
July
16, 2005
LEAP
Fiscal Frankness Workshop
LEAP
Community Workshop Series: Fiscal Frankness
for Grassroots Community Based Organizations
From
this workshop, you will learn about:
• Identifying current funding sources including
government sources • Setting a budget for your
organization • Identifying the role of board
members in fiscal responsibility • Documentation
and accounting methods • Resolving compensation
issues
Our
expert, Doug Urata, who is the Senior Project
Manager at Pacific Life and a private trainer
at LEAP, will provide insightful up-to-date
information on maximizing your funding potential
as a Community Based Organization.
For
registration, please contact:
Angela
Joo, Program Coordinator
Leadership
Education for Asian Pacifics, Inc (LEAP)
327
E. 2nd Street Suite 226
Los
Angeles
, CA
90006
213-485-1422
x4106
ajoo@leap.org
When:
July 16th (Saturday)
9AM-1PM
12-1PM
Lunch
Breakfast
and Lunch included
Where:
OCAPICA
conference room
12900
Garden Grove Blvd. Suite 240 A
Garden
Grove,
CA
92843
Cost:
$25
material fee
*Registration
is received by fax or phone. It is accepted
on a first-come and first-served basis.
*Credit
Cards accepted.
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