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SCHIP
02-11-2009
Please join a Korean American network to discuss, learn, and share information and eliminate the serious disadvantages existing within the Korean community.
1st meeting: February 14, 2009 @ 2:00 PM
Where: The Korean Resource Center
(900 Crenshaw Bl, LA 90019)
01-06-2009
Language Rights Town Hall
Town hall meeting on language rights: public agencies need to provide translation and interpretative services! more information
Got questions? Contact Sunhye Choi
11-19-2008
KRC is campaigning to protect the health of all children and their families regardless of their immigration status by advocating for an expanded State Children’s Health Insurance Program (SCHIP). Just days after the inauguration, KRC will mount two art exhibits in D.C. at a Congressional building and Union Station’s West Hall to send this message. You can support this campaign by donating and purchasing tickets at our fundraiser tea house.
06-30-2008
Dear Legislator:
On June 27, 2008, two hundred Korean Americans – mostly seniors and children – rallied in front of the Governor’s office to protect the happiness and well-being of low-income and immigrant communities.
06-25-2008
For Immediate Release
June 25, 2008
Contacts:
Caroline Lee, (213) 814.8772, English/Korean
Sookyung Oh, (267) 334. 5918, English
“Protecting All California Seniors and Children!”
06-13-2008
Children Are Our Future!
Let’s Protect Our Children’s health!
Children’s Health Advocacy group
PAC (Parents for America’s Children)
02-13-2008
KoreAm February 2008, p.89
Children’s Health Coverage at Stake
Every day, the Korean Resource Center sees and hears from Korean American families who are in desperate need for health care. Oftentimes, the only affordable option for these hard-working parents to care for their children is through subsidized health insurance.
01-24-2008
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
January 24, 2008
Contact:
Caroline Lee, Korean Resource Center, 323-937-3718
Ju Yeon Ryu, Korean Resource Center, 323-937-3718
JOINT STATEMENT FROM NAKASEC AND AFFILIATES
American Children Lose Out:Congress Fails on Its Second Attempt to Override President Bush's Veto on Health Insurance for Children