15 Apr, 2010

Chinese Cultural Center ACCC Assistance Forum

Posted by: Helen Kim In: News

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Armed with Census goodies comprised of Census bags, T-shirts, hats, brochures, magnetic calendars, stickers, and more, CPACS members and ACCC members visited the Chinese Cultural Center to aid the Chinese seniors with filling out their Census forms.  The approximately 85 Chinese seniors ate, danced, played ping-pong, received massages, and caught up with friends during the event.

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    The Asian Complete Count Committee of Georgia is a collective of other Asian-ethnic Complete Count Committees, non-profit organizations, business groups, faith-based groups, student organizations, and individuals that are or represent the Asian community in Georgia.


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Welcome to the Asian Complete Count Committee of Georgia's website! Particularly in the past ten years since the last Census, thousands of Asian Pacific Islanders (APIs) are making Georgia their new home. Georgia now has the second fastest growing API population in the United States.

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