Friday, July 28, 2006

JOB: AA/PI Resource Center Program Coordinator @ UCSC

JOB ANNOUNCEMENT

Position: Program Coordinator, Student Affairs Officer I
Job #: 0600547
FTE: 92% (36 hours/week), 2 months furlough
Salary: $2883/month, proportional to time worked
Campus: University of California, Santa Cruz
Unit: Asian American/Pacific Islander Resource Center

Job Summary: Under direction of the Director, the incumbent will
coordinate multiple programs, provide substantial administrative
support, and perform supervisory duties for the Asian
American/Pacific Islander Resource Center (AA/PIRC).

For complete job description and application details, go to:
https://jobs.ucsc.edu/

Job open until filled. Initial review of application materials will
begin August 23, 2006.

PLEASE NOTE: UCSC ONLY ACCEPTS ONLINE APPLICATIONS.

For additional questions regarding the position, please contact
Nancy Kim
AA/PIRC Director
nikim@ucsc.edu
831-459-3790

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Nancy I. Kim
Director
Asian American/Pacific Islander Resource Center
University of California, Santa Cruz
339 Bay Tree Building
1156 High Street
Santa Cruz, CA 95064
(831)459-3790, phone
(831)459-2469, fax

www2.ucsc.edu/aapirc

Saturday, July 22, 2006

JOB: OCAPICA Operations Executive Associate

Special Service for Groups

Job Announcement



Title: Operations/Executive Associate

Division: Orange County Asian and Pacific Islander Community Alliance, Inc.

Supervisor: Executive Director and Operations Manager

FLSA: Non-Exempt

Pay Range/Rate: $ 13.00-16.00 per hour (40 hrs/100% FTE). DOE

Benefits are included.



Summary

The Finance/Administrative/Executive Associate is responsible for supporting day-to-day aspects of center operations, including but not limited to office management, administration, and finance and grant compliance. Works closely with the Executive Director to achieve organizational objectives and serves on OCAPICA’s Management Team. “Special Service for Groups/OCAPICA is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer”



Essential Functions

Fiscal and Grant Management (40%)

¨ Assist with fiscal compliance, including general bookkeeping on Quickbooks Pro

¨ Generate monthly financial report to Executive Director

¨ Assist Executive Director and Operations Manager on grant monitoring to insure compliance with grantor’s regulation

¨ Responsible for bank deposits and monthly reconciliation

¨ Assist Operations Manager with annual audit with OCAPICA’s independent auditor

¨ Assist in managing and implementing the organization’s fiscal policies and procedures.

¨ Assist Operations Manager to ensure that OCAPICA is in full compliance with all legal requirements and regulations.

¨ Manage relationships with vendors, member agencies and public, including resolving account and billing discrepancies

¨ Maintain petty cash box



Office Management (25%)

¨ Assist with administrative systems

¨ Assist with human resources such as reporting payroll and employer-employee relations

¨ Maintain/upgrade office technologies/equipment, organization and supplies

¨ Organize and maintain administrative, archival and/or personnel files

¨ Implement and periodically review operating practices and procedures to ensure smooth and efficient office operation

¨ Assist with answering phones and responding to general inquiries

¨ Provide overall general administrative support

Executive Administration (20%)

¨ Assist with schedule coordination, travel arrangements, and day-to-day management of Executive Director’s office

¨ Act as gatekeeper for Executive Director: provide confidential handling of information such as prioritizing emails, calls, and visitors

¨ Assist Executive Director in preparation of presentations, documents, and correspondence



Board Support (15%)

¨ Coordinate Board meetings and committee meetings

¨ Maintain Board records

¨ Track Board contributions



Minimum Qualifications - Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Required

¨ Experience with Microsoft Office Suite programs (or other similar programs)

¨ Proficiency in accounting, budgeting, financial analysis and the development and maintenance of account systems

¨ Detail oriented and strong organizational skills with the ability to prioritize and manage multiple tasks

¨ Ability to operate standard office equipment, including, but not limited to, computers, typewriters, copiers, calculators and facsimile machines;

¨ Ability to utilize initiative and analytical skills to provide leadership in developing improved financial procedures and systems

¨ Strategic and analytical thinker and problem solver.

¨ Committed to supporting the community needs of low-income and immigrant AAPIs and willing to work in a non-profit setting

¨ Desire to work with diverse communities and organizations; interest in advocacy and public policy



Desired Qualifications - Knowledge, Skills and Abilities

¨ Bachelor’s Degree preferred

¨ At least 2 years of financial and administrative experience

¨ Experience and knowledge of Quickbooks Pro

¨ Experience with non-profit fund accounting

¨ Experience in human resource management

¨ Experiences in grant reporting and grant compliance

¨ Must be comfortable working in a team environment , but also able to work independently

¨ Excellent communication skills, both oral and written

¨ Prefer individual with flexibility and initiative

¨ Supervisory experience preferred



Supervisory Responsibilities

¨ This position does not have any supervisory responsibilities.



Environmental Conditions (Working Conditions)

¨ The environment for this position is an office environment.



Physical Requirement

¨ In the course of performing this job, the incumbent typically spends time sitting, standing, walking, typing, filing, listening and speaking.



Mental Requirement

¨ The incumbent in this position must be able to accommodate to any/all of the following: tolerance for distractions and interruptions.



Application Process:

Application deadline: July 24, 2006 or until filled

Please e-mail a cover letter, resume and 3 professional references (past supervisors including e-mail address and phone number) to: Mary Anne Foo and Alice Koh

E-mail: mafoo@ocapica.org and abae@ocapica.org



(Please ensure that the email subject has the job title: Operations/Executive Associate)



No Phone Calls Please



Agency Background:

The Orange County Asian and Pacific Islander Community Alliance (OCAPICA) is dedicated to enhancing the health, and social and economic well-being of Asians and Pacific Islanders in Orange County, California. Established in 1997, OCAPICA works to improve and expand the community's opportunities through service, education, advocacy, organizing and research. These community-driven activities seek to empower Asians and Pacific Islanders to define and control their lives and the future of their community.



Special Service for Groups, Inc. (SSG) serves as the legal employer to this position. “Special Service for Groups is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer”





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Cevadne Lee

Program Coordinator

Orange County Asian & Pacific Islander Community Alliance

12900 Garden Grove Blvd. Suite 214A

Garden Grove, CA 92843

(714)636-9095 TEL

(714)636-8828

clee@ocapica.org

www.ocapica.org

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EVENT: The Filipino American First-Ever Museum Exhibition and Bus Tours of Historic Filipinotown

Everyone, the Filipino American community finally has a Museum to call its own. I hope all of you will be able to attend this historic event. Please forward this email as widely as possible. Feel free to also print the attached Flyer to give to your family and friends. Take care everyone and I look forward to seeing you all on Saturday, August 5! - Jonathan Lorenzo
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
13 July 2006
CONTACT:
Jonathan Lorenzo
Administrator
Filipino American Library
Tel: 213-382-0488
Email: filamlibrary@sbcglobal.net
The Filipino American Library’s First-Ever Museum Exhibition and Bus Tours of Historic Filipinotown
(Los Angeles, CA) The Filipino American Library (FAL), located at 135 N. Park View St., celebrates the 4th Anniversary of Historic Filipinotown on Saturday, August 5. It will feature the opening reception of FAL’s first-ever Museum Exhibition on “The Filipino American Experience: A Student Collection Encompassing Homeland, Migration, Activism and Identity” from 2:00 – 4:00pm. Throughout the day FAL will also have Bus Tours of Historic Filipinotown entitled “The History of Filipino Americans in Los Angeles.” Both the Museum Exhibition and Bus Tours are FREE to everyone. Please RSVP by Wednesday, August 2 to 213-382-0488 or filamlibrary@sbcglobal.net.
Florante Peter Ibanez, a 2006 MLIS/ MA graduate of UCLA’s Information Studies and Asian American Studies programs, has compiled his collection on “The Filipino American Experience” for over 30 years. This exhibition of books and media, which will run through the end of October, reflects the rich history of Filipino American contributions and culture on American society. For his collection, Florante was awarded a Special Prize from the Southern California Chapter of the Antiquarian Booksellers’ Association of America. He plans to someday use these materials to teach a college level class on the Filipino American Experience. The Museum Exhibition’s curator is Elnora Tayag, FAL’s Information Management Intern and MLIS candidate in UCLA’s Information Studies program.
FAL’s one-hour Bus Tour narrates the significance of particular landmarks, events, and individuals in and around Historic Filipinotown to give an historical overview of Filipino Americans in Los Angeles. 4 Bus Tours are scheduled on Saturday, August 5 at 11:00am, 12:30pm, 4:00pm, and 5:30pm. Each tour begins and ends at FAL (135 N. Park View St.). The participants will also have the opportunity to attend the various events around the community throughout the day during the 4th Anniversary Celebration of Historic Filipinotown. These Bus Tours are co-sponsored by the Office of Los Angeles City Council President Eric Garcetti and the Los Angeles/ Southern California Filipino American Centennial Planning Committee.
Founded in 1985 by Helen Agcaoili Summers Brown, the Filipino American Library (FAL) gathers the rich history and culture of Filipino Americans to maintain a link with the past and create a path to the future. It is one of the largest repositories of Filipino and Filipino American materials in the United States with a collection of more than 6,000 titles. The collection forms the basis of the Library’s programming, which focus on educating the community about the Philippines and the Filipino American community. The mission of FAL is to actively promote the history, culture, and professional achievements of Filipinos and Filipino Americans through the book collection, leadership development, and cultural programming thereby contributing to the achievement of a culturally dynamic multiethnic America.
FAL is located at 135 N. Park View St. in Historic Filipinotown, Los Angeles. For more information, please contact Jonathan Lorenzo at 213-382-0488 or filamlibrary@sbcglobal.net. Also visit www.filipinoamericanlibrary.org.


Jonathan Lorenzo
Administrator
Filipino American Library
135 N. Park View St.
Historic Filipinotown
Los Angeles, CA 90026-5215
Tel: 213-382-0488
Fax: 213-382-0478
Email: filamlibrary@sbcglobal.net
Website: www.filipinoamericanlibrary.org
Library Hours: MON-FRI 1:00-5:00pm

EVENT: HISTORIC FILIPINOTOWN FESTIVAL - Saturday, Aug. 5

FOR IMMEDIATE PRESS RELEASE

CONTACT PERSON:
Cecile Ramos
213-413-3323

HISTORIC FILIPINOTOWN FESTIVAL

Los Angeles - The Organizing Committee of the Historic Filipinotown Festival
will feature the 4th Anniversary celebration of the declaration of the
Historic Filipinotown by the City Council of Los Angeles on August 5, 2006
(Saturday) 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM with a community wide program of activities at
different sites. The program includes an interfaith community service at
FACLA at 9:00 AM, community street dancing to be spearheaded by Sining
Kambayoka, a bus tour and community museum exhibits by the Filipino American
Library, a parenting class at the Burlington School, a super summer
celebration at SIPA , a community exhibit at Remy's on Temple and musical
performances by young Filipino American artists throughout the day at FACLA.
(Refer to addresses below.)

The Festival will also showcase the official unveiling of the Historic
Filipinotown sign on the US 101 Freeway with officials from the City of Los
Angeles, State Legislature and the California Department of Transportation.
The community sponsors and supporters worked collectively to bring about
this Freeway sign on the Alvarado exit on the US 101 Freeway, that will
guide motorists to the center of Historic Filipinotown. The ceremony will
be held at FACLA from 3:00 PM to 3:30 PM.

The Historic Filipinotown Festival is sponsored and supported by the
(partial list) Pilipino American Network and Advocacy (PANA), Filipino
American Community of Los Angeles (FACLA), proposed Historic Filipintown
Neighborhood Council (HiFiNC), PhilippineTown,Inc., Filipino American
Library, Search To Involve Pilipino Americans (SIPA), Remy's on Temple,
Media Breakfast Club, Burlington School, People's Core, Filipino American
Service Group, Inc. (FASGI), City of Angels Medical Center, Pilipino
Workers’ Center (PWC), and the Office of Council President Eric Garcetti,
City of Los Angeles.

For more information. Please contact Cecile Ramos at 213-413-3323

Sites of Special Events
FACLA -1740 West Temple St., L.A. 90026
SIPA - 3200 West Temple St., L.A. 90026
Filipino American Library/FASGI - 135 N. Park View, L.A. 90057
Remy’s on Temple - 2126 West Temple Street., L.A. 90026
Burlington School - 242 N. Burlington Ave., L.A. 90026

JOB: Korean Speaking Job Opportunity

COMMUNITY AND INTERGROUP CONFLICTS (CIC)
PROGRAM COORDINATOR – Bilingual Korean speaker

Program Description: Community and Intergroup Conflicts (CIC) is a program of the Asian Pacific American Dispute Resolution Center (APADRC) that provides mediation, facilitation and conflict resolution services to the diverse communities of Los Angeles County, with a focus on the Asian and Pacific Islander (API) population. APADRC services are available to all Los Angeles County residents.

Job Summary: Under supervision of the CIC Program Director, the CIC Program Coordinator will assist in promoting, maintaining and monitoring various CIC programs. Their primary role will be handling mediation cases. APADRC is an Equal Opportunity Employer. This specific position requires someone who is bilingual in English & Korean. They must be fluent in Korean and able to handle cases in Korean.

Primary Responsibilities:

Performing and monitoring case work to assist disputants to reach agreements (50%), including:

* Conducting problem assessments and intakes
* Performing options counseling
* Arranging and conducting mediations
* Providing conciliation services by phone
* Submitting timely reports and forms to Program Director

Working with Program Director to coordinate and develop program (20%) including:

* Asian Pacific Islander Mediation Services
* Day Laborers Mediation Program
* Senior Mediation Program

Volunteer management (20%), including:

* Recruiting potential volunteer mediators for various CIC projects
* Supervising project specific conflict resolution specialists
* Preparing and conducting conflict resolution training for volunteers and interns
* Assisting Program Director with volunteer and intern evaluations

Providing other support and assuming other duties as assigned by the Program Director (10%), including:

* Assisting Program Director with grant compliance and reporting
* Assisting in preparing and conducting community-based conflict resolution training
* Assisting with the development of new and existing CIC projects
* Attend training and meetings as required and/or assigned

Salary and Benefits: The CIC Program Coordinator position is 50% time at 20 hours per week, salary will start at $13.50/hour or annually at $14,040/year. Parking stipend included. Specialized training in mediation will be provided.

Additional Qualifications:

* Bilingual in English and Korean
* College degree or currently attending college
* Background knowledge of mediation/conflict resolution is desired but not necessary
* Experience/knowledge of case management
* Good interpersonal skills and a team player
* Ability to see many sides of an issue
* Excellent oral and written communication skills
* Strong organizational and time management skills
* Experience working with diverse populations
* Ability to work independently under general supervision
* Computer skills in word processing and data entry
* Strong attention to detail
* Familiarity with the Asian and Pacific Islander community
* Ability to communicate effectively over the phone
* Legal authorization to work in the United States


How to Apply:
Last day to apply: August 12th, 2006
If hired, need to go through paid training in September from 1-6 PM (25 hours).

Send resume, cover letter, and three work references to:
Administrative Director
Email: info@apadrc.org
Fax: (213) 250-8195.

See website www.apadrc.org for information about the Center. APADRC is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Funded by County of Los Angeles Dispute Resolution Program.

TEMP JOB: Japanese-English interpreters in the Los Angeles area for Pacific Media Expo (PMX) (October 28-29, 2006)

Call for Interpreters!

Wanted: Japanese-English interpreters in the Los Angeles area for
Pacific Media Expo (PMX), the premiere Asian and Asian pop culture
convention in the U.S.

When: October 28-29, 2006

Where: Hilton Hotel, Los Angeles Airport (LAX)

Pacific Media Expo (PMX) programming is expanding beyond anime and
manga and we're looking for Japanese-English interpreters who are
interested in Jrock/Jpop music or the Elegant Gothic Lolita/Elegant
Gothic Aristocrat (EGL/EGA) lifestyle! If this is you and you want to
get close to the movers and shakers in the Jrock/Jpop or EGL/EGA
community, please send us your interpreter curriculum vitae (CV) in
text format to info(at)pacificmediaexpo(dot)com.

About Pacific Media Expo:
PMX brings the cutting edge of Asian entertainment to America, whether
it is the newest anime from Japan, the hottest bands from the Pacific
Rim, the latest street fashion from Harajuku, or the most disturbing
horror films from Asia. PMX seeks to create an entertainment community
for artists, industry, and their fans. Our past guests include:
T.M.Revolution, Nami Tamaki, Yasuhiro Nightow (Trigun), Daisuke
Moriyama (Chrono Crusade), Rex Navarrete (comedian), Seiji Mizushima
(director - Full Metal Alchemist), Corrine May, Kaila Yu, pine*AM,
Kumiko Kato, Random Ninjas, and many others!

http://www.PacificMediaExpo.com