New York City: Asian American Federation will be releasing Asian Americans in New York City: A Decade of Dynamic Change 2000-2010, the first comprehensive look at Asian New Yorkers based on the recent data releases from the 2010 Census and

The Asian American Federation will celebrate its new offices and the new year of the dragon with community partners and sponsors from nonprofit, government and corporate sectors. The Federation will unveil its new fully equipped conference room designed to host

New York City, NY: Since 1993, the Asian American Federation has supported critical programs for Asian American individuals and families through its annual Community Fund, awarded to local community organizations in a competitive application process. The goal of

The Ong Family Foundation is sponsoring a night of magical moments, soaring imaginations and a celebration of wonder for disadvantaged Asian children living in the New York City area who have never attended a circus or whose families cannot afford

Asian American Federation Hosts 3 Events Commemorating 10th Anniversary of 9/11 WHAT: The Asian American Federation is commemorating the 10th anniversary of September 11th with educational events to provide opportunities to learn about Asian American experiences, reflecting on the progress made

Today, the Census Bureau released 2010 Census population counts by detailed Asian ethnic categories for New York. The Asian American Federation analyzed the raw data in the Summary File 1 release of the 2010 Census to produce this summary of

According to newly release 2010 Census figures, Asian ethnic groups other than the traditional six major groups contributed over a quarter of the total growth in Philadelphia’s Asian population. The Asian community in Philadelphia grew 42 percent, comparable to the

The Asian American Federation will celebrate 21 years of serving and helping immigrant, impoverished and low income Asian American communities in need, at its annual Spirit of Asian America Gala on Thursday, May 5, 2011 at The Pierre. A highlight

According to newly release 2010 Census figures, the Asian population in New York City grew by 32 percent, faster than every other major race and ethnic group, save for American Indians and Alaska Natives. Their population grew by 39 percent,

Albany, NY - Leaders of New York’s charitable organizations today called upon Governor-elect Andrew Cuomo to work cooperatively with leaders of the charitable sector to preserve core services that focus on prevention, protect the needy and vulnerable, and address the