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November 2023 Impact Newsletter
CPC and Partners Host AAPI Reception at SOMOS Conference in Puerto Rico
On November 11th, CPC, alongside the New York State Assembly APA Taskforce and nearly 30 organizations, hosted the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Reception at the SOMOS Conference in Puerto Rico. The conference aims to unite Latinx communities and raise social and public policy awareness across New York State and beyond.
The AAPI Reception, attended by over 400 community, labor, legislative, and business leaders, demonstrated solidarity between AAPI and Latinx communities, promoting deeper collaboration on common issues. This was the first time that the AAPI Reception was included in the formal conference agenda.
EDUCATION
We provide high-quality learning opportunities for all ages—from Pre-K and after-school enrichment to adult English language classes—because education is lifelong.
Project Gateway Members Explore the World of Architecture at CTA Architects
On November 1st, high school students from CPC's Project Gateway visited the CTA Architects' office. Students discovered that architects often encounter unexpected challenges that require innovative solutions. They also enjoyed participating in small group conversations with architects to learn about their backgrounds and perspectives on the field.
Choristers from Chrystie Street SACC Amaze Audience at Trinity Church Wall Street
On November 12th, a group of 17 first and second graders from CPC Chrystie Street School-Age Childcare Center (SACC)'s chorus classes showcased their talents at Trinity Church Wall Street during the church service. Under the guidance of instructors from the Trinity Music Program, these children performed two hymns after weeks of practice.
FAMILY SUPPORT
We make it easier for individuals and families to access personalized social resources because support is fundamental at every age.
NY Chinatown OAC's Cultural Excursion to The Metropolitan Museum of Art
On November 14th, more than 100 older adults from our NY Chinatown Older Adult Center (OAC) enjoyed a special outing to The Metropolitan Museum of Art. This excursion, sponsored by the NYS Department of State AAPI Equity Fund, was designed to provide a rich and engaging experience for the older adults through an immersive exploration of art and history.
Nan Shan OAC Holds Turkey Raffles
On November 17th, CPC Nan Shan Older Adult Center received a donation of 30 turkeys from the Flushing Chinese Business Association. These turkeys were then raffled off to our community members. Council Member Sandra Ung also joined us in the celebration.
Baruch College Students Spread Cheers at Open Door OAC
On November 17th, members of the United Chinese Language Association at Baruch College brought Thanksgiving gifts to Open Door Older Adult Center. The student group fundraised and secured approximately 50 daily items and food supplies. Beyond the act of giving, the event provided an opportunity for the students and older adults to engage in meaningful conversations.
Brooklyn OAC Hosts Thanksgiving Celebration
On November 19th, CPC Brooklyn Older Adult Center hosted a Thanksgiving celebration at CPC Beacon Center with 300 community members. All attendees had a shared Thanksgiving meal, enjoyed a variety of performances, and received turkeys to take home for the Thanksgiving holiday.
COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT
We empower New Yorkers to represent and to advocate for themselves and their communities because their leadership is essential for positive—and lasting—social change. We engage with individuals to plan and develop their career paths because professional success is critical for economic independence.
Bill Yeung Announced as New Chief Operating Officer of CPC
CPC announced that Bill Yeung has been promoted to Chief Operating Officer. Bill has been an integral part of the CPC family. He began his career at CPC in 2000 and has served as the Director of Administrative Affairs since 2017, managing the agency’s human resources and information technology departments in addition to risk management and various special projects.
CPC Welcomes Gebond (Gee) Chow and Sheridan Chu to its Board of Directors
CPC announced the election of Gebond (Gee) Chow, an information security leader and technology sales professional based in New York City, along with Sheridan Chu, an attorney specializing in first-party personal injury claims at Travelers Insurance Company, to our Board of Directors.
Upcoming Opportunities / Events
Child Care Training Courses
First Aid/CPR Training
10-Hour Medication Administration Training
3-Hour Orientations on Becoming a Licensed Family Day Care Provider
To register for future Child Care Training Courses, please contact Mr. Kevin Tam, Training Coordinator, at 212-941-0030 ext.160 or email him at ktam@cpc-nyc.org; For Spanish, please contact Betsy Cheng at bcheng@cpc-nyc.org or at 212-941-0030 ext. 219.
Career Center
Many of our services are available via virtual/remote access. We provide one-on-one career counseling, resume reviewing, searching and applying for jobs, and more. To get started, simply fill out a short info form at https://tiny.cc/cpccareercenter.
ABOUT CPC
The Chinese-American Planning Council (CPC) is a social services organization that creates positive social change. Founded in 1965, CPC is the nation's largest Asian American social services organization and aims to promote the social and economic empowerment of Chinese American, immigrant, and low-income communities of New York City. CPC is the trusted partner to individuals and families striving to achieve goals in their education, family, community, and career.
關於華策會
華人策劃協會（簡稱“華策會”）是一個致力於創造正向社會變革的社會服務機構。華策會成立於1965年，是美國最大的亞裔美國人社會服務機構，旨在促進紐約市華裔美國人，移民，及低收入社區的社會權益和經濟賦權。華策會是為實現其教育，家庭，社區
及職業目標而努力的個人和家庭可信賴的機構。
ACERCA DE CPC
El Chinese-American Planning Council (CPC) es una organización de servicios sociales que crea un cambio social positivo. Fundada en 1965, CPC es la mayor organización de servicios sociales asiático-americanos del país y su objetivo es promover la capacitación social y económica de las comunidades chino-americanas, inmigrantes y de bajos ingresos de la ciudad de Nueva York. CPC es el socio de confianza de más de 60.000 personas y familias que se esfuerzan por alcanzar objetivos en su educación, familia, comunidad y carrera.
