when：Sunday, September 28, 2016 9: 00 AM - 9:00 PM(EDT)

Where：129 Frank Applegate Rd , Jackson, NJ 08527

Hosts:

New Asian Leaders

Northern America United We-Groups

Attendees:

- Rising leaders of major political and civil rights movements in Asian American community in recent years

- Social Media WeChat Group Owners who are movers and shakers in the community 

Detail:

Topics: the national fundraising campaign for Lindy Li, the first of the kind

Speaker: Mr. Haipei Xue, President, United Chinese Americans

And Mr. Guanguang Ji, Mr. Wei Dai. Ms. Qing Liao

Movement: Protect our children; Say no to reckless Obama transgender guideline

Speaker: Mr. Zhongdan Lan, the leader of the Movement

Topics: My experience in local government, why should we get involved and how

Mr. Zhi Liang, Councilman, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey

Topics: Ignored political voices; Our new political identity; Rising up in mainstream politics

Mr. Cliff Zhonggang Li, Executive Director, National Committee of Asian American Republicans

Movers and Shakers: How Social Media WeChat changes the paradigm, and connects the entire community

Speakers: Mr. Jerry ChangYun He, President, Northern America United We-Groups

And the NAUWG team

Future Outlook; Charter the new territory; Manifesto

All

Discussions:

A. Recent Issues and Outcries:

1. Equal Education Rights

- Affirmative Action penalizing Asian American children during college admission

- Asian Americans Increasingly Victimized by Various School "Reforms"

- From SCA5 to AB1726, new divide and conquer

2. Racial Justice

- 2/20 Parade on Peter Liang Case,

- "Chinese Spies" - national security vs. racial profiling

3. Family Values

-Obama transgender bathroom guideline worrying Asian parents

B. Social, Economic and Political Challenges Facing Asian American Communities

- Asian Americans: the ignored political voice

- The impact of ongoing social, demographic, and economic changes on Asian American communities

- Inter-racial relationships with other racial groups

- Asian American participation in Presidential election

- Asian Americans' new political identity