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Global Languages - Providing Free Access to a World of Languages

The Global Language Group, also known as Global Languages, is a non-profit, official student organization of The George Washington University (GW). It was founded by GW student Andrew Brown in September 2005, in effort to develop cooperation within the community through the education of international languages and cultures. Breaking down the language and culture barriers is the first and most important step to bringing people together around the world.

Program Candlelight: Get Involved And Help Brighten Up One Night For Local Students With Chinese Myths And Legends

To many New Yorkers, Chinese antiquity is very much a mystery. Once known as "The Divine Land," China is now beset by political, cultural, and ecological problems. On top of this, after the communist takeover in 1950, much of its 5,000 years of glorious history has been destroyed or rewritten. Chinese youth now grow up without learning their true heritage. Modern China is growing into a global force. However, to truly understand and foster ties with this great nation and its many peoples, one must have experienced its history.

Chinese Staff and Workers Association

1996 BRICK Award winner Trinh Duong organized and fund-raised for the New York City-based Chinese Staff and Workers Association. Originally comprised of mainly male Chinese restaurant workers, the CSWA expanded to include female garment workers and Chinese workers in other industries. Today CSWA has over 1300 members and 2 locations in greater New York, protecting the rights and interests of Chinese immigrant workers.
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