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2/14 – A peaceful rally to protest the PRC’s refusal to renounce the use of force against Taiwan

Michael Lee — Mon, 13 Feb 2012 16:35:23 +0000

Dear Friends,

On Tuesday, 2/14, President Obama is scheduled to meet with Mr. Xi, who is expected to be China’s next President and the chair of the National People’s Congress.

Locally, we will hold a peaceful rally to protest the PRC’s refusal to renounce the use of force against Taiwan. We will urge China to respect Taiwan’s freedom, democracy, and right to self-determination.

Please join us on Tuesday night:

Time: 7pm
Location: Harvard Square, in front of the Cambridge Savings Bank
We will have signs and flags, but please feel free to make and bring your own!

Please contact me at jchung1@gmail.com if you have questions.

Regards,

Chia-Chun Chung
FAPA-MA

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2011 Advocacy Conference

FAPAYPG — Mon, 18 Jul 2011 21:54:47 +0000

The need for Americans to show their support for Taiwan has never been greater. Although Taiwan maintains and serves as a vibrant democracy in East Asia, most countries, as well as the United Nations continues to ignore the 23 million people of Taiwan and their pursuit to safeguard their democracy and future.So the obvious question for you is: what can you do to support the people of Taiwan?Join us for a 3-day conference on August 27~29 where you will:

Learn from leading experts on U.S.-Taiwan issues, including topics on U.S. and Taiwan security, U.S.-Taiwan trade, and the upcoming 2012 Taiwan Presidential Elections
Master the “ABCs” of grassroots advocacy
Network with a diverse group of individuals who all support Taiwan’s right to self-determination and Taiwan’s democracy.

This conference culminates with you applying all that you have learned and going to Capitol Hill and speaking with your elected officials to advocate for Taiwan’s cause! Whether you are a Taiwanese national, a Taiwanese-American, a non-Taiwanese American, or even of another nationality, your advocacy for Taiwan is all important.

The greatest achievements in civil rights were ultimately a collective effort by a diverse group of supporters. As such, we encourage everyone to take advantage of this opportunity to translate your love and passion for Taiwan into action!FAPA will cover most of your lodging and meals (see the application form for more details). So the only cost to you will be the transportation to and from DC.

To see the application form and/or apply: [link]

If you have any questions, please contact the YPG Coordinator, Eileen Lin @ elin@ypg.fapa.org

For more please visit www.fapaypg.org/conference