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APAP/LA co-hosts briefing on healthcare reform for ethnic media, this Thursday

Asian & Pacific Islanders Call for Affordable & Inclusive Health Reform

Community Members & Health Professionals Ask Congress to Consider the Unique Health Needs of API Communities


Absent from the current national debate on health care reform is a clear understanding of the unique needs of the Asians and Pacific Islanders. As home to the nation's largest API community, California-based health care practitioners, policy analysts, and residents will speak out on why inclusive health care reform is vital to California's economic and public health.

WHAT:            

Briefing on California's need for Affordable & Inclusive Health Reform

WHEN:           

Thursday October 22nd, 2009 at 10 a.m.

WHERE:

Asian Pacific American Legal Center of Southern California
1145 Wilshire Boulevard, 1st Floor
Los Angeles, CA

WHO:

Policy analysts, doctors, medical professionals, and patients from a variety of API communities. Speakers include policy analysts, doctors, and community leaders. Confirmed speakers include:

  • Sonal Ambegaokar, health policy attorney, National Immigration Law Center 
  • Han Yoon Kyu, UCLA Medical Student and clinic assistant, Korean Resource Center Second Opinion Clinics 

 

RSVP:

This event is open to the media. To RVSP, please contact Sara Sadwhani. or Adela de la Torre. Speakers of various languages will be available during and after the event for comment.

BACKGROUND:

This event is a collaboration of Asian Pacific Americans for Progress, Asian Pacific Policy and Planning Council, the Asian Pacific American Legal Center of Southern California, the National Immigration Law Center, and the Korean Resource Center.

Sara Sadhwani, APALC  (213) 241-0271; ssadhwani@apalc.org

Adela de la Torre, NILC  (213) 674-2832; delatorre@nilc.org

Robyn Schultz (Korean), KRC  (323) 937-3718; robyn@krcla.org

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