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Our Mission
To promote social equity within the Cambodian-American Community of Orange County, California by bringing together community leaders, professionals, and students to network, support, and empower one another and to discuss, debate, and educate one another on policy issues that have an impact on the community. |
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Announcements
Due to a lack of funds, the Cambodian New Year Parade has been postponed. The Cambodian New Year Celebration at El Dorado Park is still on for April 27, 2013. Booth rentals are available now, click here for the application. Also seeking volunteers to help with traffic control and other duties. For more information, check out the Cam-CC website. Contact Tony Te at tonite562@gmail.com or Monorom Neth at monorom@yahoo.com
Paulina Film accepted into the Busan West Film Festival and The Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival! Screening at The Cambodian Family in the near future. Contact Caylee at cayleeso@yahoo.com
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Sunday, March 17, 2013: CSU Long Beach (CSS) – 29th Annual
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Saturday, March 30, 2013: CSU Fullerton (CSA) – 6th Annual
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Saturday, April 6, 2013: UCLA (UKS) – 16th Annual
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Saturday, April 27, 2013: UC San Diego (CSA) – 8th Annual
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Saturday, May 4, 2013: UC Irvine (CAO) – 4th Annual
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Saturday, May 11, 2013: UC Santa Barbara (KSA) – 8th Annual
Southeast Asian Student Collective Summer Institute (SASC SI) is a 5 day, all-expense paid summer program that provides a safe and constructive learning environment. Participants will be matched with a college mentor who can offer guidance specific to a student’s needs. This program provides an exciting experience for students who are interested in pursuing higher education as well as exploring their cultural background. SASC Summer Institute is seeking motivated high school students with diverse experiences and backgrounds. Academic performance is not a factor in the acceptance of participants, thus, all are encouraged to apply. Contact an alum of SASC SI, Hatefas Yop at hatefas.yop@gmail.com.
Khmer Alumni Association is holding their first meeting of the year on Saturday, March 2, 2013 from 3-5pm at The Cambodian Family. Contact Phanith, Sotheara, or Linda for more info.
Anvaya is an organization based in Cambodia that started in 2010 with a mission to provide a network for professional, social, and cultural opportunities to anyone, especially young individuals, interested in the returning to Cambodia. Check out their Facebook or contact Mony at monythach@gmail.com
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