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Founded in 1986, the National Congress of Vietnamese Americans is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit community advocacy organization working to advance the cause of Vietnamese Americans in a plural but united America – e pluribus unum – by participating actively and fully as civic minded citizens engaged in the areas of education, culture and civil liberties.


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Long Wait Almost Over for Last Vietnamese Refugees
Majority of them, now in Philippines, near resettlement in U.S. 30 years after war's end.
[Posted 12/30/05]
Ethnic Twist to Grand Galas
Parties aimed at diverse Asian community.
[Posted 12/30/05]
At Sea, High Pay Carries a High Risk
The Vietnamese immigrant had heard from friends that he could make money, good money - between $10,000 and $30,000 a season - working aboard fishing vessels on the Bering Sea.
[Posted 12/29/05]
Workers Answering Call for Hurricane Cleanup; Demand for Work Huge After Storm
Rebecca Rogers and April Seratt, both in their 20s, know there's a pretty ocean over their shoulders.
[Posted 12/29/05]
Smith's Trafficking Victims Protection Act to Become Law
In a bipartisan vote, the Senate overwhelmingly passed Rep. Chris Smith's (R-NJ) Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act (TVPRA) of 2005 (HR 972), legislation that strengthens the nation's current trafficking law and authorizes new funds for investigation and prosecution of domestic trafficking within the United States.
[Posted 12/22/05]
Vietnamese, Veteran Groups Hold Forum on Ending Communism in SE Asia
Many Asian leaders, known locally and nationally in their communities, spoke at the Vietnamese Nine Commentary Forum at George Mason University on Saturday, Dec 17th. There have been ten "Nine Commentaries" forums in the Washington DC metropolitan area alone, and this eleventh one was the first of its kind in the Vietnamese language, with Southeast Asian and American veteran communities invited as special guests.
[Posted 12/20/05]
Freddie Mac Report Looks at Asian Homebuyers in the U.S.
Focus Groups Identify First-Time Homebuyer Expectations. (Report)
[Posted 12/19/05]
CNMI: Group Urges Help for White Slavery Victims
An international humanitarian group called the United States International Mission is asking the Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas (CNMI) to provide refuge to Vietnamese girls — some as young as eight years old — who were held against their will in various brothels in Cambodia.
[Posted 12/13/05]
Universities Are Teaching More Foreign Languages
Student demand leads O.C. universities to add foreign languages.
[Posted 12/12/05]
Memorial Day: Honoring the Victims of Communism
"How do you tell a Communist? Well, it's someone who reads Marx and Lenin," said Ronald Reagan. "And how do you tell an anti-Communist? It's someone who understands Marx and Lenin."
[Posted 12/12/05]
Clergy's Call Still Strong for Young Vietnamese
Strong support from the community, as well as their own families, has helped propel Vietnamese-American men like Father Tran, 29, into the priesthood in ever-larger numbers.
[Posted 12/11/05]

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Freddie Mac Presentation of $200,000 Grant
Freddie Mac $200,000 Hurricane Relief Fund
Support given to Vietnamese American organizations

Awards Presentation to IRCC at NCVA's 19th Annual Convention
Awards Presentation
 2005 Community Award presented to IRCC, San Jose, CA


19th Annual Convention
 Participants pose for a picture

2005 VAYLC participants with Congressman Mike Honda
VAYLC 2005 "Exploring the Present and Building the Future"
Participants and Congressman Mike Honda


VAYLC 2004 "Celebrating Freedom"
Some participants tour the U.S. Capitol Building


Vietnamese American National Gala
Pre-Gala Reception with notable Vietnamese Americans


VAYLC 2003 Gala
A view of the banquet room
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