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06/26/2018
- ThriveNYC, an unprecedented commitment by the City of New York to create a mental health system that works for everyone, held a press conference at CCBA to announce a cooperation with 16 organizations to provide free Mental Health First Aid training
in Chinese. |
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06/22/2018
- President Eric Ng, who also serves as the board chairman of the Chinatown Daycare Center, attended the graduation ceremony of the school. |
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06/22/2018
- New York City Department of Transportation announced the opening of
the newly created pedestrian and bicycle access through Park Row.
President Eric Ng attended the opening ceremony and stated
that CCBA will continue to ask for full traffic access on
Park Row. |
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06/18/2018
- Working with NYC Department of Finance, CCBA will help
seniors and tenants with a disability to apply for rent
freeze. For senior citizens, applying qualifications are: 1)
At least 62 years old; 2) Have a household income of $50,000
or less; 3) Live in a rent regulated apartment; and 4) Spend
more than 1/3 of your income on rent. |
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06/16/2018
- President Eric Ng, who also serves as the board chairman of the New York Chinese School, attended the graduation ceremony. |
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06/15/2018
- Thomas Sung, the chairperson of the Abacus Saving Bank,
donated $5000 to New York Chinese School to support the
school's educational development. |
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06/08/2018
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After releasing a statement opposing the elimination of the Specialized High School Admissions Test (SHSAT) and criticizing the Mayor's comments against Asian-American students, President Eric Ng attended a rally in Flushing hosted by State Senator Tody Ann Stavisky to reaffirm CCBA's position. |
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06/05/2018
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Wendy Li, who is running for Civil Court Judge in Municipal Court District 2, visited CCBA and President Eric Ng. |
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06/05/2018
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Michael Keller, the new Interim Executive Director of Chinatown YMCA, visited CCBA and President Eric Ng along with CMP Executive Director Hong Shing Lee. |
