What are the benefits of naturalization for seniors?
What are the requirements for naturalization?
And, how can seniors get help with the naturalization process?
A staff lawyer from API Legal Outreach will provide answers to these and other questions. After the presentation participants can get brief answers to individual naturalization questions and sign up for free legal clinics if further consultation is needed.
For seniors 60 years and older. This program will be in Mandarin Chinese and Cantonese.
長者歸化入籍講座在2010年6月10日(星期四)上午11點
青少年暑期閱讀2010 - 隨書暢流
6月5日(週六) ~ 7月31日(週六)
年齡:13~18歲 (2010年6月5日需滿13歲)
於任一個舉辦圖書館報名,參加暑期閱讀活動
凡完成六個活動格,可得到竹製電腦隨身碟一枚
詳情請見www.sfpl.org/teens
查詢請洽Jewel, Tel: (415)355-2888
Teen Summer Read 2010 - Go with the Flow
June 5th, Sat.~July 31st, Sat.
Ages: 13~18 (must be 13 by June 5, 2010)
Sign up at any participanting Library and complete reading activities
Get a prize (bamboo flashdrive) after finishing 6 activity boxes
See how it works, go to: www.sfpl.org/teens
Question? call Jewel Chen @(415)355-2888
華埠圖書館青少年暑期閱讀義工講習
Teen Summer Read Volunteer Training
2010 Teen Summer Read Volunteer Training: 6/2, Wednesday,
3:30-5 pm, at the Chinatown Community Room (1st floor)
Get community service credit for graduation and college applications!
Sign up for the Teen Summer Read Program 2010.
Return the application to the 2nd Floor of Chinatown Library
before 6/2.
If you have any questions or need more information,
call Jewel at (415)355-2888
上海展覽圖片秀在5月22日(星期六)下午2:30-4:00
Shanghai slide show and docent talk in English and Cantonese on Saturday, May 22, 2:30-4pm
A docent from the Asian Art Museum will present a lecture and slideshow about the museum’s exhibition “Shanghai.” The exhibition is the cornerstone of the Shanghai Celebration — a year-long Bay Area-wide collaboration honoring SF's sister city and coinciding with the 2010 World Expo hosted by none other than Shanghai. It includes paintings, propaganda posters, furniture and other artifacts documenting Shanghai’s cosmopolitan heritage.
Author Reading "Unbound: A True Story of War, Love, and Survival" - Saturday, May 15, 2:30-4pm
Author Dean King will read from his new book Unbound: A True Story of War, Love, and Survival. This book tells the story of 30 courageous women who walked 4,000 miles across China with Mao Zedong, in 1934. A book sale and signing follows this event.
This event will be in English only.
This event will be in English only.
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