AANC ORGANIZATION
An Official NGO of the United States Government along with being a bona fide national advocacy organization for the past twenty-one (21) years.
The Asian-American National Committee, Inc., (AANC), is a non-profit, non-partisan 501(c)(3) federal tax-exempt organization, functioning as a: national educational, business and legal services, political, privacy/civil rights, and advocacy organization.
The AANC is currently leading and empowering the Asian-American Civil Rights Movement along with our various elected, civic, business, and community leaders, national and international organizations and corporate partners.
The Asian-American National Committee, Inc., (AANC), is leading and empowering the Asian-American Civil Rights movement and is proactively leading, empowering, and invariably providing judicious, powerful, and influential voices and petitions for all Asian-Americans, Pacific Islanders (AAPI), Native-Americans, and others, in the White House, the various administrative agencies, in the judicial, legislative, and executive branches of the federal and state governments, and building effective and pertinent coalitions to assist in advising, advocating, and securing much-needed legislations, judicial decisions, policies, and executive orders, for the facilitation and advancement of: economic and business prosperities, social justice, economic justice, health justice, educational and academic excellence, scientific and technological achievements, education, housing and community developments, employment, federal and state contracting, health-care and social services, business and legal services, immigration and ballot/voting reforms, individual rights and liberties, human rights, legal rights, privacy rights, civil rights, and others.
Moreover, AANC closely leads, monitors, reviews, and influences, on a non-partisan basis, federal and state statutes, policies, judicial decisions, legislations, rules and regulations that are directly and/or indirectly affecting Asian-Americans, Pacific Islanders (AAPI), Native-Americans, and others. Through relentless research, advocating, leading, documentation, public education and determination, AANC effectively develops, advocates, and secures appropriate, fair and just, executive, legislative and judicial (civil and criminal laws) orders, statutes, mandates and policies along with political and community-based responses to eliminate and eradicate all forms of discrimination, prejudice, racial harassments, racial discrimination, and hate-crimes suffered by and/or directed toward Asian-Americans, Pacific Islanders (AAPI), Native-Americans, and others throughout the United States.
The AANC also leads, develops, and promotes various viable channels of communications and professional developments, which will assist, foster, facilitate, and motivate all Asian-Americans, Pacific Islanders (AAPI), Native-Americans, and others to maximize their self-realization and potentials, for the enrichment and enhancement of life-fulfillment, moreover, in becoming further educated and productive members of our American society.
The AANC, as duly authorized and permitted by law, and not directly or indirectly endorsing any political candidates, vigorously supports and advocates for the sought-after ideals, issues, and principles of qualified Asian-Americans, Pacific Islanders (AAPI), Native-Americans, and other Americans' political and judicial candidates and/or appointments throughout the United States, who have palpably embodied and shown their genuine willingness to foster and advance AANC's passionate and resolute ethos and our Asian-American Civil Rights Movement.
The AANC incessantly leads, organizes, develops and promotes, on a non-partisan basis, innovative and intelligible voter-education and voter-registration drives in all of the 50 states. Moreover, AANC educates, supports, and earnestly motivates all Asian-Americans, Pacific Islanders (AAPI), Native-Americans, and others to become actively involved in the great American political, judicial, and legislative processes, including community-based volunteers, throughout the United States.
The AANC's national membership diligently works toward and encourages the full-participation of all American citizens and others, by voter-education/registration and through lucid, impartial, and candid public discussions and debates of the issues.
The AANC members also proactively involve with a variety of quality human rights, legal rights, privacy rights and civil rights services and programs including, but not limited to: professional research and development; business and legal services; multicultural sensitivity education and training programs; youth and honors programs; telemedicine and telehealth; media, film and entertainment; artificial intelligence; humanitarian programs and services; international, national, state services and conflict resolution programs; faith-based initiatives; special events, projects and sports sponsorship; organizing lectures and moderating candidates' debates and conferences; publishing factual and objective reports along with in-depth analysis on a wide variety of human rights, legal rights, privacy rights, and civil rights issues; professional public speakings; educational and leadership developments; and coordinating and/or collaborating closely with numerous experts, national, state and local leaders from a variety of professions, agencies, organizations, colleges and universities, and corporations throughout the United States, along with distinguished and effective international organizations.
The AANC establishes, manages and controls, a variety of college/university chapters, at selected prominent and leading colleges and universities throughout the United States and abroad.
The AANC offers its professional public services, expertise, and national referrals including, but not limited to: educational and career services; science and technology; telemedicine and telehealth; media, film and entertainment; national business certification and business management; diversity and leadership certificates and training; national and international conferences and seminars; economic and business assistance; federal and state contracting; research and development; health and social services; mental health and psychological services; alternative medicines; artificial intelligence; information technologies; immigration and naturalization; United States citizenship programs and civics education; certified multi-language translation and interpreting services; multicultural affairs; business and legal services; mediation and arbitration; day-treatment programs; faith-based initiatives; voter-education/registration and campaigning; college scholarships and financial aid assistance; arts and entertainment; intelligence and security; veterans' services; privacy rights and civil rights; public and governmental relations; estate and gift planning; marketing and promotion; communications; employment and contracting; housing and community developments; national, state and local referrals, and general informational services, are duly available for all Asian-Americans, Pacific Islanders, and others in the United States.
The AANC sponsors lectures, conferences and debates, and acts as a professional consultant to various national, state and local organizations and media corporations. AANC also publishes, disseminates and broadcasts professional up-to-date news, quality in-depth analysis and more, via the Internet, radio, television, and via other latest communication technologies and printed news media, and also directs and produces various innovative and high-quality educational, scientific and technological, social and cultural programs, including arts and entertainment, and others. The AANC collaborates with others of same.
The AANC's management and its national membership are inclusive to all Americans and others. Accordingly, the AANC welcomes and actively encourages all Asian-Americans, Pacific Islanders (AAPI), Native-Americans, and others to join its passionate and resolute national membership, in the pursuit of “achieving unity and Americanism through cultural diversity, equity, inclusion, justice, freedom, and equal opportunity for all.”
By Tuan D. Nguyen, A.L.M., the Founder, Chairman and CEO, the Executive Board, and the Board of Directors.
Duly Adopted and Amended on April 2020.
Boston, Massachusetts, the United States of America
The Asian-American National Committee, Inc., (AANC), is a non-profit, non-partisan 501(c)(3) federal tax-exempt organization, functioning as a: national educational, business and legal services, political, privacy/civil rights, and advocacy organization.
The AANC is currently leading and empowering the Asian-American Civil Rights Movement along with our various elected, civic, business, and community leaders, national and international organizations and corporate partners.
The Asian-American National Committee, Inc., (AANC), is leading and empowering the Asian-American Civil Rights movement and is proactively leading, empowering, and invariably providing judicious, powerful, and influential voices and petitions for all Asian-Americans, Pacific Islanders (AAPI), Native-Americans, and others, in the White House, the various administrative agencies, in the judicial, legislative, and executive branches of the federal and state governments, and building effective and pertinent coalitions to assist in advising, advocating, and securing much-needed legislations, judicial decisions, policies, and executive orders, for the facilitation and advancement of: economic and business prosperities, social justice, economic justice, health justice, educational and academic excellence, scientific and technological achievements, education, housing and community developments, employment, federal and state contracting, health-care and social services, business and legal services, immigration and ballot/voting reforms, individual rights and liberties, human rights, legal rights, privacy rights, civil rights, and others.
Moreover, AANC closely leads, monitors, reviews, and influences, on a non-partisan basis, federal and state statutes, policies, judicial decisions, legislations, rules and regulations that are directly and/or indirectly affecting Asian-Americans, Pacific Islanders (AAPI), Native-Americans, and others. Through relentless research, advocating, leading, documentation, public education and determination, AANC effectively develops, advocates, and secures appropriate, fair and just, executive, legislative and judicial (civil and criminal laws) orders, statutes, mandates and policies along with political and community-based responses to eliminate and eradicate all forms of discrimination, prejudice, racial harassments, racial discrimination, and hate-crimes suffered by and/or directed toward Asian-Americans, Pacific Islanders (AAPI), Native-Americans, and others throughout the United States.
The AANC also leads, develops, and promotes various viable channels of communications and professional developments, which will assist, foster, facilitate, and motivate all Asian-Americans, Pacific Islanders (AAPI), Native-Americans, and others to maximize their self-realization and potentials, for the enrichment and enhancement of life-fulfillment, moreover, in becoming further educated and productive members of our American society.
The AANC, as duly authorized and permitted by law, and not directly or indirectly endorsing any political candidates, vigorously supports and advocates for the sought-after ideals, issues, and principles of qualified Asian-Americans, Pacific Islanders (AAPI), Native-Americans, and other Americans' political and judicial candidates and/or appointments throughout the United States, who have palpably embodied and shown their genuine willingness to foster and advance AANC's passionate and resolute ethos and our Asian-American Civil Rights Movement.
The AANC incessantly leads, organizes, develops and promotes, on a non-partisan basis, innovative and intelligible voter-education and voter-registration drives in all of the 50 states. Moreover, AANC educates, supports, and earnestly motivates all Asian-Americans, Pacific Islanders (AAPI), Native-Americans, and others to become actively involved in the great American political, judicial, and legislative processes, including community-based volunteers, throughout the United States.
The AANC's national membership diligently works toward and encourages the full-participation of all American citizens and others, by voter-education/registration and through lucid, impartial, and candid public discussions and debates of the issues.
The AANC members also proactively involve with a variety of quality human rights, legal rights, privacy rights and civil rights services and programs including, but not limited to: professional research and development; business and legal services; multicultural sensitivity education and training programs; youth and honors programs; telemedicine and telehealth; media, film and entertainment; artificial intelligence; humanitarian programs and services; international, national, state services and conflict resolution programs; faith-based initiatives; special events, projects and sports sponsorship; organizing lectures and moderating candidates' debates and conferences; publishing factual and objective reports along with in-depth analysis on a wide variety of human rights, legal rights, privacy rights, and civil rights issues; professional public speakings; educational and leadership developments; and coordinating and/or collaborating closely with numerous experts, national, state and local leaders from a variety of professions, agencies, organizations, colleges and universities, and corporations throughout the United States, along with distinguished and effective international organizations.
The AANC establishes, manages and controls, a variety of college/university chapters, at selected prominent and leading colleges and universities throughout the United States and abroad.
The AANC offers its professional public services, expertise, and national referrals including, but not limited to: educational and career services; science and technology; telemedicine and telehealth; media, film and entertainment; national business certification and business management; diversity and leadership certificates and training; national and international conferences and seminars; economic and business assistance; federal and state contracting; research and development; health and social services; mental health and psychological services; alternative medicines; artificial intelligence; information technologies; immigration and naturalization; United States citizenship programs and civics education; certified multi-language translation and interpreting services; multicultural affairs; business and legal services; mediation and arbitration; day-treatment programs; faith-based initiatives; voter-education/registration and campaigning; college scholarships and financial aid assistance; arts and entertainment; intelligence and security; veterans' services; privacy rights and civil rights; public and governmental relations; estate and gift planning; marketing and promotion; communications; employment and contracting; housing and community developments; national, state and local referrals, and general informational services, are duly available for all Asian-Americans, Pacific Islanders, and others in the United States.
The AANC sponsors lectures, conferences and debates, and acts as a professional consultant to various national, state and local organizations and media corporations. AANC also publishes, disseminates and broadcasts professional up-to-date news, quality in-depth analysis and more, via the Internet, radio, television, and via other latest communication technologies and printed news media, and also directs and produces various innovative and high-quality educational, scientific and technological, social and cultural programs, including arts and entertainment, and others. The AANC collaborates with others of same.
The AANC's management and its national membership are inclusive to all Americans and others. Accordingly, the AANC welcomes and actively encourages all Asian-Americans, Pacific Islanders (AAPI), Native-Americans, and others to join its passionate and resolute national membership, in the pursuit of “achieving unity and Americanism through cultural diversity, equity, inclusion, justice, freedom, and equal opportunity for all.”
By Tuan D. Nguyen, A.L.M., the Founder, Chairman and CEO, the Executive Board, and the Board of Directors.
Duly Adopted and Amended on April 2020.
Boston, Massachusetts, the United States of America
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