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click HERE and "LIKE" TACL on 
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APPLICATIONS BEING ACCEPTED FOR 2012 POLITICAL INTERNSHIP!
More info HERE. The flyer is HERE. Apply HERE.
Deadlines: DC: Feb. 19, 2012; LA and SF: March 18, 2012.
Check out the TACL-LYF NEW Website! Camp dates: June 20-24, 2012!
2012 TACL WINTER CAMP! Registration deadline: January 25, 2012. Camp dates: February 17th - 20th, 2012
Go HERE for INFO. Go HERE to Register.
SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS BEING ACCEPTED FOR LOS ANGELES COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
More info HERE. The application form is HERE.
Deadline: March 31, 2012.
2011 TACL National Convention
Congratulations to our 2011 Taiwanese American Community Scholarship Recipients and 2011 Political Interns for completion of their internship!
Introducing:
Are you a high school student interested in starting a JTASA Chapter at your school?
Download the manual HERE.
Go HERE.
THANK YOU FOR JOINING TACL's 25th ANNIVERSARY GALA and TAP's 6th ANNUAL CASINO NIGHT held on August 7th, 2010!
See pictures from the Photo Booth that night HERE.
2010 Census Count is now available.
Click HERE to listen to a radio ad (中文) for Census 2010.
CLICK HERE to buy a T-shirt to help promote the Taiwanese Census campaign! Choose one of the two designs above.
CENSUS 2010 is April 1, 2010! Check "Other Asian" and write in "Taiwanese"! Join the facebook cause! CLICK HERE.
Join the facebook group! CLICK HERE.
TACL CENSUS 2010 CAMPAIGN CONTEST
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR COLLEGE GROUP CONTEST WINNERS!
UC Irvine Taiwanese American Organization (UCI TAO)
UC Berkeley Taiwanese American Students Association (UCB TASA)
New York University Taiwanese Students Association (NYU TSA)
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR HIGH SCHOOL CONTEST WINNERS!
Tiffany Chang, Cupertino, CA
Karen Hsu, Fremont, CA
Brian Ueng, Sugar Land, TX
TACL continues to encourage youth to continue to educate and help mobilize the community for the Census 2010 campaign.
The US is conducting their decennial Census in 2010 and we invite students and groups to explain, “Why is it important for Taiwanese Americans to be counted in the Census?”