NAKASEC seeks an individual to serve as the Immigrant Rights Program Associate in their organization.  NAKASEC is a dynamic national organization working to empower the Korean American community through education, advocacy and organizing.  Major Program areas include immigrant rights, civic engagement & voter empowerment and civil rights.  Candidates must have a Bachelor's degree and 3 or more years experience working on Korean American, Asian Pacific American or immigrant community issues and/or civic participation initiatives, as well as excellent written and oral communication skills.  For more information, please visit http://www.nakasec. org/

APALC seeks a project director for their Immigrant Rights Project.  The Immigrant Rights Project focuses on immigrant rights issues affecting Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders, including health and welfare issues at the state and local level and immigration reform issues at the national level.  The ideal applicant will be an experienced advocate with past supervisory experience.  The position is full-time and is open until filled.  Interested applicants are encouraged to apply immediately.  More information contact Amy A. Lam at alam@apalc.org.

APALC is currently seeking an intern to assist with client intakes in their Asian Language Legal Intake Project (ALLIP) unit, which provides legal information, resources, and referrals to limited English speaking community members in Los Angeles and Orange Counties.  They are looking specifically for a part time intern (minimum of 12+ hours/week) who is fluent in Korean.  Among the responsibilities of those in the hotline position are: conducting initial phone applications and interviews with prospective clients; assessing the client's legal matters with the assistance and support of an attorney; providing extensive counsel and advice, under the supervision of an attorney, to clients in their language; provide clients with brief service, where appropriate, with assistance and support of an attorney; etc.  If you are interested, please contact Amy A. Lam at alam@apalc.org.