INDOCHINESE - AMERICAN COUNCIL (iaC)
A Community organization for the advancement of Indochinese-Americans & other minorities
News
Job AnnouncementPosition Title:
Associate Executive Director
Application Deadline:
1/10/2012.Job Description New Leadership
Le Quyen Vu has been appointed as Executive Director as of October, 2011. Click here for more
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The IAC Board of Directors has initiated a search process of a new Chief Executive Officer.
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In Memories of Commissioner Cheryl
Ransom-Garner
The Indochinese American Council
Founded in 1982, the IAC is a grassroots, community-based neighborhood organization for immigrants, refugees, and other minorities (African-American, African, Hispanic, Caribbean, Asian, European, etc.).
Mission Statement:
The Indochinese-American Council (IAC)'s mission is to help disadvantaged, multi-racial minority Americans including newly-arrived refugees and immigrants from all parts of the world to achieve social, economic and educational advancement and mobility. In addition, the IAC promotes racial harmony and cultural understanding between members of different ethnic groups in American society. The organization is headquartered at 4934-36 Old York Road, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 19141.
Vision Statement:
All low-income minorities will have the education to achieve social, economic and educational advancement and mobility.