Lunar New Year Celebration Brings Families to Pao Arts Center
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Families came to the Pao Arts Center for a day of celebration with various Lunar New Year activities.
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Bamboo Circle Hosts Lunar New Year Activity Fair
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Bamboo Circle hosted a Lunar New Year activity fair to celebrate the new year and raise funds for the Youth Center.
Read MoreHomeward Bound Exhibit Comes to the Pao Arts Center
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Queer Chinese American scholars, organizers, and artists Diane Wong and Huiying B. Chan curated the Homeward Bound exhibition to center narratives of home, community, and intergenerational resilience.
Read MoreBringing Expertise to North Quincy High School
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BCNC Director of Programs Yoyo Yau and Director of Youth Program Stephanie Fabro presented for a North Quincy High School professional development training.
Read MoreYouth Center and Bamboo Circle Host English Conversation Game Night
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Bamboo Circle, BCNC’s young professional network, joined the Youth Center for an English Conversation Game Night.
Read MoreA Message from BCNC’s Board President
/It is with very mixed feelings that I bring you the news that after 13 outstanding years with BCNC, Giles Li will step down as CEO on January 24, 2020. The BCNC Board of Directors has assembled a search committee consisting of several BCNC board and staff members. We are engaging an executive search firm to help identify and select our next CEO. We thank Giles from the bottom of our hearts for all that he has done to inspire and advance our community over the past 13 years and wish him the best as he embarks on this new opportunity. If you have any questions regarding this transition, please contact board@bcnc.net.
Read MoreSpreading Pastry Love
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This past Thursday, November 14th, 2019, we were treated to a sweet evening of pastries and conversation with Joanne Chang.
Read MoreImmigrant Opportunities Fair Draws Adult English Learners
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Over 100 adult English learners from BCNC and surrounding English learning centers networked and learned more about job opportunities at our Immigrant Opportunities Fair!
Read MoreBCNC Leaders Celebrate 50
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Board members, BCNC founders, and community activists reconnected over their shared love for the Chinatown neighborhood and the challenges that they faced over the past five decades.
Read MoreAnnouncing the Felix Lai Memorial Fund at BCNC
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Boston Chinatown Neighborhood Center (BCNC) is honored to announce the Lai family has established the Felix Lai Memorial Fund.
Read MoreFrank Chan Honored at 2019 Immigrant Entrepreneur Awards
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Frank Chan, owner and operator of Chan Insurance Agency, was honored as a nominee at the 2019 Barry M. Portnoy Immigrant Entrepreneur Awards Benefit
Read MoreComcast Brings Affordable Internet Access to BCNC Moms
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Comcast hosted a Conversation for BCNC Moms to discuss internet access for low-income families.
Read MoreOur Universal Pre-K Classroom Is Open!
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In September 2019, we opened our Universal Pre-K (UPK) classroom for Boston Public Schools on the fifth floor of our 38 Ash Street location in Boston.
Read MoreFamilies Discovered a New Take on Asian Culture
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Experience Chinatown was a great success with 2,000 people in attendance!
Read MoreLet’s Get Lead-Free
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Family Services staff members Grace and Mandy spent an afternoon outreaching for the Quincy Lead Abatement Program (QLAP), a partnership with the City of Quincy informing families on dangers of lead, how to make their homes lead-free, and how to keep families healthy.
Read MoreThank you Victor and Maisie Lee!
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We are pleased to announce Victor and Maisie Lee have established the Victor Winghon Lee and Maisie Tam Lee Fund to support youth education with a generous leadership gift.
Read MoreCongratulations to our Summer 2019 ESOL Graduates!
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Adult Education ESOL had six graduates complete their customer service trainings and receive their certificates!
Read MoreLet’s Talk Money: Financial Conversations with Kids
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Our friends Chris and Lucas from Capital One gave a workshop for parents and caregivers on holding financial conversations with kids of all ages.
Read MoreSpace and Identity: Residence Lab Re-imagines Chinatown Lot
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Residence Lab held their space activation on August 23rd!
Read More“We Share We Listen 2019”: A Dialogue About Asian American Mental Health
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Family Services collaborated with Harvard University’s Asian Pacific American Medical Student Association (APAMSA) to bring a panel discussion to Quincy on the social emotional health, academic pressure, and cultural implications of growing up Asian American.
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