The National Council of Chinese Americans (NCCA) is a non-profit, non-political, public-service organization made up primarily of Chinese Americans of diverse backgrounds. 

The Mission of NCCA is to serve all Chinese American people; to preserve, promote, and enhance Chinese American's cultural and spiritual heritage and humanistic value; to promote and safeguard Chinese American's social well-being and economic development; to foster the understanding between Chinese Americans and all other people in the U.S.; and to promote the dialogue, engagement, exchange and emulsion between Chinese Americans and people around the world through education, art, science, religion, and socio-economic development.  NCCA upholds democratic principle and advocates for peace and non-violence.

美国华人全国委员会是一个非政治性、非盈利性NGO组织。其宗旨是为所有美国华人华侨服务；促进和保障华人华侨的政治权益、社会福利和经济利益；认同、保护、传承并发扬光大中华文化和精神遗产以及人文价值；增进与美国所有人民之间的了解和友谊，遵从民主原则，并致力于世界和平；为加强中美两国之间在教育、文化、科技、经济等方面的民间交流，起到桥梁和纽带作用。

NCCA is a charitable 501(c)(3) organization, your donation and financial support are tax-deductible.

Board members at 2010 NCCA Convention with friends:  OCA Executive Director George Wu (2nd on the right), Prof. and Mrs. Iyao Shen, CACA & CAHS Ted Gong,   FAPAC Alex Chen (5th on the right), and New World Times Jianqin Cao (3rd on the right)  (Click the following link for news coverage)

http://www.chinesedailynews.com/article/article-c111583.aspx                                                                                                                                     
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http://www.chinastaronline.com/NewsPaper_Detail.asp?NewsPaperId=2373 

• 150-Year History of the Chinese in America: Stories and analysis of the current "state of the union" of the Chinese in America, by beloved Chinese American writer Iris Chang (before her "sudden suicide") ... To view the program please click here

• World On Fire -- In-depth analysis of Chinese (as well as Indian and Jewish) people's success stories (as ethnic minorities), and its implication on the democracy and market in the U.S. and around the world, by Yale Law Prof. Amy Chua. ... To view the program please click here
  

• A Chinese American's Success Tale, which is also a quintessential American one, by Nobel Laureate and the current U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu. To view the program click here

• Chinese American Population Density in the U.S. (US Census 2000 data). To view the population distribution in the U.S. please click here.

NCCA promotes knowledge, universal compassion, and love!    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqxENMKaeCU&feature=related