Asian American Immigrant Economic Self-Sufficiency | Comcast Newsmakers

Asian American Immigrant Economic Self-Sufficiency - 4:51

with Mary Chin on the Asian American Civic Association

Posted Apr 22, 2019

The Asian American Civic Association evolved from serving Boston's Chinese immigrants to serving people from over 85 countries, reflecting not just changing demographics of Boston's Chinatown but America alike. Executive Director, Mary Chin, explains.

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