Asian Community Development Corporation

🔔 Asian Community Development Corporation is hiring! ✨ We’re looking for a person to join our team as the Director of Operations & Human Resources. 👥 ➡️ Director of Operations & Human Resources (Full time, Hybrid) will play a key role in building out the organizational infrastructure to support the growth of the organization based on ACDC’s new 5-Year Strategic Plan (to be released Spring 2025). 

 The Director will oversee all operations (including IT infrastructure), human resources functions and physical infrastructure in the Boston and Malden offices, and any other special projects related to the overall agency operation. 

 The Director will also supervise the Office Manager and work as part of the senior management team. 🔗 Read the full job description and benefits and apply at asiancdc.org/careers.

🔔 @asiancdc is hiring for two positions—a full time position and a paid, summer internship position! ✨ 💛 The Chinatown Youth Programs Associate will lead our Chinatown A-VOYCE cohort, gaining hands-on experience in facilitation, curriculum building, creative placekeeping, and anti-displacement work. ☀️The YP Assistant will help facilitate ACDC’s Summer Leadership Academy (SLA), our summer program for high-school-aged-youth who are interested in urban development, creative storytelling, and community organizing. 🔗 Read the full job descriptions and benefits or apply at asiancdc.org/careers!

👥 On March 4th, ACDC hosted its annual Malden Donuts with Delegates event with Malden A-VOYCE youth and State Representatives Paul Donato and Steven Ultrino. Sophia and Ivan from our Malden A-VOYCE program channeled their lived experiences towards advocating for affordable house and climate emergency resilience. ACDC staff Angie Liou and Reina Matsumoto advocated for policies including the Tenant’s First Right of Refusal (TOPA) and state budget priorities. Stay tuned for a highlight of ACDC’s upcoming Chinatown Donuts with Delegates event! 🍩 About Donuts with Delegates Donuts with Delegates events convene residents and their local legislators to advocate for policies that support the community, such as increasing affordable housing, investing in youth leadership, and closing the wealth gap. 💗 Thank you to Representative Donato and Ultrino for your leadership and support. Shout out to A-VOYCE youth for preparing compelling appeals and advocating with ACDC; and to Youth Program staff for mentoring and coaching our young people for this event! 🔗 Find more photos at bit.ly/2025DwDMalden! 📷 Photography by Enzo Nguyen.

📄 The City of Boston's Planning Department will host two public meetings to present the updated Draft Chinatown Zoning Amendment. This updated draft is in response to feedback received through the public engagement process. Cantonese and Mandarin interpretation will be available. Both meetings will have the same content. 🗓️ Tuesday, March 18 🕕 6:00-8:00 PM 💻 Virtual (Zoom at https://lnkd.in/eCMAC7Zf.) 🗓️ Sunday, March 23 🕐 1:00-3:00 PM 📍Josiah Quincy Upper School, 900 Washington Street 📰 Want updates like these? Sign up for the newsletter at asiancdc.org/get-involved!

👟The AAPI 5K is coming back to Boston! 🏃♀️The AAPI 5K is a community-driven event that promotes health, unity, and cultural diversity while celebrating the vibrant Asian American and Pacific Islander community. Support ACDC by choosing us as your nonprofit to support when registering! 📍Location: Carson Beach, South Boston ⏰ Date and time: Saturday, May 17, 2025 at 9:00am 🔗 Visit aapi5k.org for registration and race details or use the link in our bio! Price increases on March 9 at midnight. #AAPI5K #BostonAAPI5K

💗🍊 Thank you to all who attended our 2025 Annual Meeting last week! We loved seeing so many new and familiar faces join us to be in community at the beginning of the Lunar New Year! 🥬🫂 The theme for ACDC’s 2024 Annual Report is Garden 花園—an homage to those past and present, who are committed to planting seeds to radically imagine and cultivate a safe and vibrant community for all, even in harsh conditions. 🗣️ At this year's meeting, we shared: updates across our programs, updates on our forthcoming 2025-2030 Strategic Plan, stories from A-VOYCE youth/alumnus and RLA Graduates, an activity to gather feedback from our community members, and red envelopes with vegetable-themed fortunes! 📷 Photos by Olivia Moon Photography (@halfasianlens) 📝 To read more about our work and impact in 2024, check out our 2024 Annual Report at asiancdc.org/our-work!

📰 @sampan_boston interviewed @asiancdc's executive director Angie Liou 🔗 Visit the link in our bio or bit.ly/3QipkAI to read the interview! 💕 Thank you to Zoe Voss Lee who conducted and wrote the interview and to Sampan for this opportunity to share ACDC's work and Angie's background! 📷 Photo by @reinaspictures

📢🛝 Join The City of Boston Streets Cabinet for a Community Open House (社區開放日), where they will showcase two initiatives—Phillips Square Design and Reconnecting Chinatown—targeted at improving and expanding open space in Chinatown. They will also invite attendees to share their thoughts, ideas, and suggestions for how to improve open space in Chinatown. ➡️ No RSVP required. Chinese language interpretation, food, children activities, give-aways, and raffles will be provided. Performances and speaking programs start at 1:30 pm. 🗓️ Date: Thursday, March 1, 2025 🕗 Time: 1 - 4 PM 📍 Location: Josiah Quincy Upper School, 216 Tremont Street, Boston MA 02116 ❓Please contact Wenzheng Wang at wenzheng.wang@boston.gov for questions.

📰 Check out @tuftsuniversity recent article highlighting the collaborative Chinatown HEROS project to study air pollution and heat resilience and educate residents on these topics. 🔗 Visit the link in our bio or bit.ly/4jSOKCM to read the full article.

🔔 ✨ACDC’s Community Design & Planning team seeks a Project Manager to coordinate the community engagement and de/installation process for the third iteration of Hudson Street Stoop (HSS). 🛝HSS is a rotating public art initiative to transform One Greenway Park (between 66-88 Hudson St) into an activated and inclusive neighborhood “stoop.” Working closely with the Community Design & Planning Manager, the Project Manager will coordinate the Request for Proposal (RFP) process and a series of public community engagements between the artist and Chinatown community to select and design the third HSS exhibit. ➡️ To apply, please e-mail your resume to: Rebecca Leu, Community Design & Planning Manager at rebecca.leu@asiancdc.org with the subject line: “Hudson Street Stoop Project Manager - [NAME]”. Please include in your email how you learned about the job opening (personal referral, social media, website, etc.) and why you would be a good fit for this position. 🔗 To learn more, visit asiancdc.org/careers!