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👒 That’s when AAF’s economic empowerment team stepped in. With our bilingual staff, we helped Grace set up You Too Me Too Styling Boutique on Google Maps with a fresh description, targeted keywords, and new photos showing off her wares. Now she’s getting more online and in-person visits and positive reviews, and instead of worrying about how to attract new clientele, she can focus on what she loves—connecting with people through fashion.
🛍️ Grace is just one of the many Asian and immigrant small business owners that our team has helped throughout Queens. Our services are completely free and they help the small businesses at the heart of our neighborhoods keep up and stay ahead in an increasingly digital world. Reach out to us at smallbiz@aafederation.org if you need help with your own business!
🎥: Videography, editing, and translations done by our talented intern Hellen Zheng!
📍You Too Me Too Styling Boutique
41-23 Main St, Flushing, NY 11355
Traditional Chinese medicine is a centuries-old practice that still resonates with many East Asian communities today. In this episode of New York Chronicles: The Asian American Small Business Journey, we learn more about the herbal remedies, food therapy, and diverse treatments that make up Eastern well-being.
Special thanks to Hoon Productions!
Traditional Chinese medicine is a centuries-old practice that still resonates with many East Asian communities today. In this episode of New York Chronicles: The Asian American Small Business Journey, we learn more about the herbal remedies, food therapy, and diverse treatments that make up Eastern well-being.
Special thanks to Hoon Productions!
In the final episode of New York Chronicles: The Asian American Small Business Journey, we pay homage to the legacy businesses run by multiple generations of Asian Americans. From a tofu shop, Malaysian-Taiwanese fusion restaurant, and a Korean eatery, these businesses hold not just family stories but also immigration and American histories.
Special thanks to Hoon Productions!
In this episode of New York Chronicles: The Asian American Small Business Journey, we're unveiling some of New York's hidden culinary treasures. From Filipino crispy pata to Buremese mohinga to Tibetan momos, these cuisines are rising stars in the New York food scene and the stories of the people behind these businesses are just as vibrant as the dishes they serve.
Special thanks to Hoon Productions!
The local Asian grocery store is more than just a place to shop for hard-to-find snacks and unique ingredients. For many people, they're also a piece of home. In this episode of New York Chronicles: The Asian American Small Business Journey, we're going on grocery runs to Japanese, Thai, and Korean markets that bring the flavors and comforts of Asia right to our doorsteps in NYC.
Special thanks to Hoon Productions!
Traditional Chinese medicine is a centuries-old practice that still resonates with many East Asian communities today. In this episode of New York Chronicles: The Asian American Small Business Journey, we learn more about the herbal remedies, food therapy, and diverse treatments that make up Eastern well-being.
Special thanks to Hoon Productions!
In the final episode of New York Chronicles: The Asian American Small Business Journey, we pay homage to the legacy businesses run by multiple generations of Asian Americans. From a tofu shop, Malaysian-Taiwanese fusion restaurant, and a Korean eatery, these businesses hold not just family stories but also immigration and American histories.
Special thanks to Hoon Productions!
The local Asian grocery store is more than just a place to shop for hard-to-find snacks and unique ingredients. For many people, they're also a piece of home. In this episode of New York Chronicles: The Asian American Small Business Journey, we're going on grocery runs to Japanese, Thai, and Korean markets that bring the flavors and comforts of Asia right to our doorsteps in NYC.
Special thanks to Hoon Productions!
In a global food capital like New York City, you can find street foods from countries all around the world just by walking down the block. For our first episode of New York Chronicles: The Asian American Small Business Journey, we explored the rise of Asian street food through Korean banchan, Chinese cheung-fun, and Indian dosa.
Special thanks to Hoon Productions!
📍 Fong On
81 Division St, New York, NY 10002
📍 Pulau Pinang
82-84 Broadway Elmhurst, NY 11373
📍 JeunJu Restaurant
40-11 150th St, Flushing, NY 11354
Special thanks to Hoon Productions!
In this episode of New York Chronicles: The Asian American Small Business Journey, we're unveiling some of New York's hidden culinary treasures. From Filipino crispy pata to Buremese mohinga to Tibetan momos, these cuisines are rising stars in the New York food scene and the stories of the people behind these businesses are just as vibrant as the dishes they serve.
Special thanks to Hoon Productions!
📍 Lahi
51-24 Van Loon St, Elmhurst, NY 11373
📍 Little Myanmar
150 E 2nd St, New York, NY 10009
📍 Baro 1376
75-32 Broadway, Queens, NY 11373
Special thanks to Hoon Productions!
In a global food capital like New York City, you can find street foods from countries all around the world just by walking down the block. For our first episode of New York Chronicles: The Asian American Small Business Journey, we explored the rise of Asian street food through Korean banchan, Chinese cheung-fun, and Indian dosa.
Special thanks to Hoon Productions!
In this episode of New York Chronicles: The Asian American Small Business Journey, we're unveiling some of New York's hidden culinary treasures. From Filipino crispy pata to Buremese mohinga to Tibetan momos, these cuisines are rising stars in the New York food scene and the stories of the people behind these businesses are just as vibrant as the dishes they serve.
Special thanks to Hoon Productions!
The local Asian grocery store is more than just a place to shop for hard-to-find snacks and unique ingredients. For many people, they're also a piece of home. In this episode of New York Chronicles: The Asian American Small Business Journey, we're going on grocery runs to Japanese, Thai, and Korean markets that bring the flavors and comforts of Asia right to our doorsteps in NYC.
Special thanks to Hoon Productions!
Join us as we highlight not just the Asian small businesses that make NYC an incredible culinary destination but also the stories behind the people who make our favorite foods.
📍 Little Banchan Shop
5-28 49th Ave, Queens, NY 11101
📍 Joe's Steam Rice Rolls
136-21 Roosevelt Ave # A1, Flushing, NY 11354
📍 Dosa Delight
35-66 73rd St, Queens, NY 11372
Special thanks to Hoon Productions!
In a global food capital like New York City, you can find street foods from countries all around the world just by walking down the block. For our first episode of New York Chronicles: The Asian American Small Business Journey, we explored the rise of Asian street food through Korean banchan, Chinese cheung-fun, and Indian dosa.
Special thanks to Hoon Productions!
📍 Katagiri Japanese Grocery
224 E 59th St, New York, NY 10022
📍 3 Aunties Thai Market
40-08 61st St, Queens, NY 11377
📍 Kim'C Market
kimcmarket.com
Special thanks to Hoon Productions!
In the final episode of New York Chronicles: The Asian American Small Business Journey, we pay homage to the legacy businesses run by multiple generations of Asian Americans. From a tofu shop, Malaysian-Taiwanese fusion restaurant, and a Korean eatery, these businesses hold not just family stories but also immigration and American histories.
Special thanks to Hoon Productions!
📍 Ginseng 1688 & Herbs
8110a Broadway, Queens, NY 11373
📍 Zoey Xinyi Gong
zoeyxinyigong.com
📍 Wang Hee Family Acupuncture Clinic
165-20 Northern Blvd, Queens, NY 11358
Special thanks to Hoon Productions!
This webinar was hosted as part of the Small Business Online Presence Project is a collaborative effort between the Asian American Federation (AAF), the Korean American Family Service Center (KAFSC), and the Korean Community Services of Metropolitan New York (KCS).
This project is supported by The New York Small Business Funders Collective.
For assistance and questions, please contact smallbiz@aafederation.org.
This webinar was hosted as part of the Small Business Online Presence Project is a collaborative effort between the Asian American Federation (AAF), the Korean American Family Service Center (KAFSC), and the Korean Community Services of Metropolitan New York (KCS).
This project is supported by The New York Small Business Funders Collective.
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소기업 온라인 마케팅 프로젝트는 아시안아메리칸연맹 (AAF), 뉴욕가정상담소 (KAFSC) 및 뉴욕한인봉사센터 (KCS) 의 협력 프로젝트입니다.
이 프로젝트는 퀸즈 북동부지역의 이민자 소기업들의 온라인 인지도 구축·마켓팅, 유지 및 성장·개선을 목표로 형성되었습니다. 소셜 미디어 프로필, 구글 지도 리뷰 및 고객들이 볼 수 있는 다양한 어플들이 포함됩니다.
이 프로젝트는 The New York Small Business Funders Collective 의 지원으로 제공됩니다.
In this video, we feature Northern King Dumpling, a shop specializing in Korean mandu, packed with meat, kimchi, and more! So come stop by Murray Hill yourself and find your Seoul in Queens Koreatown!
Special thanks to Hoon Productions and the New York City Department of Small Business Services' Building Creative Capacity Initiative.
Northern King Dumpling
149-44 Northern Blvd
Flushing, NY 11354
In this video, we feature just Tong Sam Gyup Goo Yi, a restaurant specializing in Korean pork belly, grilled right on the pot lid to delicious perfection! So come stop by Murray Hill yourself and find your Seoul in Queens Koreatown!
Special thanks to Hoon Productions and the New York City Department of Small Business Services' Building Creative Capacity Initiative.
Tong Sam Gyup Goo Yi
162-23 Depot Rd
Queens, NY 11358
In this video, we feature Shindang-Dong Tteokbokki, a restaurant serving up not just Korean spicy rice cakes but delicious gimbap and fried rice too!. So come stop by Murray Hill yourself and find your Seoul in Queens Koreatown!
Special thanks to Hoon Productions and the New York City Department of Small Business Services' Building Creative Capacity Initiative.
Shindang-Dong Tteokbokki
41-04 162nd St
Queens, NY 11358
In this video, we feature Hahm Ji Bach, an icon of Queens Koreatown serving up award-winning Korean BBQ 24 hours a day! So come stop by Murray Hill yourself and find your Seoul in Queens Koreatown!
Special thanks to Hoon Productions and the New York City Department of Small Business Services' Building Creative Capacity Initiative.
Hahm Ji Bach
40-11 149th Pl
Queens, NY 11354
In this video, we feature just four of the dozens of incredible restaurants—and the people behind the counter—in the beating heart of Queens' Korean community. Come stop by Murray Hill yourself and find your Seoul in Queens Koreatown!
Special thanks to Hoon Productions and the New York City Department of Small Business Services' Building Creative Capacity Initiative.
Hahm Ji Bach
40-11 149th Pl
Queens, NY 11354
Shindang-Dong Tteokbokki
41-04 162nd St
Queens, NY 11358
Tong Sam Gyup Goo Yi
162-23 Depot Rd
Queens, NY 11358
Northern King Dumpling
149-44 Northern Blvd
Flushing, NY 11354
AAF’s Asian Mental Health Directory is designed to bridge that gap.
With 193 providers who speak 17 Asian languages, and the ability to filter for language, location, insurance, and more, our directory makes it easy to find the perfect therapist who can provide the support your loved ones need to feel better.
Now YOU can help us expand our directory to include even more Asian languages and cultures.
Join us in our mission to create a world where language is never a barrier to getting mental health care. Let's work together to make sure that our loved ones can find the support they deserve to feel better.
AAF’s Asian Mental Health Directory is designed to bridge that gap.
With 193 providers who speak 17 Asian languages, and the ability to filter for language, location, insurance, and more, our directory makes it easy to find the perfect therapist who can provide the support your loved ones need to feel better.
Now YOU can help us expand our directory to include even more Asian languages and cultures.
Join us in our mission to create a world where language is never a barrier to getting mental health care. Let's work together to make sure that our loved ones can find the support they deserve to feel better.
That's why we're launching a resource to connect our families to therapists who speak Asian languages and understand our cultures.
The Asian American Federation's Mental Health Directory currently has 198 providers who speak 17 Asian languages. But we need your support to add even more therapists who can help our loved ones – after all, there are 36 Asian languages spoken just in NYC!
Join us! Together we can build a world where language is never a barrier to getting the mental health care we deserve.
Visit give.aafederation.org/ge/mhd to donate today!
First screened at the 2023 AAF Impact Awards. Produced by Peter Lee and Julian Kim of Jebby Productions.
To learn more about the Hope Against Hate Campaign: aafederation.org/hope-against-hate-2
Donate to Hope Against Hate: give.aafederation.org/campaigns/22800-hope-against-hate
From AAF and NYC Small Business Services’s 4/13 Webinar “Know Your Rights: Resources for Small Business Owners.” As a follow up to the Business Owners’ Bill of Rights, learn how you can exercise your rights as a business owner. Day-to-day realities for business owners involve unfriendly inspectors and unfair tickets. Learn how to protect your rights before, during, and after inspections - including how to demand language access and how to gather evidence to fight an unfair ticket.
From AAF and NYC Small Business Services’s 4/13 Webinar “Know Your Rights: Resources for Small Business Owners.” Learn about the various kinds of support AAF can offer small business owners. From violations and commercial tickets, to commercial leases, and financial help, AAF can connect you with the resources you need to help your small business grow. We encourage business owners to bring any issues or concerns to us. We can provide direct support, refer you to a partner organization, or elevate your concerns to elected officials.
From AAF and NYC Small Business Services’s 4/13 Webinar “Know Your Rights: Resources for Small Business Owners.” In this video, Michael Fong of SBS covers New York City’s Business Owners’ Bill of Rights, which you can access here: www1.nyc.gov/site/operations/services/business-owner-bill.page. Many small business owners are not aware of their rights when dealing with inspections, licensing, and other bureaucratic processes. Michael explains each item on the Business Owner’s Bill of Rights, from the right to language access to the right to receive timely explanations from inspectors, and what they mean for you as a small business owner.
From AAF and NYC Small Business Services’s 4/13 Webinar “Know Your Rights: Resources for Small Business Owners.” NYC’s Small Business Services’ Michael Fong and Qi Quan Zheng explain the Quick Start program. Business owners about to open new businesses can avail of the services of a Small Business Advocate trained to guide you through the rules and regulations in your industry, and connect you with agencies to obtain the necessary permits and licenses. You can also schedule compliance consultations with SBS to prevent any future violations. Interested business owners can sign up here: www1.nyc.gov/nycbusiness/article/get-help-with-licenses-and-permits
Timestamps:
00:00 搜寻样例传票 Searching a sample summons
00:33 查看传票信息 Summons details
From AAF’s February 9, 2022 webinar with OATH - learn about NYC’s temporary FAIRER program and how your commercial violations may qualify for a fee reduction of up to 75%. Please visit www1.nyc.gov/site/finance/taxes/fines-and-interest-reduction-enabling-recovery.page to learn more about the FAIRER program, and www.nyc.gov/mysummons to search for your summons status.
Timestamps:
00:00 FAIRER计划介绍
1:27 OATH办公室介绍FAIRER详情
1:59 FAIRER 网站
2:57 nyc.gov/mysummons 界面,传票咨询实例
3:42 FAIRER 常见问题
3:52 联系信息
Children 5 & up are now eligible for a free COVID-19 vaccine. With the vaccine, your child(ren) builds a defense against the disease. It is a safe and effective way to keep them healthy.
nyc.gov/vaccinefinder
877-VAX-4-NYC
www1.nyc.gov/site/coronavirus/vaccines/covid-19-vaccines.page
chinese.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/recommendations/children-teens.html
Learn hands-on techniques like the ones captured here with Nonviolent Peaceforce to help protect your neighbors and loved ones.
Help us keep Asian New Yorkers safe. Volunteer to join AAF’s Community Safety Program as a Community Ambassador or Community Companion: bit.ly/joinAAF
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