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Paul Nguyen is the Managing Attorney at Shield Litigation, LLP with offices in Garden Grove and Downtown Santa Ana. Mr. Nguyen is personally involved with every case that comes to the office. Mr. Nguyen has litigated numerous jury trials to verdict, negotiated, and settled countless personal injury cases throughout California. Mr. Nguyen takes an enormous amount of pride fighting for his clients and has recovered millions of dollars for his clients. When you work with Shield Litigation, LLP, you have a direct line of contact to Mr. Nguyen and will always know where your case stands. There is no Legal Fee if we can't win your case!
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Get to know other Vietnamese mental health professionals in the Orange County area.
Email Paul Hoang for questions and/or more information.
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Fountain Valley, CA
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Celebrate with fellow Anteaters at the UCI VAAC Alumni Picnic! Enjoy a picnic lunch, class-year tug-of-war, trivia, prizes, and more.
Reconnect, Relax, & Re-engage at the UCI VAAC Alumni Picnic! Zot! Zot! Zot!
Calling all UCI alumni and students! Join us for a fun, casual afternoon of community, campus pride, and connection. Reconnect with old friends, test your Anteater spirit, and build your network across industries and career fields. Whether you're here to share your journey or discover your path, there's a place for you!
Activities:
Picnic Luncheon: Enjoy great food and casual conversation.
Class-Year Tug-of-War: Show off your class pride in an epic matchup!
Trivia: Test your Anteater knowledge.
Mentorship Circle: Connect and exchange insights with fellow alumni and current students.
Group Photo: Commemorate the day with a group photo.
Admission fees support the event, with extra proceeds going directly to the VAAC Student Scholarship to help current UCI students.
We can't wait to see you there!
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Fountain Valley, CA
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Celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival in Oakland Little Saigon with food, games, prizes, local vendors, and community resources.
The Oakland Vietnamese Chamber of Commerce is proud to host this annual event dedicated to bringing together families, local residents, businesses, and community organizations in the heart of Oakland Little Saigon. Our mission is to strengthen community connections, celebrate our cultural heritage, and support the local businesses and organizations that make our neighborhood thrive.
This family-friendly festival will feature:
✨ Community resource booths and local organizations
✨ Small business vendors and artisan marketplaces
✨ Delicious food and treats from local vendors
✨ Cultural activities and family-friendly games
✨ Giveaways and prizes
✨ Entertainment and opportunities to connect with neighbors
Whether you're looking to discover local resources, support small businesses, enjoy great food, or celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival traditions with family and friends, there's something for everyone.
📅 Date: September 20, 2026
📍 Location: Clinton Park, Oakland Little Saigon
655 International Blvd, Oakland, CA 94606
Come celebrate community, culture, and connection with us as we light up Oakland Little Saigon together.
Vietnamese American Law Society represents one of the vibrant affinity organizations that define student life at UC Law San Francisco, located in the heart of San Francisco, California. This student organization embodies the law school's foundational commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion by creating intentional spaces where Vietnamese American students and their allies can connect, learn, and grow together throughout their legal education.
Established as part of UC Law San Francisco's broader ecosystem of affinity groups, the Vietnamese American Law Society reflects the institution's values of celebrating different viewpoints and backgrounds. The organization recognizes that meaningful legal education extends beyond the classroom, encompassing the relationships students build and the communities they become part of during their time in law school. By bringing together students who share Vietnamese heritage and cultural connections, the society strengthens the overall student experience at UC Law San Francisco.
The organization's mission centers on promoting unity, fostering professional relationships, and providing visibility to Vietnamese American voices within the legal profession. Members participate in cultural events, professional panels, and social gatherings that honor Vietnamese heritage while building bridges between law students and the broader Vietnamese American legal community in San Francisco and beyond.
As UC Law San Francisco continues to redefine legal education through integration of rigorous academics with real-world opportunities, the Vietnamese American Law Society contributes meaningfully to this vision. The organization demonstrates how affinity groups serve as cornerstones of student life, enriching the educational experience and preparing future lawyers to serve diverse communities with cultural competence and commitment to justice. Membership remains open to all students interested in supporting these values.
Since its establishment in December 2001, the Vietnamese-American Pharmacy Student Association has evolved into a cornerstone student organization at the University of Southern California, serving the Los Angeles, CA community with distinction. VAPSA represents a unique intersection of cultural pride, professional development, and community service, creating a supportive environment where pharmacy students can grow both personally and professionally while making meaningful contributions to public health.
At its core, VAPSA is foremost committed to providing health services to the community in conjunction with promoting the pharmacy profession. This dual mission reflects the organization's understanding that healthcare professionals have a responsibility to give back to the communities they serve. Over the past two decades, VAPSA has built a strong track record of community engagement, earning recognition as one of the leading service organizations on the USC campus.
The organization celebrates Vietnamese culture and heritage while fostering inclusivity and collaboration among all pharmacy students. By bringing together individuals who share a passion for healthcare and community service, VAPSA creates meaningful connections and lasting friendships that extend far beyond the classroom. Members benefit from mentorship, networking opportunities, and the chance to work alongside peers who are equally committed to making a difference.
VAPSA's accomplishments speak to its impact and reputation. The organization has received the USC School of Pharmacy's prestigious Project of the Year Award five times, demonstrating consistent excellence in its initiatives and programs. These achievements have solidified VAPSA's position as a valued and respected organization within the USC community, attracting dedicated students who are eager to contribute their talents and energy to serving the Los Angeles area while advancing their pharmacy careers.
Since 1976, the USC Vietnamese Student Association has served as a cornerstone organization for Vietnamese and Vietnamese-American students at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles, CA. What began as a small gathering of Vietnamese immigrants seeking to unite their culture within USC's diverse student body has blossomed into an intimate, active, and dynamic community dedicated to heritage preservation and cultural pride.
At its heart, USC VSA embodies the Vietnamese concept of gia đình—family—extending far beyond traditional definitions to encompass the entire student body and Los Angeles community. Members embrace their heritage while actively contributing back to their neighborhoods, understanding that cultural connection strengthens both individual identity and community bonds. The organization creates welcoming spaces where students can celebrate traditions, discuss important topics, and build lasting relationships rooted in shared values.
The association's four pillars guide their work: celebrating and educating others about Vietnamese culture and traditions; reinforcing the values that form the structure of their community; providing an open and inclusive environment for members to connect socially and intellectually; and maintaining strong networks with the broader Vietnamese community outside campus.
Each year, USC VSA demonstrates its commitment to Los Angeles through community service initiatives that create tangible positive impact. By hosting cultural events, educational programs, and annual cultural shows, they illuminate Vietnamese heritage while enriching the diverse college community. USC VSA stands as a testament to how student organizations can bridge campus and community, fostering understanding and belonging for everyone they serve.
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California's Pacific coastline runs for hundreds of miles where coastal mountains meet the sea — rugged headlands, turquoise coves, and sea stacks along the route from Big Sur and the Central Coast to beaches north and south.
