New America Media: Vivian Po

San Francisco’s Hellman Paved the Way for “Chinese City”

New America Media, News Report, Vivian Po, Posted: Dec 21, 2011

Business, civic and cultural leader Warren Hellman is being mourned for his efforts to establish San Francisco as the “Chinese City.”

Categories: Asian, Chinese, Immigration, Original NAM Content, Politics & Governance, Top Stories

Tags: sfchinesevote, warrenhellman, warrenhellmanchinese

Earth Prepares for 7 billion Inhabitants

China Daily USA, News Report, Vivian Po, Posted: Oct 28, 2011

The world's population is expected to reach 7 billion on Monday, a four-year delay due to China's one child policy.

Categories: Chinese, Front Page, International Affairs

Tags: 7 billion, China, one child policy, world population

A Third of S.F. Chinese Voters Unaware of Ranked Choice

New America Media, News Report, Vivian Po, Posted: Oct 14, 2011

A survey conducted by the Chinese-language Sing Dao Daily found that nearly one-third of Chinese voters in San Francisco don't know about ranked choice voting.

Categories: Asian, Chinese, Media, Original NAM Content, Politics & Governance, Race, Top Stories

Tags: chinese, elections, mayor, media, rankedchoice, sanfrancisco

三藩市灣景區長者反映過去，未來

NAM/SF Chronicle/KTSF, Profile, Vivian Po, Posted: Jul 17, 2011

一個社區, 兩個地方。雖然同樣是服務長者，但一個地方代表過去，一個代表將來.到底，新起的長者公寓會否造就一個融合族裔多元化的新社區，還是，繼續讓非裔，亞裔自成一國？

Categories: Chinese

Tags: 灣景區，長者，灣景區獵人角成人日間健康中心， Armstrong，獵人角，海軍造船廠

California Childcare Cuts Extend Family Homelessness

New America Media, News Report, Vivian Po, Posted: Jun 01, 2011

Budget cuts to childcare programs by California Gov. Jerry Brown and legislators would harm homeless children and keep their families on the street.

Categories: Asian, Economy, Education, Front Page, Homeless Youth, Intersections, Multi-ethnic, Original NAM Content, Politics & Governance, Youth Culture

Tags: budgetcuts, california, childcare, earlychildhooddevelopment, education, families, homelessyouth, jerrybrown

School Matters: Can Public Schools Really Do More With Less?

New America Media, Question & Answer, Vivian Po, Posted: Apr 09, 2011

A new report by the Center for American Progress suggests that some districts spend their money more wisely than others—and that most schools can become more efficient without sacrificing academic quality.

Categories: African American, Asian, Economy, Education, Front Page, Latino, Law & Justice, Multi-ethnic, Original NAM Content, Politics & Governance, Top Stories, Youth Culture