• Professional Societies & Associations

• 1.

Salem Keizer Education Association

We are the local affiliate of OEA (Oregon Education Association) and NEA (National Education Association), comprised of licensed educators.

• Cultural/Ethnic Awareness

• 2.

Long Island Japanese Culture Association Inc

Cultural Education Classes:Teaching Japanese Language students (50), Ikebana (12), Cooking (4), Shodo (3), Sado (3), Karate (2), Wadaiko (8), Koto (4), Piano (2), Craft (6), Pottery (4), Mommy & Me (4), Weekend program (16), Exchange Program (6), Sakura Matsuri, Asian American Festival Japanese Culture Center LIJCC Website Sign Up Anytime JAPANESE LANGUAGE CLASSES FOR ALL AGES For individuals and groups CULTURAL CLASSES IKEBANA Calligraphy NIHONBUYO KIMONO WEARING Tea Ceremony etc.

• Labor Unions/Organizations

• 3.

Salem-Keizer Association of Classified Employees

We represent approximately 2900 Education Support Professionals in the Salem Keizer School District.

• Promotion of International Understanding

• 4.

Salem Kawagoe Sister City Inc

Non-profit organization promoting the intercultural relationship between Salem, Oregon and Kawagoe, Japan Furthering international exchange and understanding between Salem Oregon and Kawagoe Japan We are in the process of updating our website with more information about our programs.

• Promotion of International Understanding

• 5.

Sausalito Sister Cities Inc

PROMOTE AND FACILITATE PEOPLE-TO-PEOPLE RELATIONS BETWEEN INDIVIDUALS IN BOTH CITIES AND DEEPER UNDERSTANDING OF THE CULTURES, SOCIETIES, HISTORIES AND OTHER CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE TWO CITIES.

• Promotion of International Understanding

• 6.

Livermore-Yotsukaido Sister City Corporation

Livermore Sister City Organization is an exchange program between Livermore students that visit Japan and Japanese students that visit the United States.

• Primary/Elementary School

• 7.

Clarendon JBBP Parent Advisory Council

Friends, family, students, staff and alumni of the Japanese Bilingual Bicultural Program at Clarendon - To help Japanese Americans/ Japanese-speaking students stay connected to their heritage and to provide opportunities for non-Japanese students to learn Japanese language and culture, - To provide indelible experiences for students so that they may become lifelong learners of Japanese language and culture, - Through opportunities and experiences, foster an appreciation for all cultures and languages amongst students and enhance their awareness of social justice and the importance of respect for all.

SALEM AREA SENIORS dba

KSAS Keizer Salem Area Senior Center The Place to Be.

ORANGE COAST GAKUEN INC

Let's have fun while learning Japanese language and culture at OCG.