Lincoln Chinese Cultural Association

LCCA Statement on Anti-Asian Violence

Lincoln Chinese Cultural Association (LCCA) is angered and deeply saddened by the killing of eight individuals, notably including six women of Asian descent, in Georgia this past week.

Our Association strongly reprehends these deplorable actions which have directly targeted these Asian American women and have detrimentally impacted the entire Asian American community across the U.S. This belligerent act heightens the long-existing and growing sense of fear and hostility felt by many in the Asian American community directly as a result of xenophobic discrimination of Asian-owned businesses and hate crimes against Asian American community members.

As such, The LCCA puts forth the following demands: (1) that the Federal Government, community members, and local law enforcement agencies take action to address the increase in anti-Asian crimes and to ensure the safety of both Asian Americans and Asian-owned and operated businesses; (2) that Asian American community groups band together to fight anti-Asian crimes; and (3) that federal and local law enforcement authorities take immediate steps to charge and prosecute the perpetrator(s) of these killings in Georgia.

The Asian American community deserves the feeling of safety for their lives to the same degree as all communities in America. This heinous act sheds light on the fact that this is not true. We demand change.

Guidance for Large or Extended Families Living in the Same Household

10 things you can do to manage your COVID-19 symptoms at home

How to Protect Yourself & Others

Symptoms of Coronavirus

What to Do If You Are Sick

冠状病毒（COVID-19） (中文)

如何保护自己和他人 (中文)

一旦患病应该怎么办 (中文)

如果您感染了冠状病毒疾病2019 (COVID-19)该怎么办 (中文)

LCCA has invited Dr. Cui, MD from Bryan Urgent Care Clinic, and DHHS Public Health Administrator Dr. Qu to introduce COVID-19 related topics, including Prevention, Symptoms, Resources, Testing Guidelines, Seek Medical Attention, Local Situation, etc.

Time: 7:00 PM on 4/14/2020

Please sign up for the webinar by 6:00 PM on 4/14/2020 at:
https://forms.gle/EZ7siKDdpHVtBPQN8

The first 300 registers will receive an invitation link via email.

LCCA is working closely with the Nebraska Department of Health & Human Services on measures to understand the virus and limit transmission. Meanwhile, LCCA has launched the volunteering service platform to provide community members and families in need of quarantine with the following service, Grocery Shopping, and Chinese-English Translation.

To request for the service, please email LCCA with your Name, Phone, and Address Information.

To register as a volunteer, please email LCCA with your Name and Phone.

为预防新冠病毒的扩散，林肯华协正与内州卫生署保持密切沟通与协作，努力做好华人社区的防控工作。华协已搭建志愿者平台，将为需要隔离的社区成员及家庭提供以下帮助：代购生活必需品，提供中英文翻译等。

如果您在隔离期间需要华协志愿者服务，请电邮华协 ，并提供以下信息：姓名，电话，住址。

志愿者报名请电邮华协，并提供以下信息：姓名，电话。 (为确保安全，志愿者在服务过程中将避免与服务对象接触)

如果您有其他建议或需求，欢迎致电林肯华协，谢谢！