2016 Senior Voter Information Workshop (Changes to Healthcare, Taxes & other Laws are at Stake!)NEW

Gardena, CA � Changes to healthcare, taxes, and other laws are at stake! To learn more about what you will be voting for this November 8th election the Center for Asian Americans United for Self-Empowerment (CAUSE), Little Tokyo Service Center (LTSC), and Gardena Valley Japanese Cultural Institute (GVJCI) will be holding a Voter Information workshop at the Gardena Valley Japanese Cultural Institute Nisei Veterans Memorial Hall (1964 w. 162nd st. Gardena, CA 90247)) on Saturday September 24th, 2016 from 1:00 PM � 3:00 PM.

This voter education session will be geared primarily towards Japanese, Korean, and English-speaking seniors who are seeking easily accessible information about voter registration and voter re-registration, in addition to absentee ballot information, ballot propositions and other information regarding the November 8th General Election.

The voter information session will be conducted in Korean, Japanese, and English and will begin with an overview of the voting process and ballot measures. It will then be followed by a question and answer portion and will end with an opportunity drawing. Prizes like rice bags, cooking utensils, and other Asian foods will be available! Light refreshments will be provided, the event is free and open to the public. Every senior that attends gets a 5lb. bag of rice.

To RSVP for this event please visit the following link: http://tinyurl.com/SBVoterWorkshophttp://tinyurl.com/SBVoterWorkshop

You may also RSVP via email at [email protected] or by phone at (213) 617-8596.

"The stakes are at an all-time high for Asian Pacific American communities in the November 2016 elections. CAUSE is proud to work with LTSC and GVJCI to ensure that our senior and limited-English proficient voters have access to the resources they need to make their voices heard this election cycle." - CAUSE Board Chair Charlie Woo

"GVJCI is excited to work with CAUSE and LTSC in a program targeted toward Asian Pacific American Communities in the South Bay. We are proud to be able to host this workshop in multiple languages to ensure that that our communities have the tools and resources they need this upcoming November election." � GVJCI Program Manager Michelle Yamashiro