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VietAm (Vietnam-American) Review Nhân Quyền tại Việt Nam
The concept began in 2004, when editor Jean Libby (then a college U.S, History Instructor, now retired from teaching) was
challenged by a group of journalists and community leaders in San Jose, California, to change the textbooks in public
schools in their portrayal of Vietnamese Americans and the Vietnam War history to a more accurate and truthful
representation of the people and their history.
A seminar on Vietnamese American Achievement was organized at De Anza College in Cupertino, CA by Jean Libby,
Diem Truong, T. Van Do, and others which featured the first "American" exhibit of the photos of Nguyen Ngoc Hanh.
The keynote speaker was Nguyen Chi Thien, dissident poet. Sponsors of the event included the National Congress of
Vietnamese Americans and the California History Center at De Anza College.
A blog called VietAm Review continues the focus of Human Rights for Viet Nam, Nhân Quyền tại Việt Nam, political prisoners
and Vietnamese dissidents. Special attention is paid to the activities of Vietnamese Americans in obtaining Freedom and
Democracy for Vietnam, and the successful inclusion of elected representatives in Congress in this mission.
The blog and the list serve are edited with rigorous attention to copyright restrictions. editor@vietamreview.net
The concept began in 2004, when editor Jean Libby (then a college U.S, History Instructor, now retired from teaching) was
challenged by a group of journalists and community leaders in San Jose, California, to change the textbooks in public
schools in their portrayal of Vietnamese Americans and the Vietnam War history to a more accurate and truthful
representation of the people and their history.
A seminar on Vietnamese American Achievement was organized at De Anza College in Cupertino, CA by Jean Libby,
Diem Truong, T. Van Do, and others which featured the first "American" exhibit of the photos of Nguyen Ngoc Hanh.
The keynote speaker was Nguyen Chi Thien, dissident poet. Sponsors of the event included the National Congress of
Vietnamese Americans and the California History Center at De Anza College.
A blog called VietAm Review continues the focus of Human Rights for Viet Nam, Nhân Quyền tại Việt Nam, political prisoners
and Vietnamese dissidents. Special attention is paid to the activities of Vietnamese Americans in obtaining Freedom and
Democracy for Vietnam, and the successful inclusion of elected representatives in Congress in this mission.
The blog and the list serve are edited with rigorous attention to copyright restrictions. editor@vietamreview.net
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Nhân Quyền tại Việt Nam Series
Nguyen Chi Thien poetry books
Hai Truyen Tu -- Two Prison Life
Stories
History of Father Nguyen Van Ly
by Father Phan Van Loi
bilingual books
Vietnamese editor: Tran Trung Ngoc
Allies for Freedom publishers
Palo Alto, California USA
dba registered in Santa Clara County
Nguyen Chi Thien poetry books
Hai Truyen Tu -- Two Prison Life
Stories
History of Father Nguyen Van Ly
by Father Phan Van Loi
bilingual books
Vietnamese editor: Tran Trung Ngoc
Allies for Freedom publishers
Palo Alto, California USA
dba registered in Santa Clara County