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Occasional Papers is not available commercially, so please support the publication of our journal by joining today as a member or as a volunteer. Membership is open to anyone interested in learning more about Korean heritage.
We also maintain a Korean American heritage discussion list.
Memberships
In appreciation for your annual contribution,* you will have our sincere thanks for your role in helping to ensure a legacy of Korean heritage.
In addition, you will receive a complimentary issue of the Occasional Papers of your choice (subject to availability), acknowledgement as a supporter, and notification of events and activities sponsored by us.
Memberships must be prepaid. Purchase Orders are acceptable for organizations.
To receive back issues, just provide the equivalent membership for that year, and be sure to indicate which volume you would like to receive (subject to availability).
Shipping:
For $3.50, Occasional Papers can be shipped domestically; for just $3.95 we can ship via USPS Priority Mail; contact us for overseas rates (all amounts are in USD).
Members (please include $3.50 shipping per volume)
| Student |
$12 |
| Individual |
$30 |
| Organization |
$50 |
Sponsors (free shipping)
| Patron |
$100-$499 |
| Benefactor |
$500-$999 |
| Heritage Club |
$1,000 (lifetime) |
Korean American Historical Society is a nonprofit, 501(c)3 organization; contributions are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
Download Membership Brochure here (PDF format - 649KB)
*Your contribution supports far more than the cost of one journal; it is about providing for research on, and collecting oral histories for, Korean Americans.
There are a few journals that publish research on Asian Americans, and they'll occasionally have an article or two on Korean Americans; there are also organizations much larger than that publish and have events on Korean culture, politics and society; there are publications on Korean American current affairs.
But where's the memory in all of this? Where else can you read quality stories about where Koreans have come from, and what past generations have experienced? It is said that a people without a past has no future. To borrow from author Helen Zia, don't be "Missing In History!"
Korean American Historical Society is supported only through the generosity of our members.
When you join KAHS through your membership contribution, you are not just subscribing to a journal. You are helping to preserve, and ensure, a lasting legacy for future generations to come.
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Korean American Heritage
Discussion List
The purpose of the list is to encourage the thoughtful discussion of, and for exchanging information about Korean American heritage. This includes (but is not limited to) Korean American history, immigration, society and culture, politics, economics, and art and literature. It is a moderated list.
Click to subscribe to KAheritage
Once subscribed, you'll receive an email confirmation. We encourage list members to introduce themselves by sending a brief email about their affiliation, background and interests.
Email List Commands:
KAheritage@yahoogroups.com --Post messages
KAheritage-subscribe@yahoogroups.com --Subscribe
KAheritage-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com --Unsubscribe
KAheritage-normal@yahoogroups.com --Receive individual posts
KAheritage-digest@yahoogroups.com --Receive 1 daily digest of all posts
info@kahs.org --Contact the listmaster
Disclaimer: the opinions expressed by members of this newslist do not necessarily reflect the opinions or policies of Korean American Historical Society, its members, or its board.
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Volunteering
You can also help as a volunteer. We need people with talent and skills to interview and record our community elders, and transcribe or translate those interviews for posterity. Other volunteers review books and referee manuscripts for our journal, assist with membership development or advise community organizations.
Once you have signed up as a volunteer, you will be contacted on an "as needed" basis. Unless you prefer otherwise, you will be listed as a volunteer and receive a complimentary copy of Occasional Papers for the issue in which your work appears.
Download the Volunteer Form here (PDF format - 70 KB)
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Seattle, Washington 98133-9483, USA
Phone: 206-528-5784 Fax: 206-523-4340 Email: "kahsinfo at kahs.org"
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