WE NEVER FORGET
"We honor all those Cambodians who fled from the horrors of the Killing Fields, on foot through land-mined jungles and muddy waters, seeking refuge.
We honor all those Cambodians who languished for years in refugee camps in Thailand and the Philippines, not knowing where they would go.
We honor all those Cambodians who work hard for American dream, and have become productive participants in American society while preserving their cultural heritage.
And we never forget, not for one moment,
Our parents, brothers, sisters, and friends who did not have that chance. We honor their memory through our work of Killing Fields Memorial."
Author: Andrew Russo
"We honor all those Cambodians who fled from the horrors of the Killing Fields, on foot through land-mined jungles and muddy waters, seeking refuge.
We honor all those Cambodians who languished for years in refugee camps in Thailand and the Philippines, not knowing where they would go.
We honor all those Cambodians who work hard for American dream, and have become productive participants in American society while preserving their cultural heritage.
And we never forget, not for one moment,
Our parents, brothers, sisters, and friends who did not have that chance. We honor their memory through our work of Killing Fields Memorial."
Author: Andrew Russo
Meeting with a group of Cambodian youth to promote pride and identity at Buddhist temple in Wisconsin
12/3/17
12/3/17
Focus group consultation meeting in Minnesota to promote Khmer pride, identity and unity
11/26/17
11/26/17
NCAO Outreach in Philadelphia
April 30 and May 1, 2016
Former Christian leader of north America and colleagues join gruta workshop to promote identity, unity, pride, and responsibility during "day of remembrance" April 16th, 2016 at Chicago Memorial.
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សិស្សគ្រូតាជំនាន់ទី ១ នៅរដ្ឋមិនេសោតា (ខែមេសាទី៧-៨-៩-១០ ឆ្នាំ ២០១៦)
to Promote Unity, Pride, Identity
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NCAO Outreach to Buddhist Community in Washington, D.C. to promote Cambodian Pride, Identity, and Unity based on ancient inscriptions (2/19/2016)
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National Cambodian American Organization (NCAO) borad retreat at Mr. Van Sar's Home, Lynnwood, WA. 8/28/15
From left: Marith Chhong, WA (Founding Member); Yon Yarn, MN (Chair); Dr. Connie Mom Chhing (Vice Chair); Phavann Chhuon, MD. (Past President and Board member); Van Sar, WA. (Advisor); Kompha Seth, IL (Secretary) ; Mong Heng, VA.(Founding members)
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From left: Marith Chhong, WA (Founding Member); Yon Yarn, MN (Chair); Dr. Connie Mom Chhing (Vice Chair); Phavann Chhuon, MD. (Past President and Board member); Van Sar, WA. (Advisor); Kompha Seth, IL (Secretary) ; Mong Heng, VA.(Founding members)
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OPEN COMMUNICATION WITH ACADEMIC INSTITUTIONS
, SCHOLARS AND STUDENTS IN CAMBODIA
TO PROMOTE UNDERSTANDING
BETWEEN YOUNG AND OLD GENERATIONS BOTH
USA AND CAMBODIA
BASED ON ANCIENT INSCRIPTIONS
Research PROFESSORS
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cd-cam (cambodian document center in cambodia)
dec. 8, 2015 (below)
bUDDHIST ACADEMY OF ROYAL CAMBODIA _ dEC. 14, 2015
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bHUMIN uNIVERSITY, RESEARCH & LANGUAGE CLASS, CAMBODIA
dEC. 14, 2015 (BELOW)
BHUMIN UNIVERSITY HISTORY CLASS, ROYAL CAMBODIA
DEC. 14, 2015 (BELOW)
sCIENCE CLASS PRIVATE SCHOOL, ROYAL CAMBODIA
DEC. 13, 2015 (BELOW)
Below: Dr. connie Mom Chhing, represented NCAO, reported the outcome as part of conference "REMEMBERING THE
PAST AND WELCOME THE FUTURE" at North Seattle Community College, Seattle, WA. 08-29-2015
PAST AND WELCOME THE FUTURE" at North Seattle Community College, Seattle, WA. 08-29-2015
approaches to community healing
In October 1988, the key national Cambodian leaders held a special planning meeting at Cambodian Association of Illinois to prepare the next morning conference to establish the “ Cambodian Network Council” (CNC) under the leadership of Dr. Kol Pheng , pioneered by Van Sar and teamed up by Mam Hean, Dr. So Chhunly and Kompha Seth.
The philosophy and the works of CNC for the past 22 years will help to shape directions and the important works of the National Cambodian American Organization for years to come.
We (N.C.A.O.) are well prepared to face new challenges and acknowledge that our works will not be easy, but with your support, we are certainly confident that our continued dream and hope will be fulfilled.
The philosophy and the works of CNC for the past 22 years will help to shape directions and the important works of the National Cambodian American Organization for years to come.
We (N.C.A.O.) are well prepared to face new challenges and acknowledge that our works will not be easy, but with your support, we are certainly confident that our continued dream and hope will be fulfilled.
april 17, 2015
ncao local initiative as part of remembrances
April 17, 2015 Day of Remembrance Commemoration around the United States
#1 Lowell, MA; #2 Minnesota; #3 Washington, D.C.; #4 Chicago, IL
#1 Lowell, MA; #2 Minnesota; #3 Washington, D.C.; #4 Chicago, IL
April 17, 2015 Chicago, Illinois Day of Remembrance
Past Events
Outreach to local initiatives
April 11th, 2015 : NCAO's Local Initiative
Kompha Seth, outreach in Virginia 
NCAO community Outreach
(1) Connie-Mom-Chhing, Vice President (WA) |
NCAO Outreach to Local Chicago
From left: (1) Kompha Seth, NCAO Secretary (IL) (2) Nen Sok, CAI Advisor (3) Yorn Yan, President of NCAO (MN) (4) Soty Gnet, Spiritual leader (IL) (5) Connie-Mom-Chhing, Vice Presiodent of NCAO (WA) 
US Congressman Mike Quigley
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lowell, MA SEATTLE, WA
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Minnesota (Below)
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