Youth Masks Group Purchase
admin The start of school in the fall is just around the corner, and news reports have shown an upward trend in the number of COVID cases among school-age children. CALex…
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Summer Outdoor Dancing Party
CALex worked with Bailemos Dance Studio to combine the enthusiasm of national standard dance with parent-child activities and bring it into our community.
Meeting with Lexington Historical Society
A few days ago, some members of CALex and Lexington Historical Society held a social meeting in the town center.
Mental health and Related Community Services
July is the Minority Mental Health Month. CALex worked with the Human Services Department of Lexington to provide this communication opportunity to Chinese residents of the town, introducing the relevant…
Mathematics Parent-child Lecture by American Olympiad Coach Boshen Luo
The head coach of the US Olympic Mathematical team, Boshen Luo, once again came to Boston to hold a wonderful math parent-child activity, which was organized by CALex.
Quock Walker Day Hike for Freedom
the Association of Black Citizens of Lexington (ABCL) hosted the first annual Quock Walker Day Hike for Freedom. This inter-generational event is an opportunity for Lexington residents and other friends…
Lexington 4th of July Carnival
7/2-7/5, 2021: the Lexington Lions Club held a grand carnival in the town, which was loved and welcomed by many families and children. Helen Yang, a member of CALex and…
Remembering Vincent Chin
CALex member Helen Yang gave a speech on behalf of AAER at the Vincent Chin Memorial held by The Chinese American Heritage Foundation (CAHF) and the Chinese American Citizens Alliance…
LEF Summer Fundraiser
to support the community, CALex sponsored LEF’s summer fundraiser, “Hunt4Fun.” CALex was in charge of the last stop of Hunt4Fun.
National Solidarity against AAPI Hate
the “Solidarity against AAPI Hate” rally initiated by Wilson Lee of the Chinese American Heritage Foundation (CAHF), co-sponsored by Asian organizations including CALex, was held in Boston Common.