We can be reached at contact@calexma.org for help. Visit Lexington website LexHelp for consolidated information of resources and help. 06/29/2020: Thanks to Select Board, Town Manager and all leaders for your great effort during the pandemic crisis! We are so proud that we have been able to help. Also thanks to our volunteers and community members and friends for your support and…
06/05/2020: 05/31/2020: 05/30/2020: Our deepest condolences to George Floyd’s family. The truth must come out and justice be served.
05/26/2020: CALex update 3 on fighting COVID-19 and supporting Lexington. 05/23/2020: CALex thanks all Lexington community members and friends for their generous monetary and PPE donations in the past four months! 05/16/2020: We are one community. In the past week, CALex volunteers worked tirelessly and donated 1100 Surgical N95, 200 KN95, 1100 Surgical Masks including 500 ASTM3, 80 Protective Suits, 70…
❀ On Thursday, March 26, 2020, CALex attended the meeting hosted by Lexington Human Services Department to connect on community resources and needs during the COVID-19 situation. ❀ On Wednesday, March 18, 2020, and Friday, March 20, 2020, CALex attended both meetings hosted by Lexington Community Coalition to share and discuss the ways to help and…
On Saturday, February 1, 2020, CALex (Chinese Americans of Lexington) hosted Candidate Forum for Lexington Town Election.
On Saturday, December 7, 2019, CALex invited four Chinese American Town Meeting Members to provide introduction seminar to community members.
On Monday, November 25, 2019, CALex invited four experienced math teachers to share their teaching experience and philosophy to community members. This was a packed seminar.
On Saturday, November 10, 2019, Expii (Learn Creatively) and CALex cohosted a fun, inspiring and insightful seminar —magic dice and many beautiful things in math. The speaker is CMU professor Po-Shen Loh, the renowned mathematician, the founder of the free online learning platform Expii, and the national coach of the United States Math Olympiad team.
On Tuesday, October 15, 2019, a public hearing on the Bill H.2681, an act to collect disaggregated data based on ethnicity and country of origin, was held at the State House. A few hundred people showed up to strongly oppose the Bill.
