Association of Slavic Immigrants USA

Washington

Slavic Community Center
President- Rybakova Elvira V.
phone: (253) 332-4983

California 

President– Churuk Florin
phone: (916) 835-5009

Minnesota 
President- Ozerkov Pavel L.
phone: (763) 232-0064

Massachusetts 
President- Sangurov Fedor
phone: (413) 627-9893

Nebraska 
President- Dudin Artem
phone: (402) 617-2677

New Jersey 
President- Alejnik Georgiy
phone: (609) 408-5594

Oregon 
President- Nekrasova Galina V.
phone: (503) 848-7869

Florida 
President– Antipov Viktor Nikolaevich
phone: (941) 441-8835

Texas

President – Serge Taran

phone: (469) 682-2268

Washington
Stupin Vasily
President
tel. (253) 651-7476

Florida
Viktor Antipov
tel. (941) 441-8835

New Jersey
Alejnik Georgiy

California
Bondarenko Andrey 
tel. (949) 278-3721

Nebraska
Dudin Artem 
tel. (402) 617-2677

California
Konopelkin Valery 
tel. (714) 924-8787

Minnesota
Ozerkov Pavel
tel. (763) 232-0064

Washington
Rybakova Elvira V.
tel. (253) 332-4983

California
Churuk Florin 
tel. (916) 835-5009

Oregon
Nekrasova Galina 
tel. (503) 848-7869

Stupin Vasily V. 

Washington
Chairman
tel. (253) 651-7476

Avdeev Viktor Alexandrovich
Washington 
tel. (559) 360-3060

Baboshkin Igor A.
New York 
tel. (646) 270-5640

Burgiev Nikolay A. 
California 
tel. (916) 600-4804

Vilchica Vladimir Michailovich
California 
tel. (916) 835-3904

Rybakova Elvira V.
Washington 
tel. (253) 332-4983

Stupin Alexander V.
Washington 
tel. (360) 232-4380

Harlov Georgey L.
Connecticut 
tel. (617) 233-3273

Nekrasova Galina V.
Oregon
tel. (503) 848-7869

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Educational Courses

Increased awareness, sustainable water solutions in Portland, Oregon,Series of 4 courses in Russian Language about changing habits and attitudes about water, sanitation and sustainable water solutions, knowledge and understanding of water quality and conservation of water in Portland, OR. Please contact Oregon Chapter Director Galina Nekrasova – galinanek@frontier.com for more information and details.

Problems of preservation of Russian Language, Slavic culture and maintaining lives of our children without drugs and dependence were discussed at the conference in Spokane. The conference brought together representatives of several states – Washington, Oregon, Montana, teachers from different schools, operating withing complete patronage of their churches. Conference was hosted by one of the great churches in Spokane. Professional, friendly atmosphere, very responsive and interested participants – everything promoted constructive conversation. There were many discussions, questions by many speakers, who expressed opinions about how to keep our younger children involved in Slavic culture and how to preserve Russian Language in school. The conference unanimously adopted a resolution that if there is even a slight possibility to teach Russian Language at schools, it should be done. The conference decided to revisit this agenda again and designated times for later dialogues. The principals of Russian Language schools were able to make submissions to textbooks. We thank organizers and hosts for excellent organization and reception of all participants. We thank the cooks, the attendants and the assistants for filling Spokane stay with special care and attention. We found some good, true friends in Spokane. Thank you all!

Association of Slavic Immigrants (ASI) was established on June 15th 1999 in Vancouver, Washington. The main purpose of the Associations is to assist legal Slavic immigrants during a period of their adaptation in the US. Among the first services of ASI was situating Slavic immigrants in temporary and later permanent residences.

ASIUS members organize services in medical institutions and social services offices. English language classes, driving lessons conducted in Russian is another example of services provided by ASIUS. ASIUS preserves and promotes native language, forming Slavic language classes within Slavic churches, as well as establishing daycare centers studying native language.

ASIUS was established to assist Slavic community in social and legal protection, to provide refugees with a sense of community within the United States of America, to preserve Slavic culture and languages through classes at schools, colleges and universities; conducting cultural events, musical performances and concerts, folk festivals and Slavic art fairs.

ASIUS is a nonprofit organization created exclusively for charitable, educational, literary purposes within the meaning of §501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Service.