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Articles

Iris Hu’s Artistic Journey

January 15, 2022

During 2021 August Moon Festival’s “All Stars Rendezvous, Brighten Up Chinatown Recover” joint exhibition in San Francisco Chinatown, FCSN Client Iris Hu showcased two pieces of artwork along with 42…
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Join FCSN Voices Youth Reporters Team

January 11, 2022

We are looking for volunteers interested in being youth reporters and/or graphic designers/digital artists for FCSN Voices! FCSN Voices is FCSN’s online newsletter that expanded rapidly this past year as the…
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A Foreword to FCSN’s New Book

January 11, 2022

FCSN recently published a compilation of stories in their new book, “Friends of Children with Special Needs – Building a Dream Community.” Written by FCSN staff, parents, clients, and volunteers,…
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FCSN Hosts Holiday Toy Drive with KTSF Channel 26

January 8, 2022

This December, FCSN partnered with Television Station KTSF Channel 26 to host a holiday toy drive. Throughout the toy drive, countless generous donors stopped by FCSN’s San Jose and Fremont…
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Documenting the History of FCSN – FCSN’s 25th Anniversary Book

January 4, 2022

To celebrate FCSN’s 25th anniversary, FCSN published “Friends of Children with Special Needs – Building a Dream Community”, a documentary book on the history of our organization. FCSN co-founder James…
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President’s Message

January 1, 2022

FCSN President, CK Lee briefs us on what FCSN is working on in the upcoming year, including updates on FCSN reopening, the new Osgood Center, and new programs for high-needs…
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FCSN Voices Digital Art Collaboration

The Digital Art Collaboration is a program that brings together students with special needs and graphic artists on the FCSN Voices team to collaborate in creating digital artwork. Below is the artwork created by our first 13 students: