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USTN co-sponsors annual Turkic Festival in Washington D.C. (October 5, 2008)
The 6th Annual Washington DC Turkish Festival was held on October 5, 2008 10 am to 6 pm on the Pennsylvania Ave NW between 13th and 14th Streets, right across from the White House. This was the second time USTN took part in the annual Turkic Festival in Washington DC.
Turkic-Americans display unprecedented activism in the first half of '08! (June 23, 2008)
USTN goals and objectives are being accomplished: In just twenty or so weeks, USTN members have sent out tens of thousands of faxes and emails to their elected officials and media and published six articles in regional press, setting a new record for the community. This has resulted in a greater positive activity on the Hill, with constantly growing Congressional Turkish Caucus (CTC) and the Congressional Azerbaijan Caucus (CAC), increasing number of public statements by members of Congress, and regular communication between constituents and their elected officials. Turkic-Americans have also stepped up their financial contributions and generally have become more politically pro-active.
The U.S. Turkic Network (USTN) is a non-profit, non-partisan, true grassroots organization which aims to educate, engage, energize, link and unite Turkic-American voters across the political spectrum into the U.S. political process, on both Federal and State levels. USTN facilitates, eases and automates the electronic delivery of letters, petitions, action alerts and major news from Turkic-American voters to their State Legislators, Assemblymen, Congressmen and Senators, as well as the U.S. media. This is especially important for the Turkic-American community in the 2008 election year, when Presidential, U.S. House and Senate, and State and Local elections all are held at once.
The U.S. Turkic Network is making the first nation-wide attempt to bring all the Turkic-American current and potential voters together, to educate them about the need for voting and thus voter registration, engage them into the American political debate, energize them to vote and be active on important issues facing the Turkic-American community and the country at large, link and unite the Turkic-American voters to speak with one vigorous voice, to be heard in Washington D.C. and state capitals, and to be recognized as an influential voice on the issues pertaining to the Turkic-American voters, particularly energy security, religious tolerance, racism, NATO, EU and WTO politics, humanitarian aid and technical assistance to the strategic ally nations, taxation, social security and healthcare.
As a relatively new group of "swing" or "undecided" voters, the up to 1,000,000 strong Turkic-American community, concentrating particularly in the states of California, New York, New Jersey and Texas, together with other friendly communities, such as the Jewish-Americans, Balkan-Americans, Pakistani-Americans and others, presents a great opportunity as a new force in grassroots activism and voting in U.S. politics.
Through the auspices of the U.S. Turkic Network, the voice of the Turkic-Americans will be unified and strengthened. USTN is the first nationwide grassroots organization uniting Turkic-Americans, being created by the grassroots, for the grassroots!
USTN - the new voice of Turkic-Americans (Apr 2, 2008)
Join the Turkic-American community!
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Testimony #1 about USTN by an Turkic-American: "They made it so easy to send letters to federal and state officials, and mass media. It literally takes just few moments to select the topic, click the officials or media where you want the pre-written letters to be sent (could be changed to reflect ones personal opinion) and click SEND." (Dr. I.R., Los Angeles, CA).
Testimony #2 by Mr. F.H., Memphis, TN: "One more reply from Senatorial office. Of course, thanks to USTN!!!"
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Testimony #3 about USTN by an Turkic-American: "Yes, it was actually very easy - literally, in just few clicks I was able to send letters to several dozen of political groups and newspaper/magazine editors. It would have taken me several hours to do if not for the website! There is no excuse not do it or to procrastinate. We have the tools we need, we just need to have the dedication and commitment to do it now and I believe/hope, we have those as well." (Ms. A.A., Arlington, TX).
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The U.S. Azeris Network (USAN) and the U.S. Turkic Network (USTN) are
extremely proud to announce that a Novruz Bayram mega-performance by 140
musicians and dancers from nine Turkic-populated nations will take place on
March 28, 2011 in Washington DC. The mega-concert is organized by TURKSOY (
www.TurkSoy.org) with the major co-sponsorship by USAN and USTN, with
support from several other leading organizations such as the Karabakh
Foundation, Embassies of Kazakhstan, Turkey, Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan,
Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Ukraine and Moldova, to show off Azerbaijani and entire
Turkic culture at its very best.
Such a show and concert have never before been seen in America, so keep your
calendars open for March 28. RSVP where necessary and order your tickets.
More details are to follow.
*March 28, 2011 at 7 pm
TURKSOY: Music and Dance of the Turkic World to Celebrate Novruz
The biggest performance yet! The U.S. Azeris Network (USAN), the U.S. Turkic
Network (USTN), and the Karabakh Foundation will co-sponsor this grand event
to celebrate Novruz produced by TURKSOY, with the support from the embassies
of the Turkic nations involved. "TURKSOY: Music and Dance of the Turkic
World" will feature over 140 musicians and dancers from nine
Turkic-populated countries in a spectacular, once-in-a-lifetime performance
for all ages. Countries include Azerbaijan, Turkey, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan,
Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Russia, Ukraine, and Moldova. Details to come.
Tickets are available soon via Ticketmaster. Stay tuned!*
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