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U.S. City Set To Promote Indian American Culture
CHICAGO: The city of Aurora in Illinois is seeking volunteers to serve on what officials believe is the state's first municipally-sponsored board aimed at helping to promote Indian American culture.
The newly-formed Indian American Community Outreach Advisory Board is a non-partisan, community-based panel that will promote civic engagement and community participation, according to Chicago Tribune.
Residents interested in volunteering do not have to be of Indian American descent to serve, but they should demonstrate dedication to the city, work or own a business in Aurora, or be a member of a local community organisation that serves Aurora residents.
Mayor Tom Weisner praised Aurora's Indian American leaders for their desire to become more involved in civic activities, the Tribune said.
"We look forward to working with you going forward to create a better community, as well as educate the rest of our population to all of the positive cultural benefits that you bring to our city," Weisner was quoted as saying.
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Source: IANS
