 They protested the tourist buses that came into the community; participated in a "housing crimes trial" forum at Columbia U with Metropolitan Council on Housing, Black Panthers, Young Lords, City Wide Coordinating Committee of Welfare Rights Groups, Social Service Employees Union; hosted free movie screenings about the People's Republic of China; organized the first Chinatown Health Fair in 1971 with other organizations in the neighborhood as a reaction against the Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association’s neglect to the community  and worked on demonstrations to raise awareness on how to avoid the draft.In addition to their public organizing, it was also known for the nationally distributed and bilingual newspaper, "Getting Together" (Chinese