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January 22, 2025

Oppose Trump’s Executive Order Banning Birthright Citizenship

Help us protect birthright Citizenship! Urge Congress to take swift legislative action to protect birthright citizenship and ensure that federal benefits remain accessible to all eligible U.S. citizens, regardless of their parents’ immigration status.

January 16, 2025

Resources for Immigrant Communities in 2025

As we prepare for the incoming administration, CAA is compiling this list of resources for Chinese and other immigrant communities in English and Chinese. In-language forthcoming. Stay tuned!

December 3, 2024

‘A Social Media Post is Not the News’: Meet Kennis from CAA’s Chinese Digital Engagement Program

As a digital engagement advocate at CAA, Kennis monitors Chinese-language social media spaces to see what people are discussing — and to track disinformation.

September 20, 2024

City College of San Francisco Board of Trustees Election Questionnaire

CAA invited all candidates running for CCSF Board of Trustees to respond to our questions about how they will make CCSF a better school for immigrants, adult learners, and people who do not speak English.

September 13, 2024

‘At CAA, We Get Things Done For the Community!’ : Meet Xiaojun Jiang From CAA’s Economic Justice Program

Meet Xiaojun Jiang From CAA's Economic Justice Program. At CAA, she helps Chinese immigrant clients search for jobs.

September 11, 2024

CAA 2024 Voter Guide For November 2024

As we head into the final weeks of this pivotal election, we’re excited to share our 2024 CAA Voter Guide to help you make an informed decision for San Francisco and California state-wide measures.

August 26, 2024

CONSPIRACY THEORIES, LIES, & A.I.

Conservative messaging tends to target first-generation Chinese immigrants — one of the fastest growing populations in the U.S. — manipulating an emerging political constituency with conspiracy theories and polarization.

March 26, 2024

San Francisco’s Digital Deserts: How San Francisco Chinatown and Other Neighborhoods Are Left Behind In the Digital Divide

The pandemic has forced us to rely more and more on the internet for work, school, health care, and commerce. But access to the internet continues to be a major barrier for Chinatown and other low-income communities of color.

January 29, 2024