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February 11, 2022

An Asian voter in San Francisco's 2018 election.

February Newsletter | Empowering Immigrant Voices

This February, CAA celebrates the passage of noncitizen voting while recognizing the challenges facing the communities we serve two years into the pandemic.

February 8, 2022

A layout of the Stop AAPI Hate California state policy agenda.

Stop AAPI Hate Unveils Its California State Policy Agenda

Today, we are excited to share the latest Stop AAPI Hate state policy agenda, which addresses rising incidents of hate, violence, and xenophobia within and across our communities.

February 3, 2022

Asian Americans protest the rise of anti-Asian hate in San Francisco. Photo credit: Jason Leung

Equity, Justice, and the Ongoing Fight Against Anti-Asian Hate

In 2022, CAA will redouble efforts to address anti-Asian hate and advancing racial equity through community partnerships, data and research, legislative advocacy, and rapid response.

January 18, 2022

CAA's Economic Justice team rallies for paid-time-off benefits for domestic workers outside City All.

CAA Newsletter | Protecting Workers’ Rights and More

From the passage of important legislation protecting domestic workers and protecting language education — to the coming together of our friends, allies, and neighboring communities, we ended 2021 with hope in our hearts.

January 10, 2022

Two East Asian girls, wearing red costumes, perform a dance. They are holding tambourines.

Turning Towards Brighter Days | Community Celebrates Winter Solstice with CAA

In December, CAA held its annual Winter Solstice party with our community members.

December 22, 2021

Image description: Cynthia Choi, an East Asian woman, inside the conference room at CAA offices. She is gesturing and holding a microphone.

CAA in 2021 | A Special Message From Our Co-Executive Director

In her end of year reflections, CAA co-executive director Cynthia Choi expresses gratitude for what we have achieved together this year.

December 16, 2021

Text reads: Improving Language Access in San Francisco. Next to the text is an image of a tablet. The screen on the tablet says, "Speaking from Experience"

New Report: How Can We Improve Language Access in San Francisco?

A new community assessment conducted by the Language Access Network of San Francisco (LANSF) provides new insight into how the LAO functions and to what extent it meets the ever-changing needs of LEP communities.

December 14, 2021

2021: Our Year in Review

For CAA, 2021 brought another challenging year of uncertainty and hardship in the pandemic. Looking back on the past year, we are heartened by the fortitude of our friends, allies, and team members in navigating these times.

December 9, 2021

San Francisco Chinatown at dusk. Photo credit: Andria Lo

CAA Newsletter | Documenting AAPI Experiences

From immigrant outreach to violence prevention, CAA programs and services made a big difference in the lives of Chinese immigrant communities this November.

November 22, 2021

A young Asian woman with long hair holds up a poster depicting three people and a heart around them. She is wearing an Asian-Black Unity T-shirt.

Helping Victims, Strengthening Communities: The Coalition for Community Safety and Justice Takes a Holistic Approach to Violence

Since the beginning, CCSJ strove to develop a holistic approach to addressing violence and racial inequity in ways that meet the needs of Asian communities.

November 11, 2021

The staff of CAA post for a photo in front of a colorful blue and purple wall. There are 25 people.

CAA Newsletter | From Immigrant Rights to Racial Justice

CAA has grown quickly over the past 18 months to meet increased community needs and to provide broad leadership on a range of issues. As our work expands and evolves, what hasn’t changed, and will not change, is our commitment to civil rights and the communities we serve. Read on for the latest in civic engagement, immigrant justice, and more.

November 4, 2021

A group photo of the Immigrant Parent Voting Collaborative, which includes many Asian and Latina women.

CAA Helps Make Immigrant Parent Voting Permanent in San Francisco

On Tuesday, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors unanimously passed the Immigrant Parent Voting Ordinance in a historic win that makes non-citizen voting permanent in Board of Education elections.

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