BLOCK BY BLOCK is screening at the 20th annual Architecture + City Festival in San Francisco!

Our August audio workshop explores the mental health and academic challenges of immigrant children in a pandemic stricken world.

Chinese for Affirmative Action (CAA) and Jubilee Immigration Advocates are offering a 1-day, appointment-only immigration clinic at our office in Chinatown, San Francisco.

CAA has a long and storied history of advancing education equity for low-income, working class, and immigrant students.

Drop in to CAA's office or City College of San Francisco (Chinatown Branch) during our monthly community service days to receive immigration and employment assistance. The upcoming community service days are 7/13, 8/18, and 9/12.

This month’s immigrant’s rights workshop will focus on vocation training and employment services with CAA’s Amos Lim, Dean Dai (City College of San Francisco – Chinatown), and Yet Tam (San Francisco Human Services Agency Rep). Thursday, June 22, 2023 at…

Listen to ep. 18 of our Cantonese Audio Workshop: https://bit.ly/caairep18. San Francisco is facing challenges much like every other city post-pandemic. Instead of addressing the underlying issues, some electeds have tried to attack the City's sanctuary policies by scapegoating immigrants.

What will the Supreme Court affirmative action cases mean for diversity and representation? Join us for an INSTAGRAM LIVE on June 21, 4pm PT, 7pm ET at @CAASanFrancisco Stand-up comic Jes Tom is joining CAA’s Sally Chen for some laughs…

What will the Supreme Court affirmative action case mean for new college applicants? Join us for an INSTAGRAM LIVE ON June 6, 4pm PT / 7pm ET.

On Tuesday, February 23 from 2:00-5:30 PM Pacific Time, our friends at the San Francisco Office for Civic Engagement and Immigrant Affairs and the San Francisco Immigrant Legal and Education Network (SFILEN) are hosting a virtual information session on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) Program.

During this virtual press event, hosted by Chinese for Affirmative Action, a panel of experienced legal advocates and immigration activists will review the implications of Biden’s first month in office for immigrant communities nationwide and, more specifically, for Asian and Pacific Islander communities in the Greater San Francisco Bay Area.

The Coalition for Community Safety and Justice (CCSJ) is coming together to condemn the violence against our elders, women, and young people and call for investment in long-term, community-centered solutions. Join us on Sunday, February 14 at 1PM Pacific Time at Civic Center Plaza. All are welcome. Chinese-English interpretation will be provided.