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February 4, 2026
February News: Some wins… and challenges ahead!

As immigration enforcement continues to terrorize communities in Minnesota and elsewhere, everyday people have joined advocates to push back against unchecked ICE and Department of Homeland Security powers. At CAA, we thank those who answered our email to block federal…

December 19, 2025
Give a gift this Winter Solstice! 冬至快乐!

One of the highlights of our year is when we get to break bread with our community for the Winter Solstice (冬至) — or in this case, make some tasty, savory tang yuan! Staff members and volunteers arrived early on…

December 1, 2025
‘A Very Typical Chinatown Life’: Meet Annette Wong, CAA’s Managing Director of Programs

Annette Wong’s story starts in Chinatown where her parents, new immigrants in San Francisco, met for the first time, taking the bus from Chinatown to Ocean Campus to attend community college classes. From the garment industry to healthcare, to an…

May 24, 2022
Chinese for Affirmative Action. June 7, 2022 voter guide.
CAA’s San Francisco Voter Guide

Chinese for Affirmative Action is proud to endorse three ballot propositions ahead of San Francisco, Election Day on Tuesday, June 7, 2022.

October 21, 2019
CAA hosts forum with SFUSD school board candidates
Group photo with CAA staff, outreach specialists and SFUSD school board candidates
CAA Candidates Forum Fosters Civic Engagement

This past Friday, CAA hosted an SFUSD school board candidates forum at Gordon J. Lau Elementary School to give Chinese immigrant community members a chance to directly engage with candidates Jenny Lam and Robert Coleman. The event was organized by…

October 19, 2019
CAA Immigrant Rights Workshops cover how “public charge” rules changes may affect immigrant families.
CAA Immigrant Rights Workshops cover how “public charge” rules changes may affect immigrant families.
A Victory In Fight Against “Public Charge”

Immigrant rights advocates across the country including CAA applauded a major victory on “public charge” as courts blocked the implementation of new rules proposed by Trump.